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Vintage Raphael Tuck GAR Grand Army Republic Civil War Veteran Postcard For Sale


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Vintage Raphael Tuck GAR Grand Army Republic Civil War Veteran Postcard: $6.95
This vintage Raphael Tuck & Sons 'Decoration Day Post Card' Series No. 107 features a patriotic design commemorating the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) and Civil War veterans. The front displays a detailed illustration of a GAR medal, an American flag, crossed cannons, and a bald eagle, all encircled by a floral wreath. A quote at the top reads: "Pride, and glory, and honor, all live in the colors to stand or fall." The back is a standard undivided postcard format, clearly marked 'TUCK'S POST CARD' and 'Raphael Tuck & Sons' with 'Printed in Saxony'. This postcard is a wonderful piece of American history, perfect for collectors of military memorabilia, patriotic themes, or vintage postcards.Thankyou for visiting our store! Save money by purchasing more - shipping will automatically combine for allitems purchased at the same time. If you want to buy more than one item, simplywait until all items are in your cart to check out and pay.For buy-it-now postcards over $20: Shipping method is Ground Advantage, shippedin a cardboard mailer and hard plastic top loader.For buy-it-now postcards under $20 and all sales: Shipping method is standard envelope (delivered by the post office). Postcard(s) will be shippedin a semi-rigid envelope. If you?d like your postcard to ship with moreprotection, please contact me before paying to upgrade to first-class shipping.More information about standard envelope: They are not scanned into thesystem like regular packages would be. The tracking can be unreliable. Youritem may say it is "delivered" when it arrives at your local postoffice. Please be patient, and don't hesitate to reach out if your postcard hasnot made it to you safely.
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