Mother's Day • Scenic and Floral | June 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment
This vintage postcard (circa 1900) is embossed with Victorian Roses showing red, pink, and yellow roses around a wintry homestead. See Mother’s Day Cards and Gifts created from this vintage postcard. All Occasion Cards and Gifts
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This vintage Easter postcard shows little baby chicks popping out of the top of their egg surrounded by roses and violet flowers. It is a very beautiful and colorful Easter postcard. This Easter postcard has old-fashioned writing in a script... View Full Postcard →
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This beautiful vintage postcard of Easter Roses from the early 1900s would be sent as an Easter card with the printed greeting “An Easter Remembrance” in that era. The Dogwood blossom is known to be flower of Christ because there... View Full Postcard →
Valentine's Day | June 12, 2010 | Leave a Comment
This vintage postcard has a divided back and was mailed in Pennsylvania in 1910. It was printed by International Art Publ. Co. in Berlin, Germany. It is a beautiful Valentine postcard with roses on an embossed foil background and reads:... View Full Postcard →
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This early 1900s vintage Valentine Postcard simply reads, A Valentine Message. The main image is a bunch of red roses and a locket with a picture of Cupid. The top and bottom borders of the postcard are lined with white... View Full Postcard →
Mother's Day • Scenic and Floral • Valentine's Day | Leave a Comment
This vintage postcard (circa 1910) is embossed with a sprig of yellow roses on a dark blue watercolor background. Even though it reads, Best Wishes To My Valentine, this card may have been sent as friendly holiday greeting, because yellow... View Full Postcard →
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This 1900s romantic postcard for Valentine’s Day features a beautiful, young woman holding a bunch of pink flowers and a love poem surrounded by a border of blue hearts and forget-me-nots. The love poem to his darling reads: Oh! Would... View Full Postcard →