Lot of (9) Vintage 1970's Kings Island Amusement Park Ohio Postcards

Description

Lot of 9 Vintage 1970's Kings Island Amusement Park Ohio Postcards.  Most of the postcards have wear and tear on the edges.  See photos for condition.  Comes from a smoke free home.  Please let me know if you have any questions.
Lot includes:
The Kings Island and Miami Valley Railroad Steam Locomotive postcard--there is a spot on the top left hand side on the front, there is a spot on the back over the Kings Island logo, postcard has two stamps and a postmark.
The Kings Mill Log fume postcard--a couple of marks/spots on the back, postcard has two stamps and a 1976 postmark.
The Spectacular Royal Fountain and Eiffel Towel postcard--a little wear and tear on the the upper left hand corner on the front, there is a spot on the back over the Kings Island logo, postcard has two stamps and a postmark.
The Racer, World's Fastest, Longest, and Highest Twin Roller Coaster postcard--postcard is missing the top layer of paper in about the middle on the front of the postcard, there is paper covering part of the Kings Island logo on the back.
Eiffel Tower postcard--there are a couple of spots/marks on the front of the postcard, there is some wear and tear on the right hand side about half way down on the middle, the top layer of paper to the right of the Kings Island logo on the back, there is a rip in the top layer of paper in the right hand corner on the back.
Old Time Taxi Ride postcard--postcard is missing the top layer of paper in the upper left hand corner on the front, there is some paper covering part of the Kings Island logo on the back, there are some spots on the left hand side on the back.
The Happyland of Hanna-Barbera postcard--postcard has paper stuck to the upper left hand side on the front, there is paper stuck to the upper right hand corner on the back.
International Street postcard (dated 1972)--the top layer of paper is missing in about the middle on the top on the front, there are some spots in the upper left hand corner on the front.
Turnpike Ride postcard (dated 1972)--there is a little wear and tear on the left hand side on the back.