G. Nash, Divided Back Postcard, Poppies Greeting, 1910 Postmark

This divided back postcard, published by G. Nash, features a vibrant illustration of red poppies with an Art Nouveau design. The front of the card includes a greeting: 'These Poppies bring to you as warm and sincere as their blood red hue.' The intricate floral design is complemented by delicate butterflies, adding to the card's charm and appeal.

The back of the postcard is postmarked January 1910 from Parker, South Dakota, and addressed to Master Willie Santos in Wessington, South Dakota. The message reads: 'Dearest Nephew: How are you & the rest. how is your cold. I hope you will be over it by now. It is nice & warm on the ground. I will be glad when the snow is gone. Your loving Aunt M.' The card is in good condition with minor wear typical of its age.

This postcard documents early 20th-century communication and the use of floral imagery in personal greetings. The postmark and message provide insight into regional connections and social customs of the era. Surviving examples like this offer valuable records of historical communication patterns and artistic styles.