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• Nash St., Wilson, N.C.. ("Photo by Foust. Pub. by O. V. Foust, Wilson, N.C. Made in Germany.") (2)
• "Fifth" Avenue, Warrenton, N.C.. ("Ess an [sic] Ess Photo Co., Inc. 11 E. 17th St., New York, N.Y.") (1)
• "Old Cap., Richmond," [prior to Jul 1906] (1)
• "[E. J. Parrish Residence.]". (1)
• 201st Anniversary. Bethesda Home for Boys. Savannah, Georgia, ("Artvue Post Card Co., 225 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.") (1)
• 20th St. Albering [?] North, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to Sep. 1906] "15183" (1)
• A Group of Trinity College Views, Durham, N.C.: Library Building, Trinity College Washington Duke Building, Trinity College Entrance, Trinity College New Dormitory, Trinity College Graven Memorial Hall, Trinity College, [prior to Nov. 1910] ("The Hugh C. Leighton Co., Manufacturers, Portland, Me., U.S.A. 6702. [sic] Made in Germany.") (1)
• A High Point Residence, High Point, N.C., [prior to Apr. 1912] (1)
• A View on South Main Street, High Point, N. Car. [sic], [prior to Dec. 1911] ("Published by H. G. Zimmerman & Co., Chicago.") (1)
• Along Main St., Durham, N.C., 3­24­14. (1)
• Armory­Auditorium, Lumberton, N.C.. ("The Lumberton City Armory­Auditorium is one of themost handsome and best equipped buildings of its kind in North Carolina. It is the home of the famous Lumberton Coast Artillery Company and the war-time organization Home Guards. Rose's 5­10­25C Store, Lumberton, N.C. Genuine Curteich-Chicago 'C.T. American Art' Postcard (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.)") (1)
• Atlanta, Ga. Century Building, [prior to Aug. 1908] (" Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 2267, "Atlanta, Ga." Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King & Queen. Printed in Germany.") (1)
• Atlantic Christian College, Wilson, N.C., [prior to Jul. 1908]. ("Photo by Foust. Pub. by O. V. Foust, Wilson, N.C. Made in Germany.") (1)
• Auctioning Tobacco on the Warehouse Floor, Lumberton, N.C., [prior to July 1949] ("Published by The Colortype Co., Elizabeth, N.J. and N.Y.") (1)
• Baton Rouge High School, Baton Rouge, La., [ca. 1927] ("C.T. American Art.") (1)
• Baton Rouge, La. Post Office., [prior to Sep. 1910] ("F.W. Heroman, Pub. Photochromed in Saxony.") ("Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series No. 2689, 'Baton Rouge, La.' Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King and Queen.") (1)
• Bird's Eye View, Looking East, by Night, Durham, N.C., [prior to Sep. 1912] ("Published by the Durham Book and Stat'[tioner]y Co., Durham, N.C.") (1)
• Birmingham Green [?], n.d. ["Purchased 1977"] ("J 34. Dist. by Jefferson News Co. Inc., 2316 First Ave. South, Birmingham, Ala.") (1)
• Birmingham, Ala. Scene in Capitol Park, [prior to Mar. 1907] ("5257. Manufactured by Curt Teich & Co., Chicago, Ill.") (1)
• Broad Street—Richmond, Va., [prior to May 1906] ("J. Murray Jordan, Publishers. 1438 So. Penn. Sq., Philadelphia.") (1)
• Broughton Street, Savannah, Ga. [prior to Jul. 1913] ("203445 JV." "The Leighton & Valentine Co., N. Y. City. Printed in United States.") (1)
• Brown, Marx, Woodward, Empire and First National Bank Building, as seen from the Title Guarantee Building, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to Mar. 1911?] ("Post Card Exchange, Publishers, Birmingham, Ala., Made in U. S. A.") (1)
• Bull St., from Monterey Square, Savannah, Ga., [prior to Nov. 1909] "Bull St. is the dividing St. in Savannah like trade in Charlotte." ("American Post Card Co., New York. O. K. Series No. 162. Made in Germany.") (1)
• Buncombe and Richardson Street, Greenville, S.C., [prior to Dec. 1917]("Published by Southern Post Card Co., Asheville, N. C. Made in U. S. A.") (1)
• Campus View, Davidson College, Davidson, N.C. Shearer Hall, Carnegie Library, [prior to Aug. 1915]. ("Publ. by White Drug Co. Drugist [sic], Davidson, N.C.") (1)
• Capitol Park showing Confederate and Dr. Davis Monuments, Birmingham, Ala., [prior to Sep. 1912] "215628" ("The Leighton & Valerton [?] Co., N.Y. City. Printed in United States.") (1)
• Carnegie Library, Davidson College, Davidson, N.C., [prior to Sep. 1915]. ("Publ. by White Drug Co. Druggist, Davidson, N.C.") (1)
• Carolina College, Maxton, N.C.. ("Ess an [sic] Ess Photo Co., Inc., 11 E. 17th St., New York, N.Y.") (1)
• Chatham Academy, the Oldest Educational Institution in Georgia. Savannah, Ga.. ("No. 4427. Published by The American News Company, New York. Leipzig–Berlin.") (1)
• Cheraw Lyceum Building, Cheraw, S.C. Cheraw's Public Library is located in this quaint little building which stands on the Town Green. It was erected sometime between 1810-1834 to house the Court of Equity. Later it was used as the monthly meeting place, and to house the library of the Cheraw Lyceum. Photographed by Bob Huey. ("Pub. by Cheraw Incorporated. Made by Dexter Press, Inc. West Nyack, N. Y.") (1)