Across
- where color is added after the card has been printed
- town in Florida where shows and club meetings are held
- TPCC newsletter editor
- where there is a separate place on the stamp side for
the address and message
- a card with defects that can be held in a collection
until a better one comes along, if ever
- method of exhibiting cards in a collection by members
- a group of cards which make up a larger image than
one card can depict
- when more than one image is on the picture side of a
card
- show greeter and ticket taker at door to shows
- Tropical Post Card Club
- when the size of a card is reduced to fit an album
- a collection of images attached to one another in a
holder
- produces annual club colorful postcard
- when several cards are issued at the same time with
the same theme
- membership chairman for TPCC
- a card which has a surface texture like cloth
- a binder for the display of cards
- TPCC show chairman
- a card where thread has been sewn to make an image
- the plastic covering to protect a card
- when edges of a card are not straight
- a card where the image changes when the card is
tilted from side to side
- a card like an add on where an object has been added
to the face of the card
- where a card has been cut improperly
- method to identify a person or place that is not
known
- month when the winter show and sale is held
- a card made by a photographic process
- dot com postcard seller online
- cards send at a holiday time
- my favorite kind of card of places I have visited
- a card with a stamp affixed to the picture side which
is similar to the card image
- National Postcard Week
- a card measuring 4 x 6 inches
- dot com seller of fantistic cards online managed by
the son of a clulb member
- undivided back acronym
- dot com foreign postcard seller online
- TPCC secretary
- a card with more than the necessary postage to
feature the stamps
- where pressure has caused a build up of foreign
material on the picture side of a card
- TPCC president
- damage to a card from handling
- where objects are larger than proportional to other
aspects of the card
- my favorite card where the surface is raised to give
depth to an image
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Down
- cracking of the coating on the picture side of a card
- an early postcard from 1893 to about 1901
- where person has a photograh taken in a fake prop car
or airplane
- month when the summer show and sale is held
- where a white edge has no printing so as to create a
frame
- monthly club publication about events and meetings
- when an aspect of a card is interesting but not the
intent of a card
- dot com postcard seller online
- a card to verify a radio contact
- cards from countries other than the USA
- my dot com website where over 5000 images are stored
of postcards plus other helpful collecting tips
- a practice where two collectors trade cards to fill
collections
- where spots grow on a card through oxidation
- cards of limited production by an individual rather
than a machine
- a collection of postcard images available to be
copied
- when postcards were in widespread use through 1920
- person who brings cards to shows to sell to
collectors
- then select properties to find URL to copy a postcard
image to your printer
- my user name on eBay
- reverse of a card
- dot com auction of postcards online
- place at show where members can sell cards for a ten
percent fee without paying for a table
- the company that made the card
- a Tuck designation for a printing technique
- cards that a collector is looking for to add to a
collection
- an early card with these words on the stamp side
- a card with a felt add on with a place name written
on it
- where a place name is spelled out
- when a card has been reduced in size
- greetings from in German
- showing the form of an object or person all in black
- real photo post card acronym
- mint on the back with sharp corners
- cards for special events
- postcard collecting
- standard postcard size 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches
- when corners are rounded through handling
- a card used for advertising and given away freely
- a card with an object attached to the picture side
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