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vintagemad
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Some of my early Valentine's Day cards. The first pic is my favorite. On the back it is signed "To Mother 1906". The 2nd pic is a large pop up guessing from around the same time as the 1st. Same with the 3rd pic but I think this one may have been part of a larger card. The last pic has some post cards which are all post marked from 1907-1927. A fun collection that is often affordable when you can find them. Thanks for looking.
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vintagemad, I really Love your collection. I do too collect 1900's maybe one they i will find some or at least one from the 1800 era. Thanks for sharing
Thanks bratjdd, mani & packrat.
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Very fine and charming! miKKo