ID CP-E78HQ4MDYN · CP Score 198 (estimate)
$6.00
Condition: Used — Postmarked April 6, 1910; one-cent stamp; handwritten message; edge and corner wear; light album impressions; discoloration; creases; scratches; stains; corner wear; album marks; postmarks. Please review all images closely with your own eyes to form your own opinion.
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Germany 1910 Divided Back Red Cyclamen Birthday Greetings Postcard
Approximately 5.5 x 3.5 inches. Printed in Germany. Front features red cyclamen flowers with green leaves, purple ornate border, and "Birthday Greetings" text. Back has one-cent stamp, April 6 1910 postmark, and handwritten message.
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Historical Context / Interesting Facts / Transcription:
Embossed postcards were popular in the early 20th century for conveying birthday wishes. The 1910 postmark places it in the Edwardian era. Printed in Germany. E.C.C. Series 6.
Transcription (back): Post Card - Postkarte - Carte postale; postmark APR 6 1910 4 PM; ONE CENT stamp; April 7, 1910 Wish you many happy returns of the day. John - Beattie.; S. Bender Reynoldsville [Pa.]; Printed in Germany.
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