
Primroses, flowers GREETINGS die cut Tuck Christmas New Year card circa 1910
USD 3.54

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USD 3.54
Condition: Used
View Primroses, flowers GREETINGS die cut Tuck Christmas New Year card circa 1910 with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. GREETINGS in gilt below left, yellow primroses above, stylised white flowers, green background oblong die-cut single sheet, single fold to give left & right flaps, embossed inside right top:- ALL HAPPINESS FOR CHRISTMAS below:-I HAVE NO WORDS IN WHICH TO SAY HOW ARDENTLY I WISH THAT ALL JOY AND GOOD FORTUNE MAY BEFALL YOUR HEART AND HOME THIS CHRISTMAS DAY Artist Author H.M. BURNSIDE Size 8 x 14.5 cm. Greeting, KING EDWARD & QUEEN ALEXANDRA, KED&QA, Made in Saxony, Christmas & New Year, floral, Yellow Primroses, box 111 logo over TRADE MARK --PUBLISHERS BY APPOINTMENT-- TO THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING AND QUEEN ALEXANDRA -- RAPHAEL TUCK & SONS LTD -- LONDON ; PARIS ; NEW YORK - DESIGNED AT THE STUDIOS IN ENGLAND AND PRINTED AT THE FINE ART WORKS IN SAXONY I am happy to combine postage wherever possible and do provide postage refunds. Please see scans. I have been a collector of Raphael Tuck cards, and ephemera on eBay for almost 20 years and am now selling items that I no longer need. I also manage the reference collection for the TuckDB and TuckDBephemera listing websites. Many I am happy to combine postage wherever possible and do provide postage refunds. Please wait for, or request, an invoice if multiple items are purchased. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Paper › Vintage Greeting Cards › Christmas.
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