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	USA - California - Sacramento Inscriptions: (r) Sacramento, Cal. Statue State Capitol. Numbering: 5912
	USA - California - Sacramento Inscriptions: (r) CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS STATUE IN ROTUNDA OF CAPITOL Publisher: A.J. Johnston Co. Date: sent 1909 Stamp: usa 1 ct Notes: :Sent to Birmingham, Alabama.
	USA - Colorado - Pueblo Inscriptions: (r) McCLELLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY - COLUMBUS MONUMENT PUEBLO, COL. Publisher: Hyde Paper Co., Pueblo, Col. Date: sent 1907 Stamp: 1 ct Notes: :Sent to Kansas.
	USA - Colorado - Pueblo Inscriptions: (r) McClelland Public Library and Columbus Monument, Pueblo, Colo. Publisher: Hyde Paper Co., Pueblo, Col.
	USA - Connecticut - New Haven Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS MONUMENT, WOOSTER SQ., NEW HAVEN, CONN. Publisher: Danziger & Herman, New Haven, Conn. Date: sent 1913 Stamp: USA 1c Notes: :Sent to Canton Missouri
	USA - Connecticut - New London Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS MONUMENT, NEW LONDON, CONN. Publisher: J. Solomon, New London, Conn. Date: sent 1936 Stamp: 3ct Notes: :Sent to Riga, Latvia, with text in Russian
	USA - Connecticut - South Norwalk Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS SCHOOL, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Publisher: The Collotype Co., Elizabeth N.J. and N.Y. Date: sent 1956 Stamp: removed Notes: :Sent to Altoona, Pa.
	USA - DC - Washington Inscriptions: Christopher Columbus Memorial, Union Station Plaza, Washington D.C. Publisher: S.S. Reynolds Co., Washington D.C.
	USA - DC - Washington Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Memorial Fountain in front of Union Sation, Washington, D.C. (v) The Columbus Memorial Fountain, Washington, D.C., is situated on the Union Station Plaza. It is semi-circular in form, seventy feet wide anmd sixty-five feet deep. A shaft forty-five feet high surmounted by a globe borne by four eagles forms the background for the statue of Columbus, who is represented as standing on the prow of a ship, the figure-head of which is a beautiful female figure typifying 'The Spirit of Discovery'. On the left of the shaft is the figure of an Indian portraying the New World, and on the right side the figure of a patriarchal Caucasian representing the Old World, while the rear of the shaft carries a medaillon representing Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain. The extreme ends are flanked by two enormous lions. Dedicated June the 8th, 1912. Sculptor, Lorado Taft. Cost,, $100,000. Publisher: W.B. Garrison, Inc., Washington, D.C. Numbering: Plate 1499
	USA - DC - Washington Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Memorial Fountain in front of Union Sation, Washington, D.C. (v) The Columbus Memorial Fountain, Washington, D.C., is situated on the Union Station Plaza. It is semi-circular in form, seventy feet wide anmd sixty-five feet deep. A shaft forty-five feet high surmounted by a globe borne by four eagles forms the background for the statue of Columbus, who is represented as standing on the prow of a ship, the figure-head of which is a beautiful female figure typifying 'The Spirit of Discovery'. On the left of the shaft is the figure of an Indian portraying the New World, and on the right side the figure of a patriarchal Caucasian representing the Old World, while the rear of the shaft carries a medaillon representing Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain. The extreme ends are flanked by two enormous lions. Dedicated June the 8th, 1912. Sculptor, Lorado Taft; Cost,, $100,000. Publisher: W.B. Garrison, Inc., Washington, D.C. Numbering: 1499 Date: sent 1921 Stamp: 1 ct
	USA - DC - Washington Inscriptions: (r) CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS MEMORIAL, UNION STATION PLAZA, WASHINGTON, D.C. (v) THE COLUMBUS MEMORIAL on the Union Station Plaza, Washington, designed by Lorado Taft, and erected at a cost of $100,000,, consists of a marble fountain, with a statue of Columbus, and figures symbolizing the Spirit of Discovery, the Old World (Caucasian) and New World (Indian.) A globe typefies the new knowledge Columbus gave of the shape of the world, and there are American Eagles and Medallions of Ferdinand and Isabella. Publisher: B.S. Reynolds Co., Washington Numbering: 28881 Date: Sent 1932 Stamp: US 1c Notes: :Sent to ?
	USA - DC - Washington Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Memorial Fountain in front of Union Station, Washington, D.C. (v) No. 61487.-The Columbus Memorial Fountain, Washington, D.C., is situated on the Union Station Plaza. It is semi-circular in form, seventy feet wide anmd sixty-five feet deep. A shaft forty-five feet high surmounted by a globe borne by four eagles forms the background for the statue of Columbus, who is represented as standing on the prow of a ship, the figure-head of which is a beautiful female figure typifying 'The Spirit of Discovery'. On the left of the shaft is the figure of an Indian portraying the New World, and on the right side the figure of a patriarcal Caucasian representing the Old World, while the rear of the shaft carries a medaillon representing Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain. The extreme ends are flanked by two enormous lions. Dedicated June the 8th, 1912. Sculptor, Lorado Taft; Cost,, $100,000. Publisher: W.B. Garrison, Washington, D.C. Numbering: 61487
	USA - DC - Washington Inscriptions: (r) UNION STATION AND COLUMBUS MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN (v) 4010. - The New Union Station at Washington was built by the U.S. Government and the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. The cost of the land, building and terminal improvements was $18,000,000. The structure is the finest railway station in the world. The building, of white granite, is 760 feet in length and 343 feet in width. Publisher: B.S. Reynolds Co., Washington, D.C. Numbering: 4010
	USA - DC - Washington Inscriptions: (r) UNION STATION AND COLUMBUS MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN, WASHINGTON, D.C.. (v) UNION STATION, WASHINGTON, D.C. The New Union Station at Washington was built by the U.S. Government and the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. The cost of the land, building and terminal improvements was $18,000,000. The structure is the finest railway station in the world. The building, of white granite, is 760 feet in length and 343 feet in width. Publisher: B.S. Reynolds Co., 1202 D St., Northwest, Washington, D.C. Numbering: R-42026 Date: sent undated Stamp: 1 ct Notes: :Sent to Wisconsin.
	USA - DC - Washington Inscriptions: (r) 114 UNION STATION AND COLUMBUS MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN, WASHINGTON, D.C.. (v) UNION STATION, WASHINGTON, D.C. The New Union Station at Washington was built by the U.S. Government and the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. The cost of the land, building and terminal improvements was $18,000,000. The structure is the finest railway station in the world. The building, of white granite, is 760 feet in length and 343 feet in width. Publisher: B.S. Reynolds Co., Washington, D.C. Numbering: Scenic Art Series, 114, 2A-H968 Date: sent 1940 Stamp: 1 ct Notes: :Sent to Massachusetts
	USA - DC - Washington Inscriptions: (r) UNION STATION AND COLUMBUS MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN, WASHINGTON, D.C.. (v) UNION STATION, WASHINGTON, D.C. The New Union Station at Washington was built by the U.S. Government and the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. The cost of the land, building and terminal improvements was $18,000,000. The structure is the finest railway station in the world. The building, of white granite, is 760 feet in length and 343 feet in width. Publisher: B.S. Reynolds Co., 1202 D St., Northwest, Washington, D.C. Numbering: 98931
	USA - DC - Washington Inscriptions: (r) UNION STATION AND COLUMBUS MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN, WASHINGTON, D.C.. (v) UNION STATION, WASHINGTON, D.C. The New Union Station at Washington was built by the U.S. Government and the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. The cost of the land, building and terminal improvements was $18,000,000. The structure is the finest railway station in the world. The building, of white granite, is 760 feet in length and 343 feet in width. Publisher: B.S. Reynolds Co., 1202 D St., Northwest, Washington, D.C. Numbering: 98931
	USA - DC - Washington Inscriptions: (r) Union Station and Columbus Memorial Fountain. Washington, D.C. (v) THE NEW UNION STATION AT WASHINGTON was built by the U.S. Government and the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. The cost of the land, building and terminal improvements was $18,000,000. The structure is the finest railway station in the world. The building, of white granite, is 760 feet in length and 343 feet in width. Publisher: B.S. Reynolds Co., Washington, D.C. Date: sent 1917 Stamp: 1 ct Notes: :Sent to Red Creek, N.Y.
	USA - DC - Washington Inscriptions: (r) Union Station and Columbus Memorial Fountain. Washington, D.C. (v) UNION STATION, WASHINGTON, D.C. The New Union Station at Washington was built by the U.S. Government and the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. The cost of the land, building and terminal improvements was $18,000,000. The structure is the finest railway station in the world. The building, of white granite, is 760 feet in length and 343 feet in width. Numbering: R-33301 Date: sent 1913 Stamp: 1 ct Notes: :Sent to Middelboro, Mass.
	USA - Florida - Tampa Inscriptions: (v) TAMPA, FLORIDA Christopher Columbus Statue on Bayshore Boulevard near downtown Tampa. Publisher: The American News Co., 1112 Eva St., Tampa, Fla. Colourpicture Publishers Inc., Boston, Mass. Numbering: P16979
	USA - Florida - Tampa Inscriptions: (v) BEAUTIFUL BAYSHORE DRIVE SHOWING THE STATUE OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, TAMPA, FLORIDA Publisher: Hillsboro News Co., Tampa Fla. Numbering: T.K. 26
	USA - Florida - Tampa Inscriptions: (v) BEAUTIFUL BAYSHORE DRIVE SHOWING THE STATUE OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, TAMPA, FLORIDA
	USA - Illinois - Chicago Inscriptions: Calumet Theatre and Columbus Statue, South Chicago, Ill. Publisher: S.H. Knox & Co., So. Chicago, Ill. Numbering: 209042 Date: Sent 1910 Stamp: US 1ct Notes: :Sent naar Chicago.
	USA - Illinois - South Chicago Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS MEMORIAL MONUMENT, SOUTH CHICAGO, ILL. Publisher: Suhling Company, Chicago. Date: 1910 Stamp: None.
	USA - Maryland - Baltimore Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS MONUMENT, DRUID HILL PARK, BALTIMORE MD. Publisher: E.C. Kropp, Publ. Numbering: No. 1684 Notes: :Unused.
	USA - Maryland - Baltimore Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Monument Druid Hill Park, Baltimore, Md. Publisher: The Chessler Company, Baltimore Md. Notes: :Unused.
	USA - Maryland - Baltimore Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS MONUMENT - DRUID HILL PARK, BALTIMORE, MD. (v) COLUMBUS MONUMENT, Druid Hill Park, Baltimore, Md. Located in Druid Hill Park on a bluff overlooking the Reservoir and was erected to the memory of this eminent discoverer of our country by the Italians of this city. It was unveiled in 1892. Date: 1918 (sent) Stamp: USA 2 ct (YT 183)
	USA - Maryland - Baltimore Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS MONUMENT (DRUID HILL PARK) Baltimore Md. (and an advertisment for Elba Home Remedies) Notes: :Unused.
	USA - Maryland - Baltimore Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS MONUMENT, DRUID HILL PARK, BALTIMORE MD. Notes: :Not used, but with a manuscript note on verso: 'Situated facing Madison Ave. Entrance to Druid Hill Park, a gift (I think) by the Italians of the city.'
	USA - Missouri - Saint-Louis Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Monument Tower Grove Park ST. LOUIS Publisher: Raphael Tuck & Sons. Numbering: St. Louis Series Post Card No. 6021 Date: Oct. 1904
	USA - Missouri - St. Louis Inscriptions: (r) St. Louis, Mo. Columbus Statue Publisher: Curt Teich & Co., Chicago and St. Louis Numbering: 166g Date: verz. 1907 Stamp: USA ct.
	USA - Missouri - St. Louis Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Statue, Tower Grove Park, St. Louis, Mo. Publisher: The St. Louis News Compagny, St. Louis, Mo. Numbering: A 2537 Date: verz. 1906 Stamp: USA 2 ct.
	USA - Missouri - St. Louis Inscriptions: (r) Columbus statue, Tower Grove Park, St. Louis, Mo. Publisher: The St. Louis News Company, St. Louis, Mo. Leipzig-Berlin Date: sent 1910 Stamp: 1ct USA Notes: :Sent to the city.
	USA - Missouri - St. Louis Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Statue - Tower Grove Park - St. Louis. U. S. A. Publisher: Made in Germany Numbering: 201712 Date: sent 1910 Stamp: US 1ct Notes: :Sent to Donova, Pa., 17 June 1910
	USA - Missouri - St. Louis Inscriptions: St. Louis, Mo. | Columbus Statue Publisher: Curt Teich & Co., Chicago and St. Louis Numbering: No. 116
	USA - Montana - Great Falls Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Hospital, Great Falls, Mont. Statue of Christopher Columbus in foreground (v) GREAT FALLS, Mont. - The 'Cascade City' on the upper Missouri. Population 22,000. Seat of Cascade County. Head of navigation on the Missouri River. Has unsurpassed natural resources of all kinds. Publisher: Chas. E. Morris, Chinook, Mont. Date: 1910 Notes: :Verso a handwritten note in English, dated 8/7/1910.
	USA - New Jersey - Camden Inscriptions: (r) STATUE OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS FOREST HILL PARK CAMDEN N.J.
	USA - New Jersey - Camden Inscriptions: (r) 7 STATUE OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, FOREST HILL PARK, CAMDEN, N.J. Publisher: The Sabold-Herb Co., Philadelphia, Pa. CT Chicago Numbering: 66647 Notes: :Unused.
	USA - New Jersey - Camden Inscriptions: (r) 112: - Christopher Columbus Statue, Forest Hill Park, Camden, N.J. Publisher: P. Sander, Philadelphia & Atlantic City Numbering: 6860 Notes: :Unused.
	USA - New Jersey - Newark Inscriptions: (r) 290: - CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS MONUMENT NEWARK, N.J. Publisher: The Union News Co. Numbering: 290
	USA - New Jersey - Phillipsburg Inscriptions: (r) Catholic Church and Rectory, Phillipsburg, N.J. Publisher: Leo Meyer, Easton, Pa. Notes: :in pencil: 'the monument is C. Columbus'
	USA - New York - Mamaroneck, N.Y. Inscriptions: (r) MONUMENT TO CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, MAMARONECK, N.Y. Publisher: Published for Edward Wells, Durmont, by The Collotype Co., Elizabeth, N.J. and N.Y. Date: Sent 1946 Stamp: USA 1ct Notes: :Sent from Mamaroneck to Bradford, Vt., 23 Aug. 1946.
	USA - New York - Mamaroneck, N.Y. Inscriptions: (r) MONUMENT TO CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, MAMARONECK, N.Y. Publisher: The Collotype Co., Elizabeth, N.J. and N.Y.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r)COLUMBUS CIRCLE AND CENTRAL PARK NEW YORK CITY (v) COLUMBUS CIRCLE AND CENTRAL PARK. Located at the intersection of Broadway and 8tj Avenue at 59th Street. In the foreground is the memorial to Christopher Columbus erected in 1892 by the resident Italians in America. To the left is the Maine Memorial at the entrance to Central Park. Numbering: 14795 Date: sent 1944 Stamp: USA 1 CT Notes: :Sent to Maryland 23 Jan. 1944.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) BOULEVARD COLUMBUS MONUMENT CENTRAL PARK W Publisher: Arthur Strauss Inc., Publishers New York Numbering: No. 36
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) BOULEVARD COLUMBUS MONUMENT CENTRAL PARK W Publisher: Arthur Strauss Inc., Publishers New York Numbering: No. 36 Date: Sent 1902 Stamp: USA 2ct Notes: :Sent to Stockholm.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Monument, Central Park, N.Y.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS CIRCLE, NEW YORK (v) COLUMBUS CIRCLEa is at the intersection of B'way, Eighth Ave and 59th St. In this view is shown the beautiful Columbus Monument, Central Park, and to the left Subway Station entrances. Publisher: The American News Company, New York Date: sent 1911 Stamp: removed Notes: :Sent to Altoona, Pa.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) NO. 570 - THE CIRCLE ENTRANCE TO CENTRAL PARK, N.Y. COLUMBUS STATUE Publisher: J. Koehler, 150 Park Row, N.Y. Numbering: NO. 570
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) G 38 The Grand Circle with Columbus Monument, N.Y. City Publisher: The Rotograph Co., N.Y., City. (Germany) Numbering: G 38 Date: sent 1906 Stamp: usa 1ct Notes: :Sent to Toronto, Canada.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Circle, New York (v) Columbus Circle. At 59th Street, at the intersection of Broadway and Eighth Avenue. - Entrance to Central Park. Statue to commemorate discovery of America by Columbus. Also Maine Monument, erected 1913, to the memory of the heroes who perished on the Maine in Havana Harbor. Publisher: Copyright 1913, by Irving Underhill, New York. Success Postal Card Co., Pub., New York. No. 1057. Date: (c) 1913
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Circle, New York (v) COLUMBUS CIRCLE. At 59th Street, at the intersection of Broadway and Eighth Avenue. - Entrance to Central Park. Statue to commemorate discovery of America by Columbus. Also Maine Monument, erected 1913, to the memory of the heroes who perished on the Maine in Havana Harbor. Publisher: American Art Publishing Co.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Circle, New York (v) COLUMBUS CIRCLE. Located at the intersection of 8th Avenue, Broadway and 59th Street, and is marked by an imposing monument of America's discoverer. The 59th Street entrance to Central Park where the Maine monument has recently been erected 1913, is right opposite the Columbus Circle. Publisher: (c) Irving Underhill N.Y. Numbering: N.Y. 352 Date: sent 1925 Stamp: removed Notes: :Sent to Prague, Czechoslovakia., on 18 July 1925.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Circle, New York (v) COLUMBUS CIRCLE. Located at the intersection of 8th Avenue, Broadway and 59th Street, and is marked by an imposing monument of America's discoverer. The 59th Street entrance to Central Park where the Maine monument has recently been erected, is right opposite the Columbus Circle. Publisher: Irving Underhill N.Y. Numbering: N.Y. 352
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Circle and Central Park, New York City (v) COLUMBUS CIRCLE In the center stands the impressive statue of Christopher olumbus. At the entrance to Central Park is the Maine Memorial, erected in commemoration of the men who served on board of the American Battleship Maine when it was destroyed in Havana Harbor in 1898. Publisher: The Union News Co. 'C.T. Art-colortone'. Made only by Curteich & Co. Inc., Chicago. Numbering: 7A-H3147 Date: sent 1941 Stamp: usa 1ct Notes: :Sent to Dawson, W.Va.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: Columbus and Maine Monuments, New York Publisher: Brooklyn Postcard Co. Inc., New York Date: sent 1914 Stamp: USA 1ct Notes: :Sent to Dunkirk, N.Y.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Circle, Columbus and Maine Monuments, New York City. (v) COLUMBUS CIRCLE. At 59th Street, at the intersection of Broadway and Eighth Avenue. - Entrance to Central Park. Statue to commemorate discovery of America by Columbus. Also Maine Monument, erected 1913, to the memory of the heroes who perished on the Maine in Havana Harbor. Publisher: Haberman's, Brooklyn, New York. Numbering: 211
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS CIRCLE, NEW YORK CITY. (v) COLUMBUS CIRCLE. At 58th Street, at the intersection of Broadway and Eighth Ave. Entrance to Central Park. Statue to commemorate discovery of America by Columbus. Also Maine Monument, erected 1913, to the memory of the heroes who perished on the Maine in Havana Harbor. Publisher: Manhattan Post Card Co., 114 Park Row, New York Numbering: 24
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Circle, New York (v) Columbus Circle. At 59th Street, at the intersection of Broadway and Eighth Avenue. - Entrance to Central Park. Statue to commemorate discovery of America by Columbus. Also Maine Monument, erected 1913, to the memory of the heroes who perished on the Maine in Havana Harbor. Publisher: Irving Underhill N.Y. Date: (c) 1913 Stamp: usa 1c Notes: :Sent in 1914 to Chicago.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) NO. 70 - COLUMBUS MONUMENT & ENTRANCE TO CENTRAL PARK, N.Y. Publisher: J. Koehler, N.Y.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS AND MAINE MONUMENTS, NEW YORK CITY Publisher: CPC and N Co.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS CIRCLE AND ONE OF THE ENTRANCES TO CENTRAL PARK, LOOKING EAST, NEW YORK CITY. (v) COLUMBUS CIRCLE AND ONE OF THE ENTRANCES TO CENTRAL PARK, LOOKING EAST Automobile distances from New York are measured from this point. Statue of Columbus at the right: Maine Monument at the left. Hotels Sherry-Netherlands and Pierre in the background Publisher: Irving Underhill, Inc., N.Y. Date: (c) 1931
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS STATUE, CENTRAL PARK WEST, NEW YORK. Date: Sent 1904 Stamp: 2xUSA 1ct Notes: :Sent to La Plata, Argentine, on 27 Aug. 1904. The card arrived 30 Sept. 1904..
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Circle, N.Y. Date: sent 1910 Stamp: usa 1 c Notes: :Sent to Kenoska, Wis.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Monument, New York (v) COLUMBUS MONUMENT in Columbus Circle, Dedicated in the memory of Christopher Columbus, to whom the Western hemisphere owes its discovery Publisher: A.C. Bosselman & Co., New York Numbering: 11557 Notes: :With print of the Pasadena Post Card Club on verso
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Monument, New York (v) COLUMBUS MONUMENT in Columbus Circle, Dedicated in the memory of Christopher Columbus, to whom the Western hemisphere owes its discovery Publisher: A.C. Bosselman & Co., New York Numbering: 11557
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) U.S. Series 100/2. Columbus Monument New York Publisher: Aristophot Co., New-York & Taucha, Germany Numbering: U.S. Series 100/2.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) 6039 - COLUMBUS MONUMENT, NEW YORK Publisher: Souvenir Post Card Co., New York Numbering: 6039 Date: sent 1905 Stamp: usa 1 ct Notes: :Sent to Woburn, Mass.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) 7071 - COLUMBUS MONUMENT, NEW YORK Publisher: Detroit Photograhic Co. Numbering: 7071 Date: (c) 1903, sent 1904 Stamp: 1ct Notes: :Sent to Guelph, Ont.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) NEW YORK Columbus Monument Publisher: United Art Publishing Co. (Printed in Germany) Numbering: No. 519
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Monument, New York Publisher: Imprint-Souvenir Post Card Co. New-York and Berlin Numbering: 4742
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS MONUMENT N.Y. CITY Date: sent 1913 Stamp: 2 ct Notes: :Sent to Zutphen, Netherlands.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r) [left] COLUMBUS MONUMENT. [right] Central Park Publisher: H.A. Rost Prt. & Pub. Co. N.Y. Numbering: 608 Date: Copyright 1899, sent 1907 Stamp: US 1 ct Notes: :Sent by Miss Ena Holland from Preston Kansas to Thulma N. Jones in Richmond, Va.
	USA - New York - New York Inscriptions: (r)COLUMBUS CIRCLE AND CENTRAL PARK NEW YORK CITY (v) COLUMBUS CIRCLE AND CENTRAL PARK. Located at the intersection of Broadway and 8tj Avenue at 59th Street. In the foreground is the memorial to Christopher Columbus erected in 1892 by the resident Italians in America. To the left is the Maine Memorial at the entrance to Central Park. Notes: :Not sent, but text in French on the back unrelated to the monument, dated 14 Juillet (no year)
	USA - New York - Syracuse Inscriptions: (v) ONONDAGA COUNTY COURT HOUSE and the Monument to Columbus on Columbus Circle, Syracuse, N.Y. Publisher: Wm. Jubb Co. Inc., Syracuse, N.Y.
	USA - New York - Syracuse Inscriptions: (r) ONONDAGA COUNTY COURT HOUSE AND COLUMBUS MONUMENT, SYRACUSE, N.Y. Publisher: Wm. Jubb Co. Inc., Syracuse, N.Y. Numbering: 42520 Date: sent 1939 Stamp: 1ct Notes: :Sent to Erie, Pa.
	USA - New York - Syracuse Inscriptions: (v) COLUMBUS CIRCLE Syracuse, New York Named for the Italian explorer whose monument faces St. Mary's Cathedral. Church on right is the First Baptist Church of Syracuse, one of the few churches in the world that contains a hotel inits structure. Hotel is caled Mizpah. Publisher: Carhart Photo Service, Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, N.Y.
	USA - New York - Syracuse Inscriptions: (r) CIRCLE OF ST. MARY'S AND BAPTIST CHURCH, SYRACUSE, N.Y. Publisher: Wm. Jubb Co. Inc., Syracuse, N.Y. Numbering: 42506 Date: sent 1941 Stamp: usa 1 c Notes: :Sent to Rumford, R.I.
	USA - New York - Yonkers Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS MONUMENT, COLUMBUS PARK, YONKERS, N.Y. Numbering: 24-Y
	USA - Ohio - Columbus Inscriptions: (v) Christopher Columbus discovered the great land of America in 1492. A statue of our founding father has a place of honor on the State House grounds in Columbus, Ohio. It was a gift from the Vatican in 1892. Photo: Ruth Molloy. Publisher: Molloy Postcard Services, Covington KY
	USA - Ohio - Columbus Inscriptions: (r) CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS (v) The statue of Christopher Columbus proudly surveys the city from the lawn of the Columbus City Building. Each year in October to commemorate the discovery of America, Columbus, Ohio, hosts a large Columbus celebration featuring a parade, street fair and representatives from all the other cities and towns in the country named Columbus. Photo by Larry Hamill Publisher: Victory Postcards
	USA - Ohio - Columbus Inscriptions: (v) Overlooking the historic Scioto River is the City Hall, Columbus, Ohio, part of Columbus Civic Center. The statue of Christopher Columbus in front of the building was presented to the city of Columbus by the city of Genoa, Italy, Columbus' birthplace, October 1954. Publisher: Aladdin Studio, Columbus, Ohio. Numbering: 138039
	USA - Ohio - Columbus Inscriptions: (r) Some of Columbus Monuments. Christopher Columbus, Grounds of Josephinum. E. Schiller, Schiller Park. Lincoln Goodals, Goodale Park. Confederate Soldiers, Camp Chase. Soldiers' Monument, Green Lawn. Publisher: Columbus Dispatch Postcards
	USA - Ohio - Columbus, Ohio Inscriptions: (v) STATUE OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS and DOME OF CAPITOL, Columbus, Ohio. Publisher: H.T. Maloney & Sons, Columbus Date: 1962 (note)
	USA - Ohio - Columbus, Ohio Inscriptions: (v) STATUE OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS and DOME OF CAPITOL, Columbus, Ohio. Publisher: H.T. Maloney & Sons, Columbus
	USA - Pennsylvania - Chester Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS STATUE CHESTER, PA. (v) CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA. The Columbus Statue, located in Market Square in the heart of downtown Chester, Pennsylvania. Publisher: WYCO Products, Jenkintown, Pa. Numbering: 63-A Notes: :Unused.
	USA - Pennsylvania - Chester Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS STATUE CHESTER, PA. (v) CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA. The Columbus Statue, located in Market Square in the heart of downtown Chester, Pennsylvania. Publisher: WYCO Products, Jenkintown, Pa. Date: 1973 (sent) Stamp: USA 6c
	USA - Pennsylvania - Philadelphia Inscriptions: (r) STATUE COLUMBUS - FAIRMOUNT PARK PHILADELPHIA, PA Publisher: Ill. Post. Card Co., New York. Numbering: 1002 Notes: :Bands with silvery grains pasted on the card.
	USA - Pennsylvania - Scranton Inscriptions: (r) Columbus Monument, Court Home Square, Scranton, Pa. Date: sent 1916 Stamp: 1 ct Notes: :Sent to ?? in New Jersey ?
	USA - Pennsylvania - Scranton Inscriptions: (r) Scranton, Pa., Columbus Monument Publisher: The Hugh Leighton Co., Manufacturers, Portland, Me. U.S.A. Made in Germany Numbering: 4922 Date: sent 1910 Stamp: 1 ct Notes: :Sent to Ontario, Canada.
	USA - Rhode Island - Providence Inscriptions: (r) Providence R.I. Columbus Park, Reservoir and Elmwood Aves. Publisher: Hugh Leighton Co., Portland, Me.
	USA - Rhode Island - Westerly Inscriptions: (v) Statue in Wilcox Park, Westerly, Rhode Island of Christopher Columbus (1451-1506), the discoverer of America who was born at or near Genoa, Italy. He died in Valladolid, Spain in poverty and neglect, still believing he had discovered the coast of Asia. Publisher: Book & Tackle Shop, Watch Hill, R.I. Photo by Bernard L. Gordon
	USA - Rhode Island - Westerly Inscriptions: (v) STATUE OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS in Wilcox Park, Westerly, Rode Island. Ektachrome by Sid Lane Publisher: The Photo Shop, Westerly and Wakefield, R.I. Numbering: 13-D-33 / 58133
	USA - Wisconsin - Dickeyville, Wis. Inscriptions: (r) PATRIOTISM IN STONE, AND GROTTO, DICKEYVILLE, WIS. Publisher: J. Seidl photo Numbering: 28
	USA - Wisconsin - Dickeyville, Wis. Inscriptions: (r) FRONT VIEW OF GROTTO AT DICKEYVILLE, WIS. (c) 1929 REV. MATH. WERNERUS. (v) The Grotto of Christ, the King, and of Mary, His mother, was conceived, designed and built by a priest from thousands of pebbles, stones, shells and corals from all parts of the world. Its beauty and originality must be seen to be appreciated. Publisher: Genuine Curteigh-Chicago 'C.T. Art-Colortone' Post Card. Numbering: 4A-H1582
	USA - Wisconsin - Marshfield Inscriptions: (r) COLUMBUS HIGH SCHOOL - MARSHFIELD, WISCONSIN Publisher: G.R. Brown Co., Eau Claire, Wisconsin 54701 Numbering: J3895