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Early 1900s Easter postcard featuring a brown‑and‑white rabbit sitting on green grass beneath a bouquet of blue flowers with green stems and leaves. The background shows soft blue sky and foliage, and the printed greeting A Joyous Easter appears at the top when oriented correctly. The card has an embossed floral texture typical of the period.
The reverse includes a green 1‑cent Benjamin Franklin stamp and a partial postmark from Amsterdam, N.Y. Handwritten in cursive ink is a detailed message addressed to Little Anna Smith, Milford, N.Y., with an additional note To Sidney Smith. The message reads:“Dear little one. I am better am sitting up quite a lot to day. Tell Edith I will look for her Friday or Saturday. And is Edwin coming? I hope we will have nice weather. I was going to send you some little rabbits but can not get down it yet. So you like your new home well I hope you like it as well as I do mine if so you must be happy.Your loving AuntEtta.”
Condition shows typical age wear: light toning, minor corner handling, and clear handwriting. A charming example for collectors of Easter postcards, rabbit imagery, or early 20th‑century embossed designs.
