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If anyone has any duplicates for sale or exchange please. By way of exchange, I have plenty of Robert Opie and comics, plus three or four Gladys Cooper. "John Boy"

Very nice too Andrew, it sounds as though they do well in the catering department down there in Canterbury. I like fairs because you can see what you get before parting with your cash. Among my collecting interests are the cards of the Edwardian actress Gladys Cooper. Recently I bid for three cards ...

:D I have only ever visited one particular fair on a few occasions at Northampton. At one time I would, and still do to a lesser degree, buy cards from my favourite dealer. However, yes, ebay is here to stay and I must confess to using it most of the time to add cards to my collection. Is it lazines...

:D I have only ever visited one particular fair on a few occasions at Northampton. At one time I would, and still do to a lesser degree, buy cards from my favourite dealer. However, yes, ebay is here to stay and I must confess to using it most of the time to add cards to my collection. Is it lazines...

Kevin. Thanks. If you come across any Pedro or Trow comics, please let me know. "John Boy"

Wow! What a chaotic numbering system! Am I glad I stuck to comics and movie stars? Yes indeed. Good luck with your somewhat protracted investigation? "John Boy"

File behind the marker is preferable. It almost suggests that this is the logical way to file. There you go, everyone is different and opinions are free. "John Boy"

Hello Kevin. Welcome aboard. When you do "Open up" and find any comic picture postcards, then keep old "John Boy" here up to speed!!!

Kind Regards "John Boy"

:lol: Very entrepreneureal of you. I too am a "serious collector" but of comic cards you understand. I can hear you saying "How can a comic postcard collector be a serious collector?" I think because a comic postcard collector takes his subject seriously!!!!!!!!! Well, at least o...

The "expert" was Jonty and the auction was somewhere in Buckinghamshire. Whoever was the fortunate bidder certainly got a bargain. I feel sure that there was no serious postcard collector present, because he or she would have realised the value of the cards and would have certainly entered...

Just finished watching this. One lot was for a collection of saucy/comic postcards. The "Expert" put an estimate of £40.00 on this. The collection looked in superb condition too. The winning bid was £5.00!!!!! Oh boy, was I mad that I could not have been there!!
"John Boy"

:D Hello Janet in Canada! I am not particularly interested in dating postcards myself. If a card is in a collectable condition and it fits into my collection, then it's age is of no importance to me. I collect comics and have often been told that this particular theme really is a "British Thing...

Very many thanks Kevin, that has been very helpful.

"John Boy"

I know it will be a shot in the dark but here goes because you never know your luck in a raffle!!

Could anyone tell me when these cards first appeared please?

"John Boy"

Anything in this field please. I have for exchange Robert Opie and comics or I will buy, if the price is right!!!!!! "John Boy"