New Year's Gallery Page Five
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 Mfg. Unknown Circa: Late 1800's Most popular in the late 1800's this bright Pink Silk Fringed Card has two sides and was meant to be hand delivered or sent in an envelope unlike other mailed "postcards" of those days. Many of these silk fringed cards came in their own unique gift mailing box. One side of the card reads: "Christmas I wish thee with plenty of cheer! And thine will, I trust, be a Happy New Year". The reverse side reads: "I trust that a year of property may, Alight on thy path and illumine thy way!" |
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 Mfg. Unknown Circa: Early 1900's Embossed, Gold Leafed Postcard reads: "New Year Greetings" |
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 Mfg. L. F. Pease Copyright 1912 List No. 664 Poem: L. E. R. Circa: 1912 Postcard reads: "A Happy New New Greeting ~ I send you to-day by messengers Keen, My very best wishes for 1913". |
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 Mfg. L. Prang & Co. Copyright 1880 Circa: Dated 1881 This beautiful bright Gold Leafed Postcard made by "The Father of Christmas Cards, reads: "A right Merry Christmas, With no cause for a tear; A heart ever thankful, And a Happy New Year". |
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 Mfg. Unknown Printed in Germany Ser. 760 Circa: Postmarked December 24, 1909 Embossed, Coated Postcard reads: "A Happy New Year" |
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