Easter Postcard – Child with Chick on String Easter Greetings 1910

Description

View Easter Postcard – Child with Chick on String Easter Greetings 1910 with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The scene is set against a cream background with a soft blue border. The printed greeting reads Condition shows typical age wear: light toning, minor corner handling, and clear handwriting.   Early 1900s Easter postcard featuring a charming illustration of a child in a pink dress and large orange hat with a pink feather, holding a string attached to a yellow chick perched above. The scene is set against a cream background with a soft blue border. The printed greeting reads: Easter Greetings I wish you joy this Easter day, And may your chicks not fly away. The reverse includes printed postcard layout text, a green 1‑cent George Washington stamp, and a March 22 A.M. 1910 postmark. The handwritten message reads: “Dear Sis, How is the cold? Hope it is better. Tell papa the lane is all shoveled out now and they are drawing coal up from the station. If you can’t come I can get home alright. Have to lead prayer meeting this week. Lovingly Edith.” Addressed to Miss Anna E. Smith, Milford, N.Y. Condition shows typical age wear: light toning, minor corner handling, and clear handwriting. A delightful example for collectors of Easter postcards, humorous chick motifs, or early 20th‑century family correspondence. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Postcards & Supplies › Postcards › Non-Topographical Postcards.

Occasion

Easter

Era

Divided Back (1907-1915)

Size

Standard (5.5 x 3.5 in)

Theme

Holiday, Hen, Chicks, Greetings

Material

Paper

Features

Divided Back, Embossed

Time Period Manufactured

1900-1919

Original/Licensed Reprint

Original

Subject

bunny

Country of Origin

United States