Midland Pub Co, Easter Greeting, USA, Divided Back, 1914

This divided back postcard, published by Midland Publishing Co., features a charming Easter greeting. The front displays a decorative bell with a floral motif, accompanied by a poetic Easter message. The design is typical of early 20th-century holiday postcards, capturing the sentiment and artistry of the era.

The postcard is postmarked March 30, 1914, from South Dakota, and bears a green 1-cent George Washington stamp. The back of the card reads: "Dear Friend, received your letter and was glad to hear from you. Hope you are well. With best wishes, your friend, Ede." The card is in good condition with minor wear at the corners, typical for its age.

This postcard documents early 20th-century communication and holiday customs in the United States. Easter postcards were a popular way to convey greetings and sentiments, reflecting social customs of the time. Surviving examples provide valuable records of personal connections and cultural expressions from this period.