Miscellaneous Mary Pickford Postcards of Unknown Origin

There are many different categories of postcard on this website, including those by both known and unknown publishers. The contents of this page are Mary Pickford postcards that are of unclear or unknown publisher and origin that do not otherwise fit on the other pages. If additional information becomes available that might help identify these cards, they will be moved into the other appropriate categories.


Mary Pickford photo by Ira L. Hill. RPPC / Postcard publisher and origin is unknown. Blank back.



Mary Pickford potrait by Hartsook. RPPC / Postcard by an unknown publisher. The stock is by Kodak Austral, so it possibly originates from Australia



"Mary Pikford" (Mary Pickford) in The Hoodlum (1919.) RPPC / Postcard publisher and origin is unknown. Generic Artura stock back. The mispelled name hints at it being possibly from Europe.



Mary Pickford holding a puppy photograph by K.O. Rahmn. RPPC / Postcard publisher and origin is unknown at this time. (Same publisher as Mary holding hat Strauss Peyton card.)



Mary Pickford photo by Strauss Peyton. RPPC / Postcard publisher and origin is unknown. (Same publisher as Mary with puppy K.O. Rahmn card.)



Mary Pickford with puppy photo by K.O. Rahmn. RPPC / Postcard publisher and origin is unknown. (Same publisher as Strauss Peyton holding hat card.)



Mary Pickford photo by Nelson Evans. RPPC / Postcard publisher and origin is unknown, however it may be from England.



Mary Pickford photo by Nelson Evans.Postcard publisher and origin is unknown. Blank back.



Mary Pickford as Little Lord Fauntleroy (1921.) RPPC / Postcard publisher and origin is unknown, however it may be from England



Mary Pickford photo often associated with Coquette (1929) by K.O. Rahmn. RPPC / Postcard publisher and origin is unknown, however it may be from the USA.



Mary Pickford and Tony--No! That's not Zorro as always misidentifed on the internet--at the Pickfair pool. Photo by George Hurrell. RPPC / Postcard publisher and origin is unknown, however it may be from the USA.


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