Embossed Easter Greetings Children Giant Egg 1907 Postcard

USD 10.00

Condition: Used

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View Embossed Easter Greetings Children Giant Egg 1907 Postcard with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The charming illustration shows three children gathered around a large pink drum lying on its side in a grassy yard. The drum has split open, revealing hidden Easter eggs inside. One child bends forward to peek inside, while the others point with delight. Offered here is a beautifully detailed and heavily embossed antique postcard titled: “Easter Greetings” The charming illustration shows three children gathered around a large pink drum lying on its side in a grassy yard. The drum has split open, revealing hidden Easter eggs inside. One child bends forward to peek inside, while the others point with delight. In the background, a picket fence, houses, and a church steeple suggest a peaceful village setting. The artwork features rich pastel tones, delicate facial expressions, and fine period detail typical of high-quality early 20th century Easter greeting cards. Postal Details Postmarked: Elizabeth, New Jersey – March 10, 1907 Stamp: 1 cent green Benjamin Franklin Addressed to: New Russia, Essex County, New York Divided back with multilingual “Union Postale Universelle” text The 1907 postmark places this card at the very beginning of the divided-back postcard era in the United States. Historical Context Between 1905 and 1915, Easter postcards became enormously popular in America. Themes often included: Children discovering Easter surprises Religious and spring renewal symbolism Hidden eggs and festive imagery Softly romanticized village scenes This card blends traditional Easter symbolism with playful storytelling—the cracked drum serving as a whimsical “Easter treasure chest.” The reverse features an embossed decorative design with raised figures and ornamentation, adding tactile appeal. German-printed postcards from this era were highly regarded for their fine lithography and embossing techniques. The international postal text suggests it was produced for global distribution, common among high-quality European-made cards of the period. Collectibility Ideal for collectors of: Antique Easter postcards Embossed holiday greetings Children-themed illustrations Early 1900s German-printed postcards Golden Age divided-back cards Embossed Easter postcards from the 1905–1910 period are especially sought after due to their craftsmanship and charm. Condition Posted in 1907 Corner and edge wear consistent with age Some surface wear and age toning Writing and postal markings on reverse Strong embossing and good color retention Please review all photographs carefully for exact condition details. A lovely early 1907 embossed Easter greeting postcard with charming child imagery and documented postal history. A wonderful addition to any antique holiday postcard collection. Feel free to message with any questions! Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Postcards & Supplies › Postcards › Non-Topographical Postcards.