Christmas Gallery Page Fifteen
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  Mfg. Brett Lithos Marked 306 Circa: 1886 Double Sides Silk Fringed Card on one side reads: "Spring ~ May Christmas Be A Merry And Mirthful Time". The other side reads: " Summer ~ With Best Wishes For A Merry Christmas". |
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 Mfg. obp Circa: 1947 German Christmas Card reads: "Frohe Weihnachten und alles Gut zum neuer Jahr". Card is blank inside. |
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 Mfg. Ernest Nister, London L. Prang & Co., Boston Printed in Bavaria No. 1555 Circa: Late 1800's Tiny Cut Out Card reads: "Merry Christmas to You" |
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 Mfg. Masonia Made in England Marked with an Embossed D Circa: Late 1800's Embossed, Celluloid Card is held together by a pink ribbon. The Celluloid cover is Embossed and hand painted reading: "To wish you every Happiness". The inside reads: "Christmas chimes again are sounding, Richly unto thee and thine, May all gladness be abounding, And may peace they path entwine. ~ Sincere Thoughts and Heartiest Wishes for a Happy Christmas ~ From" |
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 Mfg. Unknown Circa: Late 1800's Most popular in the late 1800's this 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. One side of the card is a Christmas Greeting, the other side a New Year's Greeting. |
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 Mfg. W. G. MacFarlane, Buffalo and Toronto Santa Claus Series No. 101. Circa: Postmarked December 25, 1907 Postcard with a Hand Painted feel reads: "Dear little Girl, I have been working hard all year making toys for all the good little boys and girls. I will start from my home at the North Pole in a few days and will leave toys & good things for you at your house on Christmas Eve. Lovingly, Santa Claus" |
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