Postcard Language of Flowers Pansy Vintage Greeting Think Of Me

Today's post is of two pretty postcards both in the Language of Flowers series.

Both are the Pansy Think of Me but are different in design.

So pretty I can imagine the feeling some one would of felt receiving this in the mail.

One is posted to Wisconsin with a message to Irene Mayer of Clinton Wisconsin

while the other has not been written on or posted.

These will be added to my eBay store for sale.

Expressing Love With Vintage Postcard In The 1900's

Here is another beautiful vintage Romantic postcard from the early 1900's

" I closed mys sweethear's ither eye,

And on her mouth I kissed

Now asking me the reason why

She never gives me rest "

This post card is used with a one cent US stamp but is missing a post mark.

Addressed to Miss Ethel busse of Harmony Minneosta

B T writes

" As I haven't

seen you for

so long thought

I would send

you a card to

see how you are getting

along. Why don't

you come over?

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Love Expressed In A Vintage Postcard 1909

The year is 1909 and this is a beautiful post card from that time. That is 101 years ago. My grandparents would of been about about 16 or 17 years old and probably catching the eye of the opposite sex.

This was posted march 29th 1909 in Minnesota and mailed to Miss Martha Kautz. Hard to read what he is writing but something about going to a dance and not taking his girl along with him and she went back on me. He guesses Martha will have to be his girl till he finds another one.

Fun to see these post cards and put them into contact with our ancestors. Will probably put this in a family page with my grandparents with a comment that this was popular at that time frame.

Come back and see the next one I share..

Thanks for stopping by.. Grace

Sweet Saturday Postcards

Missed Friendship Friday because of work so here I am on Saturday posting this cute postcard from the 1930's.

Love these little vintage postcards expressing love to someone.

Used post card sent to Newton, Kansas from Abilene, Kansas. Postmarked 1930. Written in pencil and hard to make out exactly. Looks like Jim arrived at 6:25 with not a bit of trouble. Asking for Kansas papers to be saved. Something about look at all the houses and everything. Edd home this week. Sure rained alot. Was sent to Mr. E C Foster but addressed to Lady

Sad this did not stay in family. Must tell some story about someone traveling.