Divided back, embossed postcard. Postmarked February 7, 1914 from Pueblo, Colorado. Copyright 1909, H. or K.[?] Wessler. Publisher: S. L. & Co. Price: $10.00 Publisher, S. L. & Co. is Sigmund Langsdorf & Co. This card, another in our Alice…Read More…
Category: Valentine’s Day
A Valentine’s Lament
Divided back, embossed, unused postcard. Circa 1910s. Publisher: Whitney Made, Worcester, Massachusetts. Price: $7.00 “O, Why Isn’t She Always Here” A dejected-looking boy and his dog are missing their Valentine. (Sob!) A cute card, and another in our Alice Ellison…Read More…
Roses For My Valentine
Divided back, embossed, unused postcard. Printed in Germany. Valentine Postcard Series No. 405. Publisher unknown. Circa 1907 – 1914. Price: $1.00 Valentine Greetings….. To Miss Ella Ellison from Mary Strauch. One from our Alice Ellison Collection. (A group of about…Read More…
Heart Unruly
Divided back, embossed, unused postcard. Circa 1920s. Series or number 245. Publisher unknown. Price: $10.00 “Tell me dear And tell me truly Will you accept This heart unruly And be my valentine” The leaves on the trees are all hearts!…Read More…
A Flower Fairy Valentine
Divided back, embossed, unused postcard. Publisher: S. Berman, copyright 1917. Series or number 7025. Printed in the U.S.A. Price: $5.00 Valentine Wishes…. “Dear Valentine, What fun ‘twould be If you would just Do this with me.” A charming postcard for…Read More…
To My Valentine, 1910
Divided back, embossed, used postcard. Postmarked February 10, 1910 from Los Angeles, California. Printed in Germany. Number 4129. Price: $3.00 A smiling cupid, with pale green gossamer wings, is knocking at the door, ready to deliver a valentine gift: A…Read More…
Valentine To Ella From Alice
Divided back, embossed, unused postcard. Publisher: Whitney Made, Worcester, Mass. Circa: 1910s – 1920s. Price: $1.00 “To My Valentine.” Happy Valentine’s Day! This one’s in rough shape, for sure, but so cute though. Nice outfit (gaiters and tam o’shanter hat)…Read More…
To My Sweetheart
A Valentine’s Day postcard with Cupid riding up in the clouds in a small golden chariot that is overflowing with forget-me-nots, and being pulled by two doves. This one is signed presumably by the sender on the bottom right of…Read More…
I Can’t Tell Why But I Do
Happy Valentine’s Day! Here’s a postcard by the mysterious publisher D. Hillson, who did quite a number of cards, but who’s identity appears to be unknown. He was not found in city directories, Google Books, Newspapers.com, etc. This heart shaped…Read More…