Series 321 A, Divided Back Postcard, Hearty Greetings, Early 1900s

This divided back postcard, Series 321 A, features a charming floral design with a bouquet of vibrant purple violets tied with a white ribbon. The words 'Hearty Greetings' are elegantly scripted in gold within a decorative frame, set against a textured background. The postcard reflects the aesthetic sensibilities of the early 1900s, with its intricate detailing and use of color.

The back of the card is divided, indicating it was produced after 1907. The message reads: 'Dear friend how are you hope you will be down this summer as it seems long since I saw you your friend Mrs C Thompson.' This personal note provides a glimpse into the social customs of the time, where postcards were a primary means of communication. The card is in good condition, with minor wear typical of its age.

This postcard documents the early 20th-century practice of exchanging greetings through visually appealing cards. Such pieces are significant as they capture the social interactions and artistic trends of the era. Surviving examples like this provide valuable insights into historical communication patterns and cultural expressions.