5 Antique Niagara Falls Postcards 1906 RPPC Schira Frozen Falls Ice Mountain For Sale

Lot of 5 antique Niagara Falls postcards dating between 1904 and 1906. This curated ephemera bundle includes highly collectible Real Photo Postcards (RPPC) capturing a historic deep freeze at the falls, a beautifully colorized lithograph of winter tourism, and an early illustrated rendition of local Indigenous folklore.What is included in this collection:3x Real Photo Postcards (RPPC) - Frozen Niagara Falls (c. 1904-1918): Striking, crisp black-and-white photographs capturing the dramatic ice formations and frozen cascades over the American Falls and the surrounding landscape. Features the historic \"Schira\" copyright stamp on the front. Features the sought-after AZO Stamp Box on the reverse with four upward-pointing triangles, definitively dating the paper\'s production to between 1904 and 1918.1x Colorized Antique Lithograph - \"Ice Mounting, Niagara Falls, N.Y.\": A beautiful early divided-back colorized card depicting crowds climbing the famous massive ice mounds formed at the base of the falls. Includes a charming handwritten period inscription on the lower border: \"Kid—It isn\'t very cold here, Kid.\"1x Illustrated Postcard - \"Legend of the White Canoe, Niagara\" (Postmarked 1906): Published by Geo. S. Cowper (No. 10), this beautifully illustrated card depicts the local Native American folklore associated with the falls. Postmarked with an authentic, readable circular date stamp from Warren, PA (Aug 13, 1906) and a rare, intact green 1-cent Benjamin Franklin postage stamp on a decorative pink scroll border back. Addressed to Miss Zella Ault in Warren, PA.Size: Standard vintage postcard size (approx. 5.5\" x 3.5\").Era: Undivided Back & Early Divided Back Era (1904–1906).Condition: Good Vintage / Antique Condition. The cards are safely preserved in protective plastic sleeves. Expect normal light signs of age, including mild edge wear, corner rounding, and minor toning/foxing on the backs commensurate with 120-year-old paper artifacts. No major tears or harsh creases through the focal images. Please see high-definition photos for precise condition details.Perfect for history buffs, ephemera collectors, regional New York/Pennsylvania historians, or vintage framing displays!