Printed in Germany, Divided Back Easter Bunny Postcard, 1908

This divided back postcard, printed in Germany, features a charming Easter scene with a well-dressed rabbit holding a basket of colorful eggs and a letter. The vibrant illustration is framed with ornate floral designs, capturing the festive spirit of the holiday. The card is postmarked from Parkston, South Dakota, dated April 4, 1908, and bears a one-cent green stamp featuring Benjamin Franklin.

The back of the card reads: "Dear Sister, I think it's quite unusual not to have heard from you. Better write so you must be un-cleared about such a fine wonder of an answer. We hope the same of you. Your sister, Augusta." The postcard is in good condition, with minor wear typical of its age, adding to its historical charm.

This postcard documents early 20th-century Easter traditions and communication practices. The German printing reflects the era's international postcard production, while the personal message offers a glimpse into familial relationships of the time. Surviving examples provide valuable records of cultural and social customs from over a century ago.