cards (information artifacts) -- card
Found in 80 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 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 "Purity" Valentine], 1890
3-layer valentine. Base layer blue, gold, and white; middle layer pink and white with multi-color flowers and cupid riding bird; front layer gold filgree with white and red frames picure of flower girl. Also on cover hand holding flowers with "purity". Inside: sketch of woman holding flowers with poem "Come love, to me. This world would be dark without thee, the days would be dreary and long, for thou hast the charm about thee, to give me sweet sunshine and song."
[3-layer "Remember Me" Valentine], 1890
1970 Willard Stone exhibition opening card, 1970
Folder 80
["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"
Best Wishes Postcard, March 5, 1908
Postcard to Miss Mary Porter, 916 Broadway, Denver Colorado, from E. H. Message says, 'My dear Mary Will write to you in a day or so I have been up to Uncle Jims on a visit and then Bertha...and Harold's father came so I have been pretty busy. Mrs. Simpson is back at Monument and came nearly ...her right hand front ...person. I was over to see her Tuesday. Glad you are getting on so nicely.'
