Description: 640 Measures approx. 1.75 X 3.25 inches I am happy to combine shipping if you make more than one purchase. Please add items to shopping cart and when you are done click on the shopping cart icon in upper right corner. Just above your items, click on "Request a Total". Do this on the website not through the APP. I have many Victorian Trade cards, Greeting Cards, and Christmas Cards up for sale in my store "From Closets to Collectibles". I am not an expert in this type of memorabilia and as a result I may not mention everything that is "important" to a collector because I just do not know. So please review pictures carefully and ask questions if needed before bidding. Payment is expected within 48 hours of purchase. Ebay is finally offering Ebay Standard envelope for Victorian Trade Cards and Postcards which provides tracking on regular envelopes. As long as what you paid for the card is under $20 and is no more than .25 inch in thickness (including my packing), you will get automatic tracking included. If it is more than .25 inches thick (because you purchase more than one card for example, you will need to select shipping options and choose First Class if you want tracking. And, if you bid and win an item for more than $20 you will need to pay first class shipping with tracking. If you are not willing to pay for First Class shipping with tracking (on items that can go in regular envelopes), I ask that you absorb the responsibility if they don't arrive. If your item is not in one of those categories, it will not qualify for the inexpensive shipping with tracking. In 8 years +, with over 12,000 positive ratings, I continue to promise to do my part in mailing the cards out safely and timely. This measure will protect you and me and I hope you understand.
Price: 4.95 USD
Location: Pinehurst, North Carolina
End Time: 2025-01-02T15:22:04.000Z
Shipping Cost: 1.5 USD
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Brand: James Doyle Hair Cutting & Shaving
Type of Advertising: Victorian Trade Card
Date of Creation: c1880s-1890s
