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HARRY POTTER AND THE PHILOSOPHER'S STONE FULL SET OF 7 LIMITED EDITION PROMOTIONAL MOVIE POSTCARDS.
7 mint condition Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone postcards (also known in America as Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone ) in 7 different designs.
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These postcards were only available at UK cinemas during a promotional period: 11th
until the 28th of February 2002.You only got 1 card each time you bought a ticket to the film, so to collect all
7 you would need to go 7 times! (or take six friends). |
The characters are: Harry, Hagrid, McGonagall, Ron & Hermione, Snape, Dumbledore, The Goblins of Gringotts
Ref: PCHP: £16.00 OUT OF STOCK
Graham Rawle's Lying Doggo (He Sometimes Tells a Fib) - Book of 23 giant postcards
Rawle, Graham. London: Picador, 1995 First Edition. 5" Tall x 10.3". ISBN:0 330 33999 0. Book of 23 giant postcards each having a different coloured picture illustrating a story or event that can be either true or false (the reader has to decide). Pit your wits against this pesky pooch, but remember--this is an animal that would double-cross the Dalai Lama for a bowl of Winalot. Originally serialised in The Observer. Pictorial paper covers with slight curl and slight pressure indentations, otherwise very good. ART genre
Ref 10717: £7.00
Picture Postcards Of Prince Charles And His Family
Dunkin, Mary: London, Omnibus, 1981. 1st edition. Paperback, pictorial stiff covers, 11in x 7.75in, 80 copies of original postcard (inc. backs) printed 4 to a page. in col. & b/w and tracing his life from birth to his engagement and marriage to Diana. Postcards can be cut out and used, this book is intact. Very good, slight rubs on cover edge. Inside as new.
Ref 11224: £7.50 (Also on Books page)
The Nostalgia Postcard Collector's Club (vendor's location 0.08)
All Mint - Price each £0.25p
| Ref | Description |
| PCN001 | Wimbledon July 1930 |
| PCN002 | London 1923. The Gibson Girl hat coming back OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN003 | Royal Ascot, June 1921 OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN004 | The Golden Arrow OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN005 | London, 13th May 1942 (Winston Churchill) |
| PCN006 | Eastbourne, July 1956 |
| PCN007 | 29th May 1947. Sir Malcolm Campbell's World Water Speed Record Bid in Jet 'Bluebird' |
| PCN008 | Victory Harvest |
| PCN009 | The Fordson Tractor OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN010 | Cooper's Dip |
| PCN011 | London, June 1922 (Busy traffic scene) |
| PCN012 | 1920's (Rolls Royce) OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN013 | March 1931. First Rocket Driven Bicycle Explodes OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN014 | 27th February 1931 (Charlie Chaplin) |
| PCN015 | London, August 1935. Tottenham Hotspurs' Washing day |
| PCN016 | London, December 1954 (Crazy Gang) |
| PCN017 | Brighton, 12th August 1939 |
| PCN018 | July 1927. Bathing beauties ahoy OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN019 | Gretna Green, April 1956 |
| PCN020 | Glasgow, August 1955 (Women assembling typewriters) |
| PCN021 | Wales, November 1936. The Hungry Thirties |
| PCN022 | 1950. 'Sally, Sally, pride of our ally...' (Gracie Fields) OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN023 | 1950's (Professional baby minders) |
| PCN024 | Blackpool. July 1950 (Donkey rides) |
| PCN025 | King Edward VII (1841-1910) |
| PCN026 | 16th November 1923. LOOKING DOWN ON TIME - A CLOCK FOR AIRMEN OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN027 | London, June 1951 (family in Battersea Park) OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN028 | London, March 1912 (Suffragettes) OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN029 | Eastbourne, Easter 1948 |
| PCN030 | 1936 (interior of Cunard 'Queen Mary' |
| PCN031 | London, October 1915 (Recruiting March) OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN032 | London 1926 (illicit bathers in Hyde Park) |
| PCN033 | London, October 1917 (Car sign - Warning of Air Raid) |
| PCN034 | Nottingham, November 1929 (Male mannequins) |
| PCN035 | c1915. Do I intrude (Art nouveau postcard 'pin-up') OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN036 | Luton, July 1928 (workers with straw hats) |
| PCN037 | London, 1955 (cinema queue) |
| PCN038 | 'To swing over poppies' by Millicent Sowerby, c1920 OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN039 | 'Returned from Klondyke', a publicity card for the Colman's Mustard by John Hassal, c1903 OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN040 | 15th September 1938 (Vivien Leigh) OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN041 | c1925 ( Nude pin-up) OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN042 | March 1943 (Stanley Mathews0 |
| PCN043 | c1956 (teenager outside cinema) |
| PCN044 | Royal Ascot, June 1921 Out Of Stock |
| PCN045 | 1899-1902 The Boer War (Christmas mail0 |
| PCN046 | 24th March 1936. The Queen Mary Sails |
| PCN047 | Yorkshire, September 1931 (Hobbs & Sutcliffe cricketers) |
| PCN048 | London, 1930's. (J Lyons tea shop) |
| PCN049 | May 1935 (British Airways airliner at Gatwick) |
| PCN050 | Hop Picking |
| PCN051 | The Old Thatcher at Porlock OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN052 | June 1951. The Goons |
| PCN053 | London 1951 (Festival of Britain advert for construction industry) OUT OF STOCK |
| PCN054 | Liverpool 1936 (Women on biscuit production line |
| PCN055 | April 1953 (Johnnie Ray) slight crease |
| PCN056 | Land Army Girls hoeing |
Thematics
Railways (Owing to a number of thefts of these cards over the past few months we have to suspend sales on Railway cards until we are able to take an inventory and re-list available items)
Stamp Postcards: Very Early,
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With undivided backs,
Very Fine cards.
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Humorous Cards
Early Humourous Cards (vendor location 0.45)
Bamfords Comic series all in good to very good condition
Drawings by Perry - £1.50 each
2024 - Now remember girls, if you drop your egg don't bend down to pick it up
2025 - We must go back indoors now he's getting too much exposure
2026 - And finally here is a Gail warning
2041 - Ah-Do you mind!
2043 - Now are there any points that need to be raised?
2050 - Do You Take Anything For Your Constipation Mrs Watts?
2045 - Oi - the peg for your coat is over there
2073 - He won't pick up much with that!
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Now remember girls, if you drop your egg don't bend down to pick it up |
Illustrations of Bamford/Perry Cards |
Drawings by Taylor - £1.50 each
412 - You say your husband deserted you ten years ago?....
447 - But I'm old enough to be your father. miss!....
448 - Blimey, even his cigarettes are King Size
449 - Stay an again and have a longer ride, mate!
450 - Take your things off the table Fred, we're going to have tea!
459 - Know the future £2. Enjoy the present £3
460 - What a fantastic group!
506 - Now Miss Smith, what can you tell me about great tits?
507 - Hell. I thought you were a bird!.....
509 - Standing room only down here missus!
639 - How about taking a close up of my little Fanny, Mr. Jones?
640 - You were right mum, women are the stronger sex!!
725 - It's the little things in life that count
728 - Blimey, Fred you've got double top!!
735 - I'm looking for the old dun cow!
738 - I'd just finished mending the lavatory seat with that there wonder glue.....
742 - Hey dad, hasn't this lady got big feet!
743 - Fancy a few tit bits?
754 - You haven't time to ruddy well breathe here love!
756 - Oh sorry mate, my mistake!!
758 - Since we came here Fred, I feel like a new woman! So do I love!
761 - Hey love, I want to take out two large breasts!!
763 - It looks like Joe wants to go to the loo!......
780 - No wonder she's fat, that kid's been blowing her up for days! (2 copies)
791 - Do you know anything about parachutes?......
792 - He used to be ever so shy, I can't imagine who put him up to it!
799 - No No, Napolean, not there you fool, higher up!
805 - Young Fred mistook it for a roman candle......
808 - Herbert!
856 - Hardly ever used sir, she's only done 200 nights!
861 - It's high time you and me had a talk, Alfred!
862 - and the young prince took the girl into the woods to pick flowers (2 copies)
891 - This is a damn stupid time to turn back into a frog!!
893 - They must have been very difficult times Cynthia
940 - Would it be alright if I have a bath while you have your lunch?
953 - Comrade Ivan's having trouble with his roubles!
956 - We could both do with a bit of uplift, love!
958 - Damit you've moved again, now I've made you crosseyed!
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Herbert! |
Illustrations of Bamford/Taylor Cards |
Drawings by Chas - £1.50 each
1070 - They say these marathon runners can keep it up for hours!...............
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More recent Bamford cards, unused - all barcoded on rear -£0.70p each
Ref BA01 - Wake me up when it's time to come home
Ref BA02 - To put him on a bedpan you lift him by the buttocks, not the way you did it!
Ref BA03 - Here we are again, all shapes and sizes
Ref BA04 - Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Rest Day
Ref BA05 - Can I ever be worthy of you darling, you have so much to offer and I have so little....... SOLD
Ref BA06 - You will find a lot of men like that dear, they start off with a large stiff one but.......
Ref BA07 - Would you like a screwdriver? .................. SOLD
Ref BA08 - I've heard he uses his false teeth to scallop the edges of his pies..............
Ref BA09 - Shouldn't be late luv, there's just this old banger needs touching up
Ref BA10 - Night life here is great
Ref BA11 - Do you think the doctor could give me some pills to improve my sex urge?.........
Ref BA12 - Not ruled by the clock this week!
Ref BA13 - Just looking for concealed weapons sir!
Ref BA14 - It just says, after mounting screw in any suitable position!
Ref BA15 - Those sex pills you gave me didn't go down far enough doctor, all I got was a stiff neck
Ref BA16 - You ought to see me in my teeny weeny bikini!
Ref BA17 - That isn't what I meant when I said put your specimen on the trolley!
Ref BA18 - I'm sorry madam, but the notice only refers to the musical instrument!
Ref BA19 - For crying out loud Fred, not half way up the ladder?!
Ref BA20 - Hey Fred, that man next door has just poked his tool through a hole in our fence!
Ref BA21 - Your eyesight isn't too good but there's nothing wrong with your reflexes!
Ref BA22 - I think I'd rather have a baby than have a tooth filled! ...........
Ref BA23 - Have you got one a bit bigger than this? Blimey I wish I had love you could have it with pleasure!
Ref BA24 - Do come in, you must be dying to get something hot inside you my dear !
Ref BA25 - Enjoying a well earned rest!
Ref BA26 - This is the life, nothing to do and all day to do it in!
Ref BA27 - Weather, ruddy well normal!
Ref BA28 - If we can raise the cash we're staying on!
Ref BA29 - Couple here ready for bedding out Bert!
Ref BA30 - Hey Sonia!
Ref BA31 - I missed my morning train dear, that's a funny place to leave the milk!
Ref BA32 - Yes dear, the workmen have arrived, they're just getting their tools out!
Ref BA33 - It's not that I don't enjoy sex, but this maniac expects it four or five times a year!
Ref BA34 - Can you give me a hand nurse, the doctor says I haven't to lift anything heavy!
Ref BA35 - How b***** stupid can you get, I distinctly said prick his boil!
Ref BA36 - Put your knees down Mr. Jones! They are down nurse.
Ref BA37 - Blimey here's my husband can you come back tonight? What in my own time.........
Ref BA38 - Stiff, of course its stiff, we haven't 'ad it off for years!
Ref BA39 - You were right mum, women are the stronger sex!!
Ref BA40 - Well you wanted a cheeky postcard!
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Would you like a screwdriver? ....... |
Illustrations of Bamford Recent Cards |
Cardtoon
Series B - £1.30 each
C17 - Doesn't your husband work? Yes very hard and he puts in a lot of overtime at night too
C23 - I much prefer it in a sand dune to on the beach in front of the others!
C24 - I'd like to marry your daughter sir, or may I call you Grandad?
C31 - I've come to remove your drawers
C40 - Don't suck so hard, you'll make it go soft!
C41 - Where would you like it missus - on the carpet or on the edge of the table ?
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Don't suck so hard, you'll make it go soft! |
Illustrations of Cardtoon Cards |
Coastal Cards - £1.30 each
Ref CC01 - In the few days we've been married he's been up to all sorts of things
Ref CC02 - This one reminds me of my boyfriend!
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This one reminds me of my boyfriend! |
Illustrations of Coastal Cards |
Constance cards all in good to very good condition
Drawings by Donald McGill - £3.50 each
39 - Sea bathing is so good for my arthritis. Well, you ain't got it under the water, you know SOLD
1536 - What do you mean 'go toboganning'? How can I in the summer time?
1912 - Now we can advertise the place with inddor sanitation!
1970 - Oh mother, last night George asked me to be his. His what? SOLD
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Sea bathing is so good for my arthritis. Well, you ain't got it under the water, you know
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Illustrations of Constance/McGill Cards |
J Arthur Dixon - £1.00 each
Dixon 1: Getting Away From It All In The Highlands Of Scotland; Mint .. £0.80p Photograph
Dixon 2: Checking Rock For Spelling Mistakes; Good .. £0.85 Photograph
Xerxes - £1.75 each
100012 - Watch it! When he has you on the carpet he does just that (2 copies)
100016 - It's nice of you Arthur, to help with the washing up
100013 - So far, so good, now lets taste your cooking!
100019 - So then I said..
100020 - Male of female?
100021 - Familiarity breeds attempt!
100022 - Does it really mean that?
100023 - Stick em up I said
100024 - You're kidding!
100025 - Lock before you leap
100027 - A thing of beauty is a jaw forever
100028 - People in glass houses, shouldn't
100029 - I still say yours are a better colour!
100031 - You sure it means everything!
100033 - Where there's a bill there's a way
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I still say yours are a better colour! |
Illustrations of Xerxes Cards |
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Unnamed - £1.00 each
Unnamed 1: What Scotsmen Wear Under their Kilt; Very Good .. £0.80p Photograph
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MINT: A perfect card just as it comes from the printing press. No marks, bends, or creases. No writing or postmarks. FINE: Like mint but very light aging of very slight discoloration from being in an album for many years. Not as sharp or crisp. NEAR FINE: Like mint in appearance with no bends or creases, or rounded or blunt corners. May be postally used or unused and with writing and postmark only on the address side. A clean, fresh card on the picture side. VERY GOOD: Corners may be just a bit blunt or rounded. perhaps a very slight crease or bend that does not detract from overall appearance of the picture side. May have writing on the address side and perhaps has been used with stamps and postmark. A very collectible card. GOOD: Corners may be noticeably blunt or rounded with noticeable slight bends or creases. May be used or have writing on address side. FAIR: Card is intact. Excess soil, stains, creases, writing, or cancellation may affect picture. |
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Because of the relatively low cost of many cards a general set of terms apply U.K. Sales Orders under £12 please add £1 postage Orders over £12 post free Orders over £200 - 5% discount and post free Orders over £500 - 10% discount and post free
Overseas Orders under £40 please add £2.00 postage Orders over £40 post free Orders over £200 - 5% discount and post free Orders over £500 - 10% discount and post free |
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