The Pinner Perfection, Linen Postcard, Scenic View, 1924 Postmark

This linen postcard, published by The Pinner Perfection, features a serene landscape with a vibrant sunset reflecting on a tranquil river. A quaint bridge and a rustic building are nestled among lush trees, creating a picturesque scene. The front of the card includes a heartfelt message: 'When I think of my blessings, Both the old and the new, The chief one I give thanks for Is a friend like you!'

The back of the card is postmarked in Janesville, Wisconsin, on May 8, 1924, and features a 1-cent green George Washington stamp. The message reads: 'Dear Bertha - Was glad to get your card. We are busy and expect a letter in one of these days. We will have time to write. I don't know when we will return. Have a good time. Yours truly, Vine.' The card is addressed to Miss Bertha Neugebauer in Wessington, S.D. The postcard is in good condition, with minor edge wear and slight discoloration typical of its age.

This postcard documents early 20th-century communication and the cultural importance of maintaining friendships across distances. The scenic imagery reflects the era's appreciation for natural beauty, while the personal message offers insight into social customs and the value placed on written correspondence. Surviving examples like this provide a valuable historical record of personal connections and artistic styles of the time.