Titty Stroller Alfred's Daydreams Snap A Shot Postcards 1983 by Alfred G...

Item Specifics

Condition

Unused

Postcard Type

Chrome

Item Description

Alfreds Daydreams Snap A Shot Postcards, A sub division of The American Postcard Company. ©1983 by Alfred Gescheidt. 4x6" Continental size postcard.

Accentuated breast on nude woman pushing stroller with a giant matching boob baby.

Renowned photographer Alfred Gescheidt has been credited as a predecessor to modern day photoshop. He worked with negatives and was able to create new images by combining them. He worked at The American Postcard Company throughout the 1980's creating many iconic postcard images. Including his personal line of cards titled Alfred's Daydreams. This is one of those cards. Cards are in NOS condition. Please see all the other works by Alfred Gescheidt that I have available. I believe I may be the largest supplier of Alfred Gescheidt postcards art on the internet.

Please see all our retro-vintage cards and postcards from the now defunct American Postcard Company. Free standard U.S. domestic shipping orders of $25.00 or more.

Vintage postcards and greeting cards may have small differences ie; yellowing of paper, worn edges, dogears. Basic wear and tear from storage of vintage cards. I will always send the best quality card I have. The picture is of a postcard like the one you will receive not necessarily the one you will receive. Unless I have previously specified. I will never send a bent, ripped or damaged card unless specifically mentioned. I always inspect every item I send out for quality and ship with care, shipping how I would like to receive an item. Please message me with any questions or concerns. Thank you.

Seller Information

Seller

Coopadoopas (4)

Registered Since

01/14/2023

Feedback

100%

Store

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Item Location

Washington, United States

Ships To

Worldwide

Returns Accepted

Yes

Returns Policy

Obviously if you are unsatisfied I will make sure you are taken care of and happy. The customer is always right. That said, I am selling New Old Stock cards that have been stored in stacks. I cant imagine you want the card now and want to return it after you get it.

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