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    • Created on Nov 3, 2012 at 3:34 PM
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    It's Frederick Spurgin.
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    It's Frederick Spurgin.
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    • Created on Nov 3, 2012 at 5:09 PM
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    If it's any help - here is a Spurgin card: Link (http)

    I expect it's a different artist. As far as I am aware Fred Spurgin only does military, comic and children.
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    • Created on Nov 3, 2012 at 5:09 PM
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    Salehs' "Guide to Artists' Signatures & Monograms" shows 3 different signatures for him (one of which is the one on the card you show) and 2 other possible signatures that are probably his. The list of topics he covers --- also as given in Saleh's book -- includes Comic; Advertising; Crossword Puzzle; Expostions (Japan-British); Fashion Satire; Greetings; Leap Year; Limericks; Patriotic; Romantic; Seaside; Spooning; General Humour.


    He was from Latvia and his real first name (or perhaps a middle name) was Izydor.

    Of course, this book could be incorrect but it's likely that this artist had more than one topic and style and many artists used several signatures.
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    Salehs' "Guide to Artists' Signatures & Monograms" shows 3 different signatures for him (one of which is the one on the card you show) and 2 other possible signatures that are probably his. The list of topics he covers --- also as given in Saleh's book -- includes Comic; Advertising; Crossword Puzzle; Expostions (Japan-British); Fashion Satire; Greetings; Leap Year; Limericks; Patriotic; Romantic; Seaside; Spooning; General Humour.


    He was from Latvia and his real first name (or perhaps a middle name) was Izydor.

    Of course, this book could be incorrect but it's likely that this artist had more than one topic and style and many artists used several signatures.
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    • Created on Nov 4, 2012 at 1:38 AM
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    Is the publisher "A&H"? it looks like it could be their 'Seaside' series.

    Saleh lists the following Picture Postcard Monthly issues as references with checklists if you have access to those:1986 April (pp 24-5), '86 May (p14) and '86 July (p27) .
    J.L. Mashburn's "Artist-Signed Postcard Price Guide" [a standard US price guide/catalog] has many publishers and series listed as Spurgin's, including an interesting Black American series.
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    Is the publisher "A&H"? it looks like it could be their 'Seaside' series.

    Saleh lists the following Picture Postcard Monthly issues as references with checklists if you have access to those:1986 April (pp 24-5), '86 May (p14) and '86 July (p27) .
    J.L. Mashburn's "Artist-Signed Postcard Price Guide" [a standard US price guide/catalog] has many publishers and series listed as Spurgin's, including an interesting Black American series.
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    • Created on Nov 4, 2012 at 10:23 AM
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    My wife's a librarian; I can't help it!
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    My wife's a librarian; I can't help it!
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    Is the publisher "A&H"? it looks like it could be their 'Seaside' series.

    Saleh lists the following Picture Postcard Monthly issues as references with checklists if you have access to those:1986 April (pp 24-5), '86 May (p14) and '86 July (p27) .
    J.L. Mashburn's "Artist-Signed Postcard Price Guide" [a standard US price guide/catalog] has many publishers and series listed as Spurgin's, including an interesting Black American series.
    • Created on Nov 4, 2012 at 8:45 AM
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    Thanks for all that info Alan. :cool:
    Never too old to learn something new.;)

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