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Antique 1910 Divided Back Postcard Woman Rowing Cupid Boat Fishing
USD 6.49
Condition: Used
Description
View Antique 1910 Divided Back Postcard Woman Rowing Cupid Boat Fishing with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. This original antique postcard from 1910 features a charming illustrated scene of a young woman in a blue dress rowing a heart-shaped boat down a river, accompanied by a small cupid figure. The boat is adorned with flowers and a sign reading "Cupid Boats and Fishing Tackle," adding a whimsical touch to the romantic theme. The postcard is a color lithograph printed by the Valentine Manufacturing Company of New York, a well-known publisher from the early 20th century, known for high-quality imagery and collectible postcards. Measuring the standard 5.5 x 3.5 inches typical of the Divided Back era (1907-1915), this postcard exemplifies early 20th century production techniques with vivid color printing and detailed line work. The back of the card is divided for message and address, with a postmark from Dayton, Ohio dated January 20, 1910, providing authentic postal history. The handwritten message and original 1-cent green U.S. postage stamp add to its collectible appeal. This postcard would be an excellent addition to collections focused on vintage romance, early 1900s Americana, or antique postcards. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Postcards & Supplies › Postcards › Non-Topographical Postcards.
- Subject
- Woman Rowing Cupid Boat
- Theme
- Romantic, Cupid, Fishing
- Original/Licensed Reprint
- Original
- Postage Condition
- Posted
- Era
- Divided Back (1907-1915)
- Features
- Antique
- Brand/Publisher
- Valentine Mfg Co. New York
- Size
- Standard (5.5 x 3.5 in)
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