Rosa (genus) -- roses -- rose
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
[3-layer Couple with Pink and Blue Florals Valentine to Edna from Marcia], 1891
[3-layer Multi-Color Floral Valentine], 1894
["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"
[Blue, Red, and Gold with Red Rose Valentine], 1890s
Blue, red, and gold valentine with red rose in center. Inside: florals with "The blush of the morn, the stars of the night, everything lovely, and holy, and bright, Speaks to my heart, O dear one! of thee; Sunlight and starlight thou art unto me". With "Harry" on back. Gilcrease Journal Vol. XX no. 2 Fall 2013 pg 11 notes the "C" on the back as a price/size code for McLoughlin Company, unable to confirm.
[Gold and Blue with Pink Rose Valentine], 1890
Gold, blue, and white valentine with pink rose in center. Inside: floral sketch (poppies?) with "Lo! at they feet I lie - I am all thine. One smile do not deny thy Valentine."
North Tulsa Oral History Project. Includes interviews with Jobie Elizabeth Holderness, Alfred Barnett, Thelma Whitlow, Ernie Fields, Pocahontas Greadington, Thelma DeEtta Perryman Gray, and Fannie Hill., late 20th century
Note to Miss M.A. Porter, late 19th century - early 20th century
Color greeting postcard never sent through the mail, to Miss M A Porter, Palmer, Colo. In ink on back is, "Dear Miss Porter, would you mind keeping your horse in the barn for to-day because I am afraid he will step on my nest. If you would do so, you would much oblige the Easter Rabbit."
[Pink Heart with White Rose Valentine], 1894
Pink and silver heart shaped valentine with white rose at center. Inside: drawing of a woman with text "I send you Love a line, I'll be your Valentine."
[Red and Gold with Roses around Woman Valentine], 1890s
Gold, red, white, and tan valentine with red, white, and pink roses surrounding image of a woman. Inside: florals with "The blush of the morn, the stars of the night, everything lovely, and holy, and bright, Speaks to my heart, O dear one! of thee; Sunlight and starlight Thou art unto me" Gilcrease Journal Vol. XX no. 2 Fall 2013 pg 11 notes this as a McLoughlin Company card, but no marker is present.
["Your life be bright" Hands holding Florals with Landscape Calling Card for Mor. Banny Norris], 1890s
Calling card with hands holding floral frame around landscape with "Your life be bright" in front of pink florals (peonies?). Underneath "Mor. Banny Norris"
