"1:-FIRST NIGHT IN THE COUNTRY" art showing 2 children on their way to the outhouse by moonlight, unused linen from Asheville Post Card. $2.50 o

    "A Service Station In / The Days Of '76" real photo postcard shows a dilapidated shack (an outhouse?) in a field, mailed 1937, corner wear & rounding, heavily toned back. $4.25 go

    "BET YA' A PENNY / HE DOESN'T MAKE IT! / 1C-H766" with comic art depicting a man with a foot problem discarding his cane & racing towards a distant latrine, post card mailed in Florida 1955, mild corner wear, small upper corner crease, long vertical crease is inconspicuous, a little cancel ink shows in the sky. As is. $1.25 oc NEW / NOUVEAU / NUEVO

    "Come visit us in Florida" showing an outhouse with separate entrances for men & women, chrome postcard from a photo by Marty Gold, a little neat writing on back, tiny spot of toning near a lower back corner. $1.75 of(g) NEW / NOUVEAU / NUEVO

    "FIRST NIGHT IN THE COUNTRY" art showing a young boy & girl going for a night-time visit to an outhouse, linen post card mailed 1942 at Windham New York, a little extraneous writing on back, minor wear at one corner. $2.75 om

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    "First Night in the Country" art showing 2 children going to the outhouse by lantern light, linen postcard mailed 1957 at Springton West Virginia, light toning on back. $2.75 o

"FROM / J. W. 28" Colac Victoria (Australia) QSL card, used, multicolor design features a kangaroo and radio-equipped outhouse. $1.75 vo%

"Hardly the time or place but it was the ONLY / BUCK I saw all season,--and this behind camp. / Color Photo by Richard C. Miller" hunter seated in outhouse reaches for the rifle he left outside when a buck walks by in the snow, unused chrome postcard, very light toning on back, good edges. $2.00 ohp NEW / NOUVEAU / NUEVO

"K8GHG" QSL postcard mailed 1961 (with six 1 / 2-cent stamps), outhouse drawing provides hobby-related humor, heavy cancel ink on front, minor corner wear. $1.75 %

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"Landlord" QSL card with Runnin' Bare style commissioned art including an outhouse, 1978 copyright, for operator Doug Hamblin. $2.00 (so)

"On the Redwood Highway, Calif." showing he & she facilities carved from one large tree trunk, unused linen post card published by Rex's, good edges. $3.00 o*%

See also Comic post cards for subjects not involving toilets or privies.

"THIS HOUSE HAS GOT OUR LAST ONE LICKED / A MILE! / FOR ONE THING, THE / SITTING ROOM IS BIGGER" with hillbilly couple discussing the outhouse, unused linen postcard, small mark on back. $2.00

    "Unterbrochene Sitzung" old-time auto crashes into an outhouse, startling its occupant, who leave hurriedly grasping his pants; signed Arth. Thiele art on an unused post card from MVM (their no. 1403), noticeable corner & edge wear, back heavily toned. $15.00 oa(t)

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    "W6AEO" hand-colored & home-made QSL postal card mailed there 1947 by operator David A. Heresey, AEO mnemonic Aunt Emma's Outhouse is illustrated, 3 tiny corner creases, most unusual. $7.50 co

"W8LVZ" Columbus Ohio QSL card with outhouse art, minor edge wear, couple tiny marks on back, unused by operator Lewis E. Hayman. $2.00 o(c)o

    "W8UVH" Detroit Michigan QSL card with quality hobby-related cartoon art depicting wire strung from house to outhouse; used there 1946 by operator Harold Y. Heatley, printed by W8CUX, mild corner wear, a little cancel ink on front. Address changed from Essexville Michigan. $2.70 m(d)o NEW / NOUVEAU / NUEVO

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