Valentine's Gallery Page Six
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3D Cut Out Valentine 
Mfg. Unknown
Made in U.S.A.
Circa: Early 1900's
3-D, Cut-Out Card stands on own when bow of boat is folded out.  Card reads:  "I've got an ocean liner, So won't you be my MATE.  ~ Port-O-Hearts ~ Valentine"
Raphael Tuck and Sons Valentine Postcard
Mfg. Raphael Tuck & Sons
Art Publishers to their Majesties
the King and Queen
Valentine Post Cards Series No. 4
"Coupling Pins"
Circa: 1907
Flat Postcard reads:  "I am a handsome "Frat." Pin, With manners most divine; And every girl is anxious To be my Valentine".
Mechanical Cut Out Valentine

Mfg. Unknown
Made in U.S. Am.
Circa: 1930's
Cut Out Mechanical Postcard reads: To My Valentine.  The little girls arm moves up and down as she puts the tip of the pencil to her lips and reveals that she has written I Love You on the Blackboard.
Raphael Tuck and Sons Valentine Postcard
Mfg. Raphael Tuck & Sons
Art Publishers to their Majesties
the King and Queen
Leap-Year Valentine Post Cards
Series No. 7
Copyright 1907
Artist:  E. Curtis
Circa: Dated February 9, 1908
Flat Postcard reads: "To My Valentine
I love you well, my dearest laddie, Say that for life you'll be my caddie".
P R Co. Valentine Postcard
Mfg. P R Co.
Copyright H.T. Robbins, Boston
Boston, Mass. & Germany
Copyright: 1906
Circa: Postmarked February 12, 1908
Lightly Embossed, Gold Leafed Postcard reads: "To My Valentine".
  3D Cut Out Valentine Card
Mfg. Unknown
Printed in Germany
Circa:  Late 1800's - Early 1900's
3-D Pop-Up, Fold-Out, Cut-Out Card.  Front piece reads:  "To my Valentine" and folds forward, stands on its own to reveal the 3-D effect of a basket of flowers in front of a country house.

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