MISCH & STOCK'S PICTURE POSTCARDS

The firm of Misch & Stock began their postcard production in 1903. Two years later the name was changed to Misch & Co., when Stock retired. As fine art publishers, the quality of production was absolutely outstanding and well suited to the reproduction of paintings on postcards. Their three bells logo is distinct and collectors have a major task on their hands when they attend fairs, as not all dealers keep these cards under the name of the publisher.

Order No.		Description	Grade	Price £
		"JOTTER"
		"Natures Miniatures" Series 260. (Scenes in Wales)
		A Welsh Coracle or Fishing Boat at Kilgerran Gorge, South Wales (vert)	B+
		"A New Coat of Tar" Conway Castle and Bridge.	B+
		Carnarvon Castle, North Wales.	B+
		"Off to Market" Llyn Crafnant Valley, North Wales.	B+
		Splitting Slates in the Bethesda Quarries, North Wales.	B+
		"The Artist's Paradise". Fairy Glen, Bettws-y-Coed.	B+
MISCH-SET-01		Set of six cards listed above	B+	30.00
		"JOTTER"
		"Natures Miniatures" Series 260. (Scenes in Wales)
		A Welsh Coracle or Fishing Boat at Kilgerran Gorge, South Wales (vert)	A
		"A New Coat of Tar" Conway Castle and Bridge.	A
		Carnarvon Castle, North Wales.	A
		"Off to Market" Llyn Crafnant Valley, North Wales.	A
		Splitting Slates in the Bethesda Quarries, North Wales.	A
		"The Artist's Paradise". Fairy Glen, Bettws-y-Coed.	A
		Packet Envelope	B-
MISCH-SET-02		Set of six cards listed above with original packet envelope	A	42.00

All postcards are unused unless otherwise stated.

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