This card is slightly smaller than a postcard, and has a nicely embossed edge framing the image and sentiment. The image is that of a candle in front of a window. The sentiment reads “With all kind thoughts and best wishes for Christmas and the New Year.” It was signed “from Mr & Mrs J. …
This card bears the dates 1917 and 1918 in the masthead, flanking a scene of two cabins with smoke rising from their chimneys, several pine trees, and a setting sun. The sentiment is more formal as this is a corporate greeting card. Christmas Greetings and all good wishes for your health, happiness and prosperity Utilities …
Two cute kids, presumably Hal & Rose’s, grace the front of this Christmas greeting. While the date is unknown for certain, I would place this in the 1950s.
Another small card, about the size of a baseball card. The sentiment reads as follows: A Happy Christmas Summer beauties, Autumn glories, We have seen you go! Now old Christmas Hides the blossoms With a robe of snow. May he bring the Christmas blessings In his hand today, And if sorrow Cloud thy brightness, Charm …
This card is small, about 2 1/4″ high by 6″ wide. It has embossed poinsettias surrounding the sentiment, which reads “Christmas / A friendly word, a Christmas line / To you from me for Auld Lang Syne.” On the back was written Ann 1925 and some other illegible scribbles.
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