One of the most attractive and popular postcards ever issued are the full color postcards of Louis Dormand, which were issued as premiums by the Mason Candy Company. The cards are numbered on the reverse in the line which seperates the address portion from the message portion of the postcards. Two variations of the McDougald, Collins and Sain exist. Rizzuto and Mantle also exist in a 6" by 9" postcard, and a 9" by 12" postcard also exists. The Hodges … [Read More]
One of the most attractive and popular postcards ever issued are the full color postcards of Louis Dormand, which were issued as premiums by the Mason Candy Company. The cards are numbered on the reverse in the line which seperates the address portion from the message portion of the postcards. Two variations of the McDougald, Collins and Sain exist. Rizzuto and Mantle also exist in a 6" by 9" postcard, and a 9" by 12" postcard also exists. The Hodges card used to be considered quite scarce; however, recent major auction house "warehouse" finds of these cards have significantly increased the supply of these cards to the secondary market.. [Collapse]
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