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To Lena From Sophia B. Freeman

Divided back, embossed, unused postcard. “Christmas” Series – Postcard No. 207. Printed in Germany. Circa early to mid-1910s. Price:  $5.00 “To = Lena Davis.   From = Sophia B. Freeman. Handsworth, Sask.” Re-visiting our friend, Lena…..it’s been a while, but here’s…Read More…

Forget-me-nots and Seagulls

Divided back, embossed postcard. Postmarked May 11, 1913 from Elwood, Nebraska. Series or number G10. Price:  $5.00 “Only a message sweet and true Saying I think today of you.” Addressed to:   “Miss Lena Davis, Almena Kans.” “May 10       Dear Cousin,…Read More…

To Lena From Gladys

Divided back, embossed postcard. Postmarked December 29, 1913, Almena, Kansas. Price:  $3.00 A Happy New Year A pink rose and some forget-me-nots are framed in blue. (The embossing from the reverse is maybe even nicer – very elegant in white.)…Read More…

Hearty Greetings

Here’s a beauty sent from Arapahoe, Nebraska in 1913, carrying a message of  “Hearty Greetings.”  This postcard is embossed and shows a little scene of a cottage by a lake or river, with some purple hills and a blue sky…Read More…

May You Be As Happy…

“May you be as happy yourself As you’d like to see anybody else.”   This postcard shows a lovely vista of water and shore artistically draped by red flowers and with the above verse. This is the second posted for…Read More…

Greetings From Holbrook

“Holbrook Nebr, Sept 29, 1912. Dear cousen. I got your card last night and was glad to here from you glad your horse are get better. mine are all right yet. The cab[?] is buck yet some. I ame go…Read More…

May The Golden Sunrise . . .

“Holbrook Dec. 11, 1912. Dear cousen. I got home all right and found ever thing all right to. I got home at haft past five. I thought it was to be snow storm be fore wood get home. I dont…Read More…