1911 Tuck's Postcard Winter Scene Sledding Merry Xmas- Oilette Series 132

Description

View 1911 Tuck's Postcard Winter Scene Sledding Merry Xmas- Oilette Series 132 with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Part of the "Oer Hill & Dale" Series No. 132, the image presents a snow-covered landscape complete with a quaint house, bare trees rendered with delicate detail, and a partially frozen stream or pond in the foreground, reflecting the muted winter light. This antique postcard, published circa 1911 by Raphael Tuck & Sons, depicts a bucolic winter scene, evoking the charm of a bygone era. Part of the "Oer Hill & Dale" Series No. 132, the image presents a snow-covered landscape complete with a quaint house, bare trees rendered with delicate detail, and a partially frozen stream or pond in the foreground, reflecting the muted winter light. A figure engages in the quintessential winter pastime of sledding, adding a touch of animation to the otherwise still panorama. Avian creatures populate the sky, their silhouettes stark against the overcast sky. In the distance, a snow-laden building nestles amidst the trees, completing the idyllic composition. As purveyors of fine art, Raphael Tuck & Sons proudly declared themselves "Art Publishers to Their Majesties the King and Queen" on the card's verso, a testament to their esteemed reputation. The card's verso bears a handwritten message, addressed to "Dear little Maurech," which conveys warm sentiments, mentioning "Merry Xmas and a happy new year," and alluding to the anticipation of "Santa Claus." Although some portions of the message are challenging to decipher, the overall tone suggests a familial connection and holiday cheer. The area intended for the recipient's name and address is blotted out, likely by the original sender to preserve privacy. The "Tuck's Post Card" imprint and series designation further authenticate the card's provenance. A faint postmark may be present, although the cancellation details are obscured, preventing precise dating beyond the publisher's timeframe. Overall, this postcard stands as a tangible artifact of early 20th-century holiday traditions and exemplifies the artistic craftsmanship associated with Tuck ephemera. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Postcards & Supplies › Postcards › Non-Topographical Postcards.

Country of Origin

Germany

Occasion

New Year

Subject

Children

Material

Paper

Type

Printed (Lithograph)

Era

Divided Back (1907-1915)

Postage Condition

Posted

Year Manufactured

1911

Theme

Holiday

Brand/Publisher

Raphael Tuck & Sons

Features

Divided Back