Title:
Who said Hay seed
unused
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Title:
Man Declaring His Love on Valentine's Day
Divided Back PM 1911 Feb-11
Description:
A man on the balcony declaring love for his Valentine, quoting "with love to my love"
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Title:
Nobody's Valentine
Divided Back PM 1907
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Title:
Young Man on Sidelines of Baseball Game
Divided Back
Description:
Series 89 D
If I were a freshman, young and green, I'd send to the maid I've often seen - a valentine marked "Just for you," hoping you'd care as much as I do
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Man Writing Love Letter
Divided Back
Description:
Series V 75
To my valentine
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Title:
Valentine Greetings
Divided Back unused
Description:
Valentine Series 7
The drug clerk affects all the airs That a real druggist generally wears; It is only, of course, When the rest of the force Are away or at dinner upstairs
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Title:
Old Man With Rose
Divided Back
Description:
Leatherette Series 114
Ven der birdies sing, Und der leaves come out, Und every dings Begins to sprout, Den old St. Valentine Comes around, Und picks der flowers Of Love he found, Der sweetest girls he gives dem to, Und so he'll dake dis rose to you
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Title:
Dit you efer see such a fine Valentine?
Divided Back
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Title:
Here's My Application for the Job of Being Your Valentine
Divided Back unused
Description:
My heart is really fond and true And working overtime for YOU
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Title:
My Valentine
Divided Back PM 1916 Feb-14
Description:
Series V-75
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Title:
Man in brown suit sitting, 3 baseball players
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 89 D
If I were a "Freshman" young and green. I'd send to the mad I've often seen - a Valentine. marked "Just - for you" Hoping you'd care as much as I do
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Title:
Old man with pipe sitting on bench
Divided Back PM 1907 Feb-15
Description:
Leatherette Valentine Post Cards Series 116
I hear the' swate smile of me darlin' Win th' wind wispers soft thro' the' vine, "Tis a rame of grane leaves Filled wid memories' sheaves, Win I drame by that windy of mine
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Comic Elderly Man Offering Rose
Divided Back PM 1909 Feb-18
Description:
Leatherette Valentine Postcards Series 114
Ven der birdies sing, Und der leaves come out, Und every dings Begins to sprout, Den old St. Valentine Comes around, Und picks der flowers Of Love he found, Der sweetest girls he gives dem to, Und so he'll dake dis rose to you
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Title:
A man playing music
Divided Back PM 1910 Mar-22
Description:
Ven I tink ouf Gretchen far away Und songs of luff I've tried, I feel youst like ein Sausage hot, All bursted out inside
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Boy in a heart with an arrow
Divided Back PM 1911 Feb-19
Description:
Series 1078
In this small sign I find a way To greet my dearest love to-day Sweet valentine I think of you
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Title:
Man Surrounded by a Heart
Divided Back PM 1913 Feb-3
Description:
I'm happy now, I'm going to dine, But won't you be my Valentine?
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"Colonial" Man Standing by Large Letters
Divided Back unused
Description:
Affectionate Greetin
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Title:
Man in colonial dress, swawn, pink & white flowers
Divided Back
Description:
A Gift of Love
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Suitor on the balcony with a heart and blue flowers
Divided Back PM 1930 Feb-12
Description:
Series 1077
The skies change often from rain to shine but I'll not change to my Valentine. St. Valentine's Greeting
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Title:
Sailor on a Ship
Divided Back unused
Description:
My Valentine think of me
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Bookkeeper Carrying a Ledger
Divided Back PM 1908 Feb-11
Description:
Rafael and Tuck Valentines Post card Series 7
Valentine Greetings Miss Fitt Dressmaker When the dressmaker comes for a stay, She is generally paid by the day; She'll ruin a skirt, "Fits well," she'll assert, - Give excuses galore for delay!
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Title:
Man with Courtroom Exhibits
Divided Back unused
Description:
Valentine Postcard Series C
Valentine Greetings; The lawyer can put you in jail/Or have you admitted to bail;/If you left him but see/That he'll get a large fee,/He'll have you discharged without fail
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Title:
Gentleman in Forest with Flowers and Bird
Divided Back PM 1908 Feb-10
Description:
To My True Love
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Title:
Cowboy Cupid on Horse
Divided Back PM 1911 Feb-11
Description:
Series 475
To My Valentine
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Title:
St. Valentine's Greeting
Divided Back PM 1913 Feb-13
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Title:
Loving Thoughts For My Valentine
Divided Back PM 1911 Feb-12
Description:
In this small sign I find a way To greet my Valentine to-day
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Title:
To My Valentine
Divided Back unused
Description:
Ellen Clapsaddle I guess I'll make a mash to-day
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Title:
To My Dear Valentine With Love's Greeting
Divided Back PM 1913 Feb-11
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Title:
To My Valentine
Divided Back PM Feb-16
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Title:
A Token Of Affection
Divided Back unused
Description:
Though others come and try their art, I hope that to me Will be given the key, That wins an entrance to your heart.
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Title:
Ven der birdies sing
Divided Back PM 1908
Description:
Ven der birdies sing, Und der leaves come out, Und every dings Begins to sprout, Den old St. Valentine Comes around, Und picks der flowers Of Love he found, Der sweetest girls he gives dem to, Und so he'll dake dis rose to you.
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Title:
Sure Its Fer M' Valentine
Divided Back PM 1919
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Title:
Bovill Hospital
Bovill Idaho (ID), Real Photo PM 1912
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Title:
Old man leaning over and writing with quill pen
Divided Back PM 1907 Feb-14
Description:
Leatherette Series 114
Mine heart vas like ein pumpkin new, Shwelled oup so big mit luff for you; Und so I send dis billy-doo Und hope your heart vill shwell oup too
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Mailman with Box
Divided Back PM 1906 Feb-15
Description:
Valentine Series 107
To My heart's Beloved
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Title:
Man in tuxedo lifting small glass of wiine
Divided Back PM 1910 Feb-10
Description:
Valentine Post Card Series 118
"Here's to your bright eyes and here's to mine. Here's to your sweet lips and here's to mine. our eyes have met, our lips - not yet - Here's hoping."
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Title:
Firefighter Carrying Equipment
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 7
Valentine Greetings With axe, bucket, ladder and hose, Thro' the house like a whirlwind he goes; You would think from the deeds Of destruction he wields, That he was the worst of your foes
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Old fashioned golfer swinging his club
Divided Back unused
Description:
Valentine Postcard Series 6
Valentine greetings He rants and oft pulls out his hair, From swearing he does not forbear, As after each stroke A golf club is broke And the ball (like our flag) is still there!
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Title:
Man with big head, smoking cigar, red jacket
Divided Back PM 1909 Feb-8
Description:
To my love
Caricature
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Title:
A Good Catch
Divided Back PM 1909 Apr-10
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Title:
Chinese Laundry
Divided Back unused
Description:
Just a little Chinaman laundry work fine; Will cookie, washee, ironie if you'll be his valentine.
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Title:
Valentine Greetings
Divided Back PM 1914 Aug-31
Description:
I wish knew that there was a fellow feeling between you and I
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Title:
Come To Your Waiting Valentine
Divided Back PM 1911 Feb-13
Description:
To my Valentine
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