All Vintage postcards

Thy Will Be Done Mourning Card Set of 3 Exceptional 1909 Edwardian unused color postcard series set of 3 by Bamforth and Company Publishers Holmfirth England.
A Mothers loss deeply evident as she mourns beside a sepulcher graveyard.
Post Mortem view of lost Daughter and a soulful prayer for her departed child. More Photos Below.

Let but my fainting heart be blest
with Thy sweet spirit for it's guest
My God to The I leave the rest.
Thy Will Be Done

Renew my will from day to day
Blend it with Thine and take away
All that makes it hard to say.
Thy Will Be Done

What though in Lonely grief I sigh
For Friends beloved no longer nigh
Submissive would I still reply.
Thy Will Be Done

If Thou shouldst call me to resign
What most I prize it ne'er was mine
I only yield Thee what is Thine.
Thy Will Be Done

My God my Father while I stray
Far from my home on life's rough way
O teach me from my heart to say.
Thy Will Be Done

Though dark my path and sad my lot
Let me be still and murmur not
Or breath the prayer divinely taught.
Thy Will Be Done
Size: Postcard Set Of 3
Publisher: Bamforth And Company Holmfirth England  

Home On The Range Horse Skeletons Trigger, Mr Ed, Barbero? Beat a dead Horse or two? Early divided back equestrian post mortem postcard.
Size: Postcard
Publisher: Bayer Foto  

Cape May Cemetery Cold Spring Presbyterian Textured linen like old postcard of Cape May New Jersey cemetery;
Cold Spring Presbyterian graveyard.
Coincidentally after visiting this church grave, yard circa 1714,
we found this early divided back post card in a local Cape May N.J. antique shop,
under a ton of unrelated ephemera. I have included a modern shot I took of one of the more compelling grave stones, a Weeping Willow and Mourning Urn for reference.

Size: Postcard
Publisher: Ricker's Cape May N.J.  

Antique Aviation BiPlane Post Mortem Photo Postcard Fixed wing early bi plane airplane crash scene photo divided back morbid post card with gruesome post mortem dead pilot flyer.
Publisher: Post Card  

Skeletons Indian Burial Ground St. Augustine Florida Divided back postally unused color post card of skeleton filled coffins.
Publisher: Florida Souvenir Company St. Augustine Florida  

Eastland Maritime Disaster Post Mortem 1915 Set Rare original S.S. Eastland July 24 1915 shipwreck rpc photo set of 12. Note Happy Hardhat Divers and post mortem death close ups.

Card 1 Reads on back, Tenderly removing, from the hold, a body in which a spark of life still lingers.

Card 2 is line of people identifying the dead.
Card 3 reads on back, Gruesome scene in temporary morque, Second Regiment Armory, where over 700 bodies were removed to, immediately after being recovered.

Card 4 reads on back, One funeral-29 coffins. Scene at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Hawthorne, during the service for victims of the Eastland disaster.

Card 5 Reads on back, Police are here shown recovering bodies from between decks of the capsized Steamer Eastland.

Card 6 rescuers at work on steamer Eastland.

Card 7 Crowds waiting to identify bodies.

Card 8 reads on back, View of Eastland, taken from Fire Tug in river, showing the hull resting on its side on the river bottom. The work of recovering bodies is being carried on with untiring efforts.

Card 9 picture of SS Eastland at Michigan City Docks & Capt. M. Pederson.

Card 10 Picture of recovering bodies after the disaster.

Card 11 reads on back, Divers, whos untiring efforts aided greatly in the recovery of bodies from the hull of the ill-fated Eastland.

Card 12 reads on back, Members of Chicago Fire and Police Department engaged in the recovery of bodies from sunken hold of Steamer Eastland.

Circa: 1915
Size: Post Card
Publisher: Eastland  

North Fork Pet Antiques TearDrop Memories I have always wanted a seminal image that went with my 2 biggest themed TIAS web shops;
TearDrop Memories & North Fork Pet Antiques.
I wanted something that channeled both Dead guy & old Pets!
I think this early photo postcard fills the bill.
A wildly stuffed Taxidermy saddle clad St. Bernard Dog, with a rather stoic kid riding him.

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Circa: 1910 c
Size: Post Card
Publisher: Correspondence