Please note that the most recent additions are at the top of this category and marked with an asterisk.
Card index Number #86 - some minor corner wear o/wise condition is excellent to fine.
Card index number #103. Some very minor corner/edge wear however the overall condition is fine. First example of this particular view I've seen.
VF condition with nice sharp corners. Publisher's index No.483; printer's index C.5863. Top card!
Close examination (easily done with a card of this resolution ... I scanned it at 600dpi and looked at it for ages!!) reveals that the card has been made from an older photo, probably c.1890 which may have been taken by the photographer's father who was also "H.H. Baily". Small peripheral fault near LR corner o/wise fine condition - top card!
Postally used in 1909 with 1d Pictorial franking. From Series G with index number "67454" - excellent condition. One of the best "close-up" cards with a Hobart double-decker tram.
Card index number "85". Minor peripheral faults at right o/wise excellent condition.
Card number 37 - printed in Saxony. Some minor corner wear o/wise condition is excellent. Postally used "under cover" (message on reverse).
Unusual "dual parentage" as card inscribed M&L (McVilly & Little) No.4 in LR corner. Fine condition and the first example that I have seen.
Interesting message about strike and lack of water and gas in Hobart - not postally used. Some minor peripheral wear but overall condition is excellent.
Photographer W. Fellowes - glass plate crack visible in LR corner. Fine condition.
Photographer was W. Fellowes. Some minor peripheral wear o/wise condition is excellent. Postally used to New Zealand in 1938.
Publisher not identified but possibly by Beattie. Fine condition.
Card number P.123161 - very minor bend in LL corner o/wise condition is fine to very fine.
Photo by G. Gruncell - from Series C. Message dated 26/12/04 but mailed at Launceston (with 1d Pictorial franking) on 1/5/05. Excellent condition.
Undivided back. Used from Albany, Western Australia to New South Wales address - franking removed. Message written by passenger on White Star liner S.S. "Runic" on his way to Ireland. Scarce card in excellent condition.
Publisher not identified but most likely to be J. Walch and Sons. Fine unused condition.
Undivided back - VF condition.
Undivided back - very fine unused condition.
