Antique Christmas Postcard Children Sled Snow Printed in Germany

USD 15.00

Condition: Used

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View Antique Christmas Postcard Children Sled Snow Printed in Germany with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The front reads“Christmas Greetings.”. Boy in red outfit pulling sled with rope. Sled and snow imagery. Child bundled in scarf seated beside small Christmas trees. Deep reds and greens typical of early Christmas chromolithography. Offered here is a charming  antique Christmas postcard  featuring two rosy-cheeked children in a snowy winter scene, one pulling the other in a red sled loaded with evergreen trees. The front reads  “Christmas Greetings.” This richly colored holiday card captures the warmth and sentimentality of early 20th century Christmas imagery — cozy winter clothing, holly sprigs, evergreen trees, and softly falling snow against a dark evening sky. Design Details Boy in red outfit pulling sled with rope Child bundled in scarf seated beside small Christmas trees Basket of holly and greenery Beautiful snowy night background Deep reds and greens typical of early Christmas chromolithography “Christmas Greetings” in festive red and green lettering The illustration style reflects the popular Edwardian-era holiday aesthetic, when postcards were the primary way families exchanged seasonal greetings before widespread telephone use. Publisher & Production Marked  Printed in Germany  along the left edge Back reads: “Post Card” “United States & Canada One Cent. Foreign Two Cents.” “For Correspondence.” / “For Address Only.” Identified as  “Christmas Series – Postcard No. 204” Features a small  “G” trademark Germany was the world leader in high-quality chromolithographic postcard printing during the Golden Age (approximately 1907–1915). Many of the most vivid and detailed American holiday postcards of this era were produced there until World War I disrupted exports. Postal History Addressed to  May Morgan, 301 North Main, Carthage, Missouri Divided back format (used in the United States after 1907) Undated message present The one-cent domestic postcard rate noted on the back further supports an early 1900s mailing period. Condition Please review all photos carefully. Vintage condition with age-appropriate wear Light corner and edge wear Minor surface and handling marks Strong color and crisp detail Over 100 years old and still wonderfully vibrant. Perfect For Collectors Of Antique Christmas postcards Children in winter scenes Sled and snow imagery German printed holiday cards Early 20th century ephemera Missouri postal history A lovely addition to any holiday postcard collection — full of warmth, nostalgia, and Edwardian Christmas charm. Feel free to reach out with any questions, and be sure to check my other vintage postcards for combined shipping opportunities. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Postcards & Supplies › Postcards › Non-Topographical Postcards.