love
Found in 37 Collections and/or Records:
[2-layer Multi-Color Floral Valentine], 1892
2-layer valentine. Base layer blue white and gold; front layer green and pink with pink floral border, gold filigree surrounding purple crocus. Inside: 2 birds with "Love's Question. I send a question to thee, dear, each morning by the lark; and every night the nightingale, Brings answer ere the dark. The question needs no other words and this is the reply - I'll love the, dearest, while I live, and bless thee if I die."
[3-layer Couple with Pink and Blue Florals Valentine to Edna from Marcia], 1891
[3-layer Multi-Color Floral Valentine], 1894
[3-Layer Multi-Color "Greeting fond and true" Valentine], 1894
3-Layer valentine. Base layer pink, white, and silver; middle layer yellow and pink with florals and 2 winnged children; front layer silver and white filigree with florals and two children with "Greeting fond and true". Inside: sketch of boats on water with "Not sunlight in its prime, nor moonlight's gentle ray; is half so fair as love, which brightens day by day."
[3-layer Old Mill Wheel Valentine], 1893
3-layer valentine. Base layer pink and light blue; middle layer old mill wheel with ice; front layer white filigree over blue landscape with butterfly and small building. Inside: child playing lute with "All my best wishes are for you; as true as fond, :::::: As fond as true." Gilcrease Journal Vol. XX no. 2 Fall 2013 pg 8 notes as possibly manufactured by George Whitney, Worchester, MA, however no marking indicates a maker.
[3-layer "Remember Me" Valentine], 1890
1867 Diary of Dwight Hitchcock of Cherokee Nation, I.T., 1867
The diary also includes entries in shorthand for certain accounts. Folder 40
A Greeting of Love', December 25, 1929
Poem that was originally attached to a letter from George Sack to Nancy C. Russell in which Sack explains that this poem 'came through the [Ouija] board' from Charles M. Russell.'
["A Loving Token" Handmade Valentine] , 1890s
Handmade valentine. Has kickstand on back. Front has bells with glitter and "Greetings" and "My Loving Token"
["A Tribute of Love!" Hand holding Pink Rose Calling Card for Lourinda R. Glock], 1890s
Calling card with hand holding a pink rose and note that says "A Tribute to Love!". Underneath, "Lourinda R. Glock"
