Motto Series No. 2, Divided Back Postcard, Daffodils, 1910 Postmark - Front
Motto Series No. 2, Divided Back Postcard, Daffodils, 1910 Postmark - Back
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Motto Series No. 2, Divided Back Postcard, Daffodils, 1910 Postmark

1910s

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Historical Context & Description

This divided back postcard, part of the 'Motto Series No. 2', features an ornate design with vibrant daffodils and a decorative greeting, 'May these Greetings True and Kind, In Perfect Happiness you find.' The intricate floral and typographic elements reflect the artistic styles of the early 20th century, making it a delightful piece for collectors.

The back of the card is postmarked from Tennessee, August 5, 1910, and bears a green one-cent U.S. postage stamp featuring Benjamin Franklin. The card is addressed to Miss Bertha Newgown in Wayland. The message reads: 'Hello Bee, How are you these days? I have been in bed with a bad cold but am up now. Hope you are better. I wish you could come to see us. We girls would like to go to church with you. Love, D.O. Hicks.' The card is in good condition with minor wear at the edges.

This postcard documents early 20th-century social customs and communication patterns. The personal message offers a glimpse into everyday life and relationships of the era. Surviving examples provide valuable records of regional history and postal practices.

Details

Type
postcard
Condition
good
Location
Tennessee

Minor wear at edges, clear postmark, and legible handwriting.

All items offered are original period pieces. No reproductions or modern reprints.

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