Patriotic Gallery Page Three
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 Mfg. Unknown Fourth of July Series No. 3 Circa: 1909 Embossed, Heavily Gold Leafed Postcard reads: "Souvenier of 4th of July" |
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  Mfg. Norcross, New York Circa: inscribed October 1943 French Fold, Glittered Card has a windowed small envelope cut out of the front that has a Red, White and Blue Ribbon attached. The envelope has a little Folded Card inside. The Card reads: For My Husband in the Service. A Note Of Love at Christmas. Inside reads: Christmas won't be the same, Sweetheart With you so far away, But my thoughts will be there with you, Every hour of Christmas Day, And across the mile I'm sending, A love that's very deep, And comes straight from a heart, dear, That is yours alone to keep. The little card reads: There's just one You in all the world. A Christmas message with all my love, To the darling Husband I'm thinking of. |
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 Mfg. Unknown Decoration Day Series No.1 Circa: Postmarked May 30, 1909 From the Collection of P. Noble Embossed, Gold Leafed Postcard reads: "For since man first together came In righteous bonds no other name Has borne a purer fairer fame The Star Spangled Banner." |
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 Mfg. P. Sander N.Y. Copyright 1908 Circa: Postmarked 1908 Embossed, Gold Leafed Postcard reads: "July 4 1776" |
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 Mfg. Unknown Printed in the U.S.A. Inscribed August 1943 French Folded Card has a Red, White and Blue Satin Ribbon the runs through the card. The front has a removable cardboard cut out of the Statue of Liberty. The card reads: To our son in the Service. Inside reads: we've always thought of you with pride, And feel real proud to say- We keep you always in our hearts and think of you to-day! And so take care of yourself, Son, And write us often, too, And you know our love and wishes Made Daily Trips To You! |
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 Mfg. Unknown Circa: Early 1900's Flat, Gold Leafed Postcard reads: "Lest we forget" |
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