Now and then ‘new’ postcards can be found on the internet. Here are two from 1958, from Mylopotamos and Panteleimon.
Docheiariou (French) – nr 922
Kellion Dostoino Est = Axion Esti. A drawing of a ‘model’ kellion, near Karyes on the Holy Mountain. Look at the pilgrims (with rugsacks and sticks) arriving on the left road.
Dafni
Pavlou
Aerial Iviron and a helicopter/militairy trucks in front of the Serail. The helicopter is a Sikorsky S-55, a model introduced in 1949. I think the picture is frm the 1960-ties.
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Nicolas Bouazeri, a Greek settlement near Karyes. The bell tower had disappeared in the meantime.
Wim, 3/1/11
Athos - Agios Oros 
“Dostoino Est” (or Yest) is Slavic for “Axion Estin”.
The caption at the last picture reads “Obitel’ of Saint Nicholas the Miracle-maker “of the White Lake” on Athos”. “Of the White Lake” can also refer to the city of Belozersk
… because Belozersk means “White Lake Town”
Hello !
It looks like an old abandoned russian seminary, not far from Karyès (Saint Andrew ???), that I visited in 1995.
Greetings,
Stanko