D07045 poem pc A ROSE TO THE LIVING - Waterman Postcard: Motto/Poem
Titled: A Rose to the Living. A Rose to the living is more than sumptuous wreaths to the dead; In filling love's infinite store A rose to the living is more If graciously given before The hungering spirit is fled; A rose to the living is more Than sumptuous wreaths to the dead. Nixon Waterman Copyright 1902, by Nixon Waterman
Publisher or Manufacturer: M T Sheahan - Sheahans Good Mottos made the world brighter
Postmarked: 1908 with a few cancellations
Divided/Undivided back: D
Used: Y
Condition: just a little corner/edge wear

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C06433 VALENTINE motto/poem from abt 1911 Postcard: Valentine, motto, poem
Titled: If you would mend my broken heart - Do give to me some sign - That you will now relent, and be - My own true Valentine
Publisher or Manufacturer: Sandford Card Co copyright 1909
Series or Number: N
Postmarked: 1911
Divided/Undivided back: D
Embossed: N
Used: Y
Addressed to: Mr Franklin Farrel Jr
Condition: corner wear

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C06435 cupid under a huge umbrella, abt 1913 poem Postcard: Valentine
Titled: What care I what the weather be? It is all the same to me. If it be fair I reign among hearts, if cloudy, heart rain for me.
Showing: a little long haired, blond boy cupid, wearing a sash below his waist and his sheath of bow and arrows on his backside - under a large red umbrella - with black and white hearts falling from the sky
Publisher or Manufacturer: Dodge Publishing Co
Series or Number: 8005
Postmarked: 1913
Divided/Undivided back: D
Embossed: N
Used: Y
Addressed to: Master Franklin Farrel 3rd
Condition: lower right corner has a few creases, top right bent, others just showing a little wear

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C06434 VALENTINE ships, poem from abt 1911 Postcard: Valentine, motto or poem
Titled: When my ship comes in - My wonderful ship from over the ocean line. I am coming to you, wherever you are My own true Valentine. I'm sending this card to let you see Just what to expect and be looking for me.
Publisher or Manufacturer: Sandford Card Co
Series or Number: N
Postmarked: 1911
Divided/Undivided back: D
Embossed: N
Used: Y
Addressed to: Mrs Franklin Farrel Jr
Condition: just a little corner wear

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C06409 WHAT'S THE NEWS? Robert H Lord Postcard: Motto/Poems
Titled: What's the News? Hard earned money I've invested in this card and you're requested My investment to repay, with the latest, up to datest, bits of gossip out your way RHL
Publisher or Manufacturer: Robert H Lord
Series or Number: 5211
Postmarked: 1916
Divided/Undivided back: D
Embossed: N
Used: Y
Addressed to: Master Franklin Farrel III
Condition: a little corner wear

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S01613 Poem/Motto WISE OLD OWL abt 1911 Postcard: Motto/Poem
Titled: If I were as wise as this wise old Owl sitting high up in a tree, I'd know just why? You are so shy about writing a letter to me.
Showing: a large Owl, sliver of a moon
Publisher or Manufacturer: copyright 1910 Sandford Card Co
Series or Number: N
Postmarked: 1911
Divided/Undivided back: D
Embossed: N
Used: Y
Addressed to: Mr Fred Roundy of Gaysville, VT
Condition: corner/edge wear with color loss - lower right being the worse

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C06408 Motto/Poem pc, A M DAVIS, abt 1919 Postcard: Motto / Poem
Titled: Hope you'll soon be well I'm sure you have the sympathy of everyone who knows you, and that we hope you'll soon be well this little greeting shows you.
Showing: Art Deco type decoration, few birds
Publisher or Manufacturer: A M Davis
Series or Number: 1840 copyright
Postmarked: 1919
Divided/Undivided back: D but address is written across whole back
Embossed: N
Used: Y
Addressed to: Master Franklin Farrel III
Condition: just a little corner wear

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C06426 BIRTHDAY poem, Brette A Garland, abt 1917 Postcard: Birthday poem
Titled: This is your Birthday - the time when your friends are thinkin of you and wishing you all kinds of blessings - the best of Life's joys and happiness. Hence this Birthday message of mine! Brette A Garland
Publisher or Manufacturer: Sam Gabriel
Series or Number: 1001
Postmarked: N, but date stamped 1917
Divided/Undivided back: D
Embossed: Y
Used: Y
Condition: upper left corner has a bend, others bumped

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SH7361 May your Christmas be all Sunshine, A M Davis Motto / Poem postcard titled: May your Christmas be all sunshine / has gold trim / Quality Cards - The A M Davis Co / postmarked 1910 / to Miss Ardis McCarty of Auburn, NY from Ellen Cory / shorter than a regular postcard, heavy card stock

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SH7336 A M DAVIS Co / Christmas, gold embellished Motto / Poem postcard titled: The good old fashioned custom of sending a Christmas card is a good old fashioned way of showing the good wishes that go with it / has gold trim to the card and on the card / copyright ___ by A M Davis/ thick card stock / shorter than a regular card / to Mrs Mc Farlane of Atlantic City, NJ

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sw0259 A M DAVIS, Eat Drink and Be Merry postcard Motto / Poem postcard titled: Eat, Drink and be Merry for Tomorrow you ll Groan showing a man with a large bowl - maybe a hot toddy - as it appears to be steaming with some tea cups, and a candle holder with 2 candles - man is dressed in colonial wares, including a bow to his pony tail / copyright 1909 by A M Davis / gold embellishments / postmarked but not clear

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D08085 PF Volland and Co - IF - copyright 1909 Motto / Poem postcard titled: IF - If I were not myself, who would I rather be? I d rather then be YOU provided YOU were ME. And then I d know just what you d be and say and do, for you d think just as much of ME, as I do now of YOU! W D N / Copyright 1909 P F Volland and Co Chicago - 620 / postmarked but not clear - has 1920 as a date in the note / to Mr Geo J Plumb of St Albans, VT

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E09082 Heres to thee and thy folks, VOLLAND card, 1909 Motto / Poem postcard titled: Heres to Thee and Thy Folks - From Me and My Folks! - Sure there never was Folks - Since Folks was Folks - Ever loved Any Folks half so well - As Me and My Folks - Love Thee and Thy Folks! showing a border of clumps of grapes and leaves / Design copyright 1909 P F Volland and Co, Chicago - G14 / postmarked in 1909 / to Miss Ardis MCCarty of Skaneatesles Lake

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