Printed in Germany, Divided Back Christmas Holly, Early 1900s

This divided back postcard, printed in Germany, features a classic Christmas theme with a vibrant illustration of holly leaves and berries. The front of the card bears the message 'With best Christmas Wishes' in elegant script, capturing the festive spirit of the early 20th century. The artwork is typical of the period, with rich colors and a focus on traditional holiday imagery.

The back of the postcard is divided, indicating it was produced between 1907 and 1915. It is addressed to Mrs. W. F. Deutsch in Wessington, S.D. The message on the back reads: 'Dear Ida, the chair is in the chair & when you get the chair you will find the chair is in the chair.' This playful note adds a personal touch, reflecting the informal and often whimsical nature of postcard correspondence during this era. The card is in good condition, with minor age-related wear and no visible postmark.

This postcard documents early 20th-century holiday traditions and communication practices. The use of holly as a Christmas symbol highlights cultural customs of the time. Surviving examples like this provide valuable insights into the social interactions and artistic styles of the period.