Victorian Cherubs Valentine Card 1800s Embossed Die-Cut Heart Antique Ephemera

Description

View Victorian Cherubs Valentine Card 1800s Embossed Die-Cut Heart Antique Ephemera with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. One cupid playfully whispers a secret to the other, embodying the sweet innocence and affection characteristic of the era. The elegant script reads "To my Valentine.". Discover a charming piece of Victorian sentiment with this antique die-cut Valentine's Day card from the late 1800s. This heart-shaped treasure features two endearing cherubic figures, delicately embossed and adorned with gilded accents, set against a vibrant red backdrop. One cupid playfully whispers a secret to the other, embodying the sweet innocence and affection characteristic of the era. The elegant script reads "To my Valentine.", making this a perfect collectible for enthusiasts of vintage holidays and romantic ephemera. The reverse side reveals a personal handwritten message in blue ink: "2¢ wishing many happy Valentines Day. The first Valentine Mary Elizabeth Brown Every had." This unique inscription provides a touching glimpse into its provenance, suggesting it was a cherished keepsake, perhaps marking a significant first for its recipient. It’s a wonderful example of late 19th-century graphic arts and social customs, ideal for collectors of antique paper goods, Victorian valentines, or those seeking a tangible link to the past. This card captures the enduring spirit of love and friendship from a bygone era. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Paper › Ephemera › 1800-99.

Country of Origin

United States