John McDonnell

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• This is the message / address side of the above mentioned coaster doubling as a postcard. In addition to this new Irish coaster postcard I also have a Swiss one for another beer brand on sale here too.

  in POSTCARDS THAT CATCH THE EYE Comment by John McDonnell February 2017
• I am starting to see more and more of this type of interesting novelty, i.e. a beer coaster that doubles as a postcard. That way you can use the coaster to put your glass or bottle of beer while you are drinking and then you can affix postage and m…

  in POSTCARDS THAT CATCH THE EYE Comment by John McDonnell February 2017
• Back of the same postcard shown in the previous shown above.

  in POSTCARDS THAT CATCH THE EYE Comment by John McDonnell February 2017
• Really thrilled to finally have gotten my first ever leather postcard from the early 1900's.

  in POSTCARDS THAT CATCH THE EYE Comment by John McDonnell February 2017
• Wow! What a spectacular looking rail car, Brent! Very nice!

  in POSTCARDS THAT CATCH THE EYE Comment by John McDonnell February 2017
• I was attracted to this postcard for 2 reasons. For one thing, I actually lived in that village for 1 year in 1996. For decades before that and in the years since then I also travel through there a number of times each year. It is a beautiful villa…

  in POSTCARDS THAT CATCH THE EYE Comment by John McDonnell January 2017
• Here is flip side of the above mentioned postcard where both the card and the stamp feature British King Edward VII.

  in POSTCARDS THAT CATCH THE EYE Comment by John McDonnell January 2017
• One type of postcard I love getting my hands on is where the postcard and the stamp used on it share the same topic, as is the case here, both showing British King Edward VII.

  in POSTCARDS THAT CATCH THE EYE Comment by John McDonnell January 2017
• Thank you, Brent!

  in POSTCARDS THAT CATCH THE EYE Comment by John McDonnell January 2017
• This is the other side of the postcard shown in the previous post. I was so thrilled when I stumbled across this unusual card recently.

  in POSTCARDS THAT CATCH THE EYE Comment by John McDonnell January 2017
• This very unusual perhaps unique postcard is made of wood bark. It looks handmade for the following reasons: No printer or publisher name appears anywhere on either side. The sender shows the mailing point as being "The Bush". (Is it possi…

  in POSTCARDS THAT CATCH THE EYE Comment by John McDonnell January 2017
• I am so glad to see you restarted this thread that I used to enjoy so much on bidStart. I especially love the postcards you shared here showing the train locomotives. Transportation - themed postcards are amongst my favourites. Thanks again for shar…

  in POSTCARDS THAT CATCH THE EYE Comment by John McDonnell January 2017
• There are a lot of postcards I would be easily attracted too. My favourites would be topical, especially aircraft, double decker buses, cars (especially the British Mini or the American 1957 Chevy Belair), steam locomotives with or without trains (e…

  in If you could win any Postcard for free, what would it be? Comment by John McDonnell October 2016
• Every time I send out an order, regardless of which site it was listed on, I always include a blue letter PS alerting my customers to my presence elsewhere. For the letters going to customers that I have bought my postcards from other sites I have n…

  in Way too quiet in here. Comment by John McDonnell October 2016
• I have only just started to put a handful of listings here but intend to actually build this up as a major source to sell my postcards. Because I have gotten so little going so far I am not too concerned about no sales yet. I also think the lack of …

  in Way too quiet in here. Comment by John McDonnell September 2016