

Valentine Greetings, Divided Back Postcard, Early 1900s
Early 1900s
$12.95
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Historical Context & Description
This charming divided back postcard features a colorful illustration of a young child dressed in traditional Scottish attire, holding a large red heart. The vibrant colors and detailed design capture the essence of early 20th-century Valentine’s Day greetings. The card is marked with the number '6701' and the phrase 'Valentine Greetings' in elegant script, adding to its nostalgic appeal.
The back of the postcard is divided, indicating its production in the early 1900s. It includes the name 'Willie Pautch' written in pencil, suggesting a personal touch from its original sender or recipient. The card is in good condition with minor age-related spots, typical of postcards from this era. This postcard documents the cultural practice of exchanging Valentine’s greetings in the early 20th century. Such pieces provide valuable insight into the social customs and communication patterns of the time, making them significant historical records.
Details
- Type
- postcard
- Condition
- good
- Location
- N/A
Minor age-related spots, pencil writing on back.
All items offered are original period pieces. No reproductions or modern reprints.



