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This postcard features an image from the Edwardian Era, specifically from the leap year of 1908. The front of the card depicts a distressed lady, while the back features a divided back and lithograph printing. The postcard is an original piece from I. Grollman and was manufactured in the United States.The card measures 5.5 x 3.5 inches and is in great condition for its age. It is an ideal addition to any vintage postcard collection, particularly for those interested in the Edwardian Era.
What a great rare find! Please review and zoom in on each image for condition detail. The colors are so bright and vibrant. The illustrations are amazing. This is a beautiful Edwardian-era Leap Year greeting!
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Leap Year Post Card1908I GrollmanRPPCReal Photo Post CardEdwardian Greeting
Why will you look so unconcernedHave you no eyes for lovelinessOh tell me that my love's returnedPlease help a lady in distress
Divided back
Posted 1908Mailed to Macomb Illinois
The measurements are:3 1/2" x 5 1/2"
