St. Valentine's Greetings
This is an unused novelty booklet postcard that features two children playing with toys, one a horn and the other a horse. The pages of the card open up and you read them like a book. The inside pages read:
A Loving Thought
Some time ago, I saw a face,
'Twas fair, but it was stage to me;
But in my mind, it found a place,
And all my thoughts are now of thee.
450/46 No. 65550
Design publisher: John Winsch 1914
Artist: Jason Freixas
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Here are scans of the insides of the pages and the back of the postcard...
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Here is one more postcard...
Valentine Thoughts
This is an unused novelty booklet postcard that features two children playing with hearts.
The inside pages read:
Be My Valentine
Crowned with the dignity of a queen,
The valleys fairest lily I ween,
Could not compete with her queenly air
Not e'en the rose-tint can compare,
With the blush that paints her velvet cheek,
As softly to my love I speak,
So drink the health of this love of mine,
The health of my dear, sweet Valentine.
450/46 No. 65554
Design publisher: John Winsch 1914
Artist: Jason Freixas
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Here are scans of the insides of the pages and the back of the postcard...
This is an unused novelty booklet postcard that features two children playing with toys, one a horn and the other a horse. The pages of the card open up and you read them like a book. The inside pages read:
A Loving Thought
Some time ago, I saw a face,
'Twas fair, but it was stage to me;
But in my mind, it found a place,
And all my thoughts are now of thee.
450/46 No. 65550
Design publisher: John Winsch 1914
Artist: Jason Freixas
- - -
Here are scans of the insides of the pages and the back of the postcard...
- - -
Here is one more postcard...
Valentine Thoughts
This is an unused novelty booklet postcard that features two children playing with hearts.
The inside pages read:
Be My Valentine
Crowned with the dignity of a queen,
The valleys fairest lily I ween,
Could not compete with her queenly air
Not e'en the rose-tint can compare,
With the blush that paints her velvet cheek,
As softly to my love I speak,
So drink the health of this love of mine,
The health of my dear, sweet Valentine.
450/46 No. 65554
Design publisher: John Winsch 1914
Artist: Jason Freixas
- - -
Here are scans of the insides of the pages and the back of the postcard...
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