Dutch Kid Series Postcard, Divided Back, 1913, Massachusetts

This postcard from the Dutch Kid Series features a charming illustration of two children holding hands, dressed in traditional Dutch attire. The caption reads, 'There iss somevon vot I luf, there iss somevon vot lufs me! Guess Who.' The artwork captures a whimsical and affectionate scene, typical of early 20th-century sentimental postcards.

The postcard is a Divided Back type, indicated by the vertical line separating the message and address sections, dating it between 1907 and 1915. The postmark from Mansfield, Massachusetts, is dated 1913, and it bears a green one-cent U.S. postage stamp featuring George Washington. The back of the card reads: 'Dear Bertha, We are so glad to get your letter. Such a long time since I heard from any of you. Hope there was some of the cake left. Love to all. Lovingly, Manda.'

This postcard documents early 20th-century communication and the use of sentimental imagery to convey affection. The Dutch Kid Series is significant for its portrayal of cultural attire and customs. Surviving examples provide insight into social customs and personal communication patterns of the era.