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1908 RPPC "Something Doing" Romantic Couple Kissing Edwardian Undivided
USD 5.95
Condition: Used
Description
View 1908 RPPC "Something Doing" Romantic Couple Kissing Edwardian Undivided with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Discover a charming piece of early 20th-century sentiment with this authentic 1908 Real Photo Postcard (RPPC) titled "Something Doing." The evocative sepia-toned image captures a tender moment between a couple, embracing and sharing a kiss over the back of a wooden bench. This intimate scene, framed with subtle artistic flair, offers a glimpse into the romantic expressions of the Edwardian era. Printed on bromide paper by The Rotograph Co. of N.Y. City and manufactured in England, this collectible postcard is a testament to the popular photographic techniques and themes of its time. The distinctive script title adds a playful touch to the sentimental imagery, making it a unique item for collectors of vintage photography, romantic ephemera, and historical postcards. Its detailed composition and historical context make it a fascinating piece for display or a thoughtful addition to any collection focusing on love, relationships, or early 1900s Americana. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Postcards & Supplies › Postcards › Non-Topographical Postcards.
- Subject
- Romance
- Theme
- Love
- Year Manufactured
- 1908
- Unit of Sale
- Single Unit
- Original/Licensed Reprint
- Original
- Postage Condition
- Unposted
- Era
- Divided Back (c. 1907-1915)
- Material
- Paper
- Brand/Publisher
- The Rotograph Co.
- Signed
- No
- Time Period Manufactured
- 1900-1919
- Size
- Standard (5.5 x 3.5 in)
- Unit Type
- Unit
- Country of Origin
- England
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