Pink Roses Vase Unposted Postcard Circa 1910 Divided Back

USD 6.00

Condition: Used

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View Pink Roses Vase Unposted Postcard Circa 1910 Divided Back with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. And a poem encouraging correspondence. The publisher's markings are present, though not specified. The colors are vivid, and the print style is lithographic, typical of the period. Circa 1910, divided back era. Discover a charming piece of vintage correspondence with this unposted postcard featuring a vibrant pink roses vase, dating back to circa 1910. This antique postcard showcases a colorful illustration of pink roses in a blue and white vase, accompanied by the message "Why Not Write?" and a poem encouraging correspondence. The card is unposted, with a blank back and standard divided postcard layout. The publisher's markings are present, though not specified. The card measures approximately 5.5 x 3.5 inches, standard for postcards of this era. The colors are vivid, and the print style is lithographic, typical of the period. The card is in used condition, with some edge and corner wear, light soiling along the border, and light album impressions at each corner. Please review all images closely with your own eyes to form your own opinion. What You're Getting: Unposted vintage postcard featuring pink roses in a vase Standard size: 5.5 x 3.5 inches Circa 1910, divided back era Used condition with minor wear and soiling Historical Context / Interesting Facts: This postcard hails from the divided back era (1907-1915), a period when postcards were permitted to have messages on the back, allowing for more personal correspondence. The "Why Not Write?" message reflects the era's emphasis on maintaining connections through written communication. Floral motifs, especially roses, were popular themes in early 20th-century postcards, symbolizing beauty and affection. Pricing: Comparable vintage postcards from the same era, featuring floral designs and in similar condition, have sold for approximately $4.00 to $7.00. This pricing reflects the card's age, condition, and the popularity of floral-themed postcards among collectors. Combined shipping offered, if you do not automatically receive a combined transaction, I will refund any extra shipping and handling paid, if any. CollectorPursuit Grouper v1.0 — AI-powered listing automation Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Postcards & Supplies › Postcards › Topographical Postcards.