Featured F.M. Doblmeier published postcards - K Roller artist

Sounds like a good place to look for his work. Good luck to you!

 

Yes, that seller didnt get back to me, but I just found that very same card for sale on ebay! It somehow ended up in Romania?! Thanks for the search, INH!

 

I have a suitcase full of my aunt's postcard collection that I haven't really studied. If I find any, I'll let you know.

 

Update: Post-NYC postcard show!
Made loads of contacts, who may have a postcard or two of his. But most exciting, we purchased 2 new cards!



This bring our current total to 7 owned...half of the 14 he said existed! We also met a man who has 10 of these cards in his personal collection. He will be sending us images of the ones we don't already have. Not willing to part with them unfortunately. Side note, CBS Sunday Morning was there doing a segment, and they interviewed my sister and I because of our unique story for being there. Might be on the show in the near future!

 

Congratulations on finding more of them!

 

The top one is the Cloisters. Do you have an ID on the church?

 

Little Church around the Corner.

http://littlechurch.org

Debora

 

Congratulations! I had a feeling that the NYC postcard show and dealers were going to come through for you.

 

Massive update!
One of the contact at the NYC Postcard show was finally able to send me scans of the cards we don't yet have (that he does). He is also big into the postcard scene and writes articles for a postcard publication, and has offered to work with me on writing an article or two to bring attention to these wonderful cards! I'll post when that is published, but in the meantime, here's the additions to the catalogue. Thank you all again for your encouragement and help with this project. (Not sure why one had to be an attachment, but its still there for viewing.) Special note on the Library one, my sister and I were able to view the original painting of that one housed at the NYC Historical Society.

 

That's great news! Thanks for the update. It would be interesting to read the article. Thanks for offering to post when it is available.