Easter Gallery Page Seven
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Mfg. Whitney Made Worcester, Mass. Circa: Postmarked March 25, 1921 Lightly Embossed edge Postcard reads: "The Easter bunnies granted us a friendly interview Then hopped right past the mail man and landed here for you with Easter Greetings" |
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Mfg. Norcross Inc. New York Marked 25E473 Circa 1930's Cut Out Mechanical Folded Card has a small wheel attached by a grommet on the Easter Egg that turns and makes the Egg a "virtual" scenic view egg. When the wheel is turned it displays eight different bunnies. The card reads: "It's Easter ~ Happy Easter To You". The inside reads: "One day MISS BETTY BUNNY And her two little friends, the chicks Were walking down a country land And playing Pick-up-Sticks When all at once MISS BUNNY Spied an egg upon the ground And shouted to her little friends "Oh, look what I have found" And so they looked and can you guess What made them laugh with glee? - Seven little bunnies That are tiny as can be - And then MISS BETTY BUNNY said "I have a special friend And not that Easter time is here This is what I'll send" So here's the MAGIC EASTER EGG And if you turn the dial Then you can stay and you can play In BUNNYLAND a while |
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Mfg. Unknown Cincinnati, U.S.A. Serie 51. Circa: Postmarked March 16, 1907 Double Side Embossed Cut Out Postcard has an inset of real rabbit fir making the black bunny and a black bead for the eye. The Postcard reads: "Easter Greeting" |
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Mfg. Raphael Tuck & Sons Art Publishers to their Majesties the King and Queen Printed in Saxony by Appointment "Chicks and Rabbits" Easter Postcard Series No. 757 Circa: Postmarked April 11, 1914 Embossed, Gold Leafed Postcard reads: "A Happy Easter" |
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Mfg. Gibson Cint, U.S.A. Labeled 5 E 9562 Circa: 1930's Cut Out Mechanical Card has a metal grommet at the ducks beak which allows the ducks arm to be moved back and forth revealing the words " Easter Joys" when opened. |
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Mfg. Louis Prang & Co. Boston Circa: 1883 This tiny Card reads: "God loveth a cheerfulgiver" |
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