Galesburg, IL Illinois, Lake Rice, Bird's Eye View, UDB Postcard For Sale

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Ships in Stay Flat Mailer via USPS Standard Envelope with Tracking

Post Card Eras:

Undivided Back (1901-1907)

RealPhoto Postcards (1900-ongoing)

Early Divided Back Era (1907-1914)

White Border Era (1915-1930)

Linen Era (1930-1945)

Photochrome Era (1939-ongoing)

Dates By the Postage:

1872 1 cent

1917 2 cents

19191 cent *

1952 2 cents

1958(August 1) 3 cents

1963(January 7) 4 cents

1968(January 7) 5 cents

1971(May 16) 6 cents

1974(March 2) 8 cents

1975(September 14) 7 cents **

1975(December 31 9 cents

1978(May 29) 10 cents

1981(March 22) 12 cents

1985(February 17) 14 cents

1988(April 3) 15 cents

1991(February 3) 19 cents

1995 (January 1) 20 cents

1999 (January 10) 20 cents

2001 (January 7) 20 cents

2001 (July 1) 21 cents

2002 (June 30) 23 cents

2006 (January 8) 24 cents

2007 (May 14) 26 cents

2008 (May 12) 27 cents

2009 (May 11) 28 cents

2011 (April 17) .29 cents

2012 (January 22) 32 cents

2013 (January 27) 33 cents

2014 (January 26) 34 cents

2015 (May 31) 35 cents

2016 (April 10) 34 cents

2018 (January 21) 35 cents

*The postcard rate was increased from 1 cent to 2 cents as a wartime measure.When World War I ended at the end of 1918, the rate was lowered to its pre-War level of one cent. Allmer states (p. 17) that postage was raised briefly from 1 cent to 2 cents in 1917-1919 and in 1925-1928; the conclusive raise to 2 cents was in 1951.

**The U.S. Commission (Rate Board) over-estimated revenue needs in 1974 and was forced to reduce postage rate in 1975.

Orders received by 3:00 pm EST Monday - Friday will ship the same day, excluding holidays.