Massachusetts	description & item number	€	r/s
	Pioneer gruss type color postcard with five views "Greetings from Harvard" Boston, postally used Dec 19 1899. Copyright 1896 by American Souvenir Co. Boston. WNABO1	40.00
	Pioneer gruss type with golden label cachet "Bostonia Condita ad 1630". Postally used from Boston. Notice seven cancels on back of the card. Raphael Tuck & Sons postcard #5016. WNABO2	25.00
	Pioneer gruss type - "Greetings from Wellesley", five color view. Postally used from Wellesley Feb-1-1896. Copyright 1896 by American Souvenir Co. WNAWEL1	75.00
	Pioneer gruss - color litho with four views "Greetings from Harvard", postally used from Boston Jul-26-1904, to Wisconsin. Copyright 1895 with American Souvenir Co. red seal. WNABO3	50.00
	Pioneer gruss color litho with four views, "Greetings from Harvard", postally used 26-Sept-1902, destination France. WNABO4	25.00
	Pioneer color litho "Greetings from Boston - Jacob Wirth & Co. Rhine Wine Growers and Importers".  Postally used 2c rate from Boston on Oct-3-1895, to Germany cancelled 14-10-1895. Front of store on Eliot street and customers seated inside wine store. Nice double flag cancel. Walter Wirths publisher. Not many postally used from the pioneer period. WNABO5	400.00
	Pioneer color litho - Greetings from Boston" State House, Old State House and Brewer Fountain Vista. Postally used from Boston Mar-2-1901 to New York. Copyright 1896 by American Souvenir. WNABOS6	50.00
	Multiview gold frames with views of the South Terminal and the three Tower Bridges. Postally used from Providence Dec-28-1905 to Switzerland. WNABOS7	40.00
	"Souvenir of North Adams Mass." View of city looking east and south east, cascade, Hoosac tunnel east and west end. Postally used from North Adams August 2nd 1900 sent to Austria with arrival cd. These folders were rarely sent overseas. First printing ever of the Souvenir Folders that followed in later years. Published by Walter Wirths, NY. Excellent condition. WNABOS8.	300.00
	b/w lith - car in rock cut, also showing rail for safety grip, Elizur. Postally used from Springfield Aug-3-1898 sent to Conn with arrival cd on front of the postcard. Red emblem "Mt. Tom Rail-Road Holyoke, Mass". The summit of Mt. Tom was not easily accessible until the construction of the Mt. Tom Railroad in the year 1897. The earliest postcard of the Holyoke Rail-Road we have ever seen. WNAMASS1.	500.00
	b/w litho - Greetings from Holyoke. Postally used from Holyoke July 28th 1902 sent to Germany. WNAMASS2
	Color litho multiview. Grettings from Boston. Postally used from Boston Oct 29th 1900 sent to Germany. Rare 5c postage for overseas lasted between 1897-1902. WNABOS9	100.00