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Old picture postcards of St Vincent or sale. Post and packing is extra but does not increase however many items are ordered. Inland £1, Europe £1.50 and Overseas £2
;) | N.C. CROPPER Grenville Street, Kingstown, St Vincent, W.I. Early undivided back St Vincent postcard, circa 1906, fine unused Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (CRO A 3) | £14.00 |
;) | N.C. CROPPER Grenville Street, Kingstown, St Vincent, W.I. Early undivided back St Vincent postcard, circa 1906, fine unused Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (CRO A 4) | £14.00 |
;) | WILSON J.C. Kingstown Harbour. Early undivided back St Vincent postcard, circa 1906, fine unused. Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (WIL B 7) | £12.00 |
;) | LAWLOR, THOS. & CO Botanical Gardens, Saint Vincent, W.I. Old St Vincent postcard, circa 1907, clean unused. Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (LAW 5) | £7.00 |
;) | ANON Fort Charlotte, St Vincent, B.W.I. Old St Vincent postcard, circa 1927, fine unused. Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (UNJ 5) | £12.00 |
;) ;) | W & L COLD Public Free Library, St Vincent. Old St Vincent postcard, used in 1913 to England. Fine. Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (WLC 5) | £16.00 |
;) | N.C. CROPPER Edinburgh Bay, St Vincent, W.I. Old St Vincent postcard, used in 1913, message on back but stamp removed. Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (CRO B 5) | £12.00 |
;) | H & CO Upper Long Lane, Kingstown. No 3. Old St Vincent postcard, circa 1915, fine unused. Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (HCO B3) | £12.00 |
;) ;) | ANON Town of Chateaubelair St Vincent W.I. Old St Vincent postcard, used in 1914 to England. Tiny corner creases. Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (UNG 5) | £18.00 |
;) | SAN BRIDE Landing Place at Layou, St Vincent. Old St Vincent postcard, circa 1920, clean unused Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (SAN 7) | £12.00 |
;) | LAWLOR, THOS. & CO Kingstown, Saint Vincent, W.I. Old St Vincent postcard, circa 1907, clean unused. Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (LAW 2) | £7.00 |
;) | SANBRIDE Victoria Park, St Vincent. Old St Vincent postcard, circa 1920. Unused. (SAN 12) Playing cricket | £30.00 |
;) | SANBRIDE Government House, St Vincent. Old St Vincent postcard, circa 1920. Unused. (SAN 5) Playing cricket | £12.00 |
;) | WILSON J.C. Botanic Garden. Early undivided back St Vincent postcard, circa 1904, clean unused. Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (WIL B 1) | £7.00 |
;) ;) | W.C. PROUDFOOT Roman Catholic Church and Presbytry, Kingstown. Early undivided back St Vincent postcard, used in 1904 to U.S.A. Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (PRO 5) | £16.00 |
;) | W.C. PROUDFOOT Native Passage Boats. No 11. Early undivided back St Vincent postcard, fine unused. Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (PRO 11) | £10.00 |
;) ;) | VERBEKE LOYS & CO The War Memorial. Kingstown St Vincent. Old St Vincent postcard, used in 1933 to Canada. Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (VER B 14) | £18.00 |
;) | VERBEKE LOYS & CO S. Mary's S. Vincent, B.W.I. In the Cloister. Old St Vincent postcard, circa 1940, fine unused. Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (VER C 5) | £5.00 |
;) | SCHIEBELER & CO Carib Natives and their Worship. Kingstown, St Vincent B.W.I. Old St Vincent postcard, circa 1934, fine unused. Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (SCH 1) | £12.00 |
;) | SCHIEBELER & CO St George's Cathedral. Kingstown, St Vincent, B.W.I. Old St Vincent postcard, circa 1934, fine unused. Joe Chin Aleong, Picture Postcards of St Vincent (SCH 12) | £8.00 |
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