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- not sure what the 'RPS series' is, but Bonzo cards are highly collected: originals are catalogued between £5/£8 each - condition is the key, of course to - hope it helps

They certainly seem exceptional to find like that and would appeal to Bamforth collectors and attract a premium on top of what are not very expensive postcards to collect. My guess is that they are printer proofs/trials/samples. Great find! Of course, Bamforth are more well known for their saucy com...

My how time flies! - yes, thankyou Delcampe - best wishes in return - what a great team!

Irina wrote:Could you let me know which other postcard publishers retain copyright?
Thanks

Judges of Hastings are still operating and so too are Francis Frith with their old books and prints - rule of thumb is to look up a publisher and check if they are still operating .......... hope it helps

Wow! - that is unusual and a newsworthy item, indeed. I would say that it has a value above the Postcard itself if it is genuine - but, hard to put an exact price on it? There are collectors of 'oddities' like this in the stamp world as well who would snap it up, I'm sure.

Welcome - well, these are not a well-known series as far as I know, I've certainly never seen or heard of this set before. The 5000 series of postcard sets were not started by Hildesheimer until 1904/05 - so your set will probably have been produced before then. Hope it helps, Steve

..at the regular Bloomsbury Postcard & Collectors Fair this Sunday 22nd January at the Royal National Hotel, Bedford Way, London WC1H 0DG - see you there -

Welcome mElvia - Moderns will be the collectables of the future - enjoy!

ps - I removed the url from your posting as it doesn't refer or is allowed -

Well, I just like Old things and have always collected something or other. Postcards I enjoy in particular because you never know what is out there to find - unlike stamps, let's say, which are all listed and catalogued and known about - with no real surprises (I'll probably get beaten down for sayi...

Hello Phil - there is a few societies in Australia that would be happy to advise, I'm sure: Australian Cartophilic Society: http://australiancartophilic.org.au//home.html Australian Postcard Society: http://www.australian-postcard-society.com New South Wales Postcard Collectors Society: http://www.p...

Hello Di - it would be best to contact a Postcard Dealer near to where you live - they will be happy to advise you. Alternatively, visit a Postcard fair if you can - again most dealers will be happy to help if they are able to view them. A list of fairs and dealers can be found on the PTA website: h...

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Good news - I am fortunate to have a contact in New Zealand who has been successful in acquiring the card on your behalf from the original seller - if you still want the postcard please PM me with your details and I can put you two in touch with each other if that's OK - best wishes