St Patrick’s Day Postcard – Shamrocks with Bridge Scene Harp and Pipe 1913

Description

View St Patrick’s Day Postcard – Shamrocks with Bridge Scene Harp and Pipe 1913 with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. A small inset shows a harp and pipe, classic Irish symbols. If we only had our car out we would run down and see you often. Guess it would be much all right. (excuse blot) your loving aunt Effa.”. Early 1900s St. Patrick’s Day postcard featuring an ornate shamrock border with silver accents framing a scenic illustration of a stone bridge, trees, and a warm sky. A small inset shows a harp and pipe, classic Irish symbols. The printed greeting reads St. Patrick’s Day Greetings at the top. The reverse includes embossed floral decoration, a green 1‑cent Benjamin Franklin stamp, and a March 10, 1913 New York postmark. The handwritten message reads: “My Dear Sweetheart, I hope you are much better. If we only had our car out we would run down and see you often. Guess it would be much all right. I have a little headache today but guess it is from reading too much in the evening. (excuse blot) your loving aunt Effa.” Addressed to Miss Emma E. Smith, Wolfford, N.Y. Condition shows typical age wear: light toning, minor corner handling, and crisp embossing. A richly decorated example for collectors of St. Patrick’s Day postcards, Irish motifs, or early 20th‑century holiday correspondence. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Postcards & Supplies › Postcards › Non-Topographical Postcards.

Occasion

St. Patrick's Day

Size

Standard (5.5 x 3.5 in)

Theme

Greetings, Holiday

Features

Embossed

Year Manufactured

1913

Subject

Shamrock

Country of Origin

United States