along with her handwritten wishes of a Merry Christmas and sentiment of love, was this:
an antique, embossed postcard ~
perfect condition, beautiful colors. |
...can you imagine sending your holiday greetings for 1 cent?
those were the days...
~ one penny ~ |
simply address to:
Miss Lucille Bernhard Tyrrell, Ohio R.R.#1
Miss Lucille Bernhard Tyrrell, Ohio R.R.#1
and of course, the tiny handwritten script on the back...
which reads:
"Tues P.M. ~
Dear Lucille; Thanks for your pretty card. I can't hardly wait until I see you. Made more candy today. Hope your teeth are all allright, to help eat it.
Aunt Cora has a baby girl, another skunk yesterday.
Wish I could visit your school Friday. Didn't we have a good time last Xmas? Mind about the calendar? Mary"
which reads:
"Tues P.M. ~
Dear Lucille; Thanks for your pretty card. I can't hardly wait until I see you. Made more candy today. Hope your teeth are all allright, to help eat it.
Aunt Cora has a baby girl, another skunk yesterday.
Wish I could visit your school Friday. Didn't we have a good time last Xmas? Mind about the calendar? Mary"
tiny penciled script |
this postcard is 9 days shy of it's 100 year postmark date ~
hope I age as gracefully |
the postmark even has the time stamped on it...do we still do that?
now we have to track, confirm and insure.
now we have to track, confirm and insure.
and they still don't get it right.
1912 DEC 18 8AM |
Lori
Wow! What a treasure you havr there...and to think folks atr still enjoying it 100 years later! Thanks foe sharing!
ReplyDelete~Judy~
such a sweet post..
ReplyDeletelove for you x
How wonderful to have that!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is awesome!Thanks so much for sharing it.Hugs,Jen
ReplyDeleteOMG,HOW SWEET IS THAT. IT'S BEAUTIFUL! THANKS FOR SHARING WITH US. DENISE
ReplyDeleteI have appox 125 of those old post cards. Most are from Ohio. Was that mark Tunnel Hill, per chance?
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice pre-Christmas gift to get!
ReplyDeleteThats a great card !!
ReplyDeleteGave me chills. That handwriting reminds me of my mom's. Beautiful card. What a perfect gift. ~Roberta
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful post! Thanks for sharing! I love old post cards!
ReplyDeleteSheila
I loved this post, it had such a calming effect on me after a long day working retail. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteSusan
Lori ~
ReplyDeleteJust love those old postcards! What fun.
Hugs :)
Lauren
I treasure all these old greetings I have . . what I little peek into the past . . . she sounds like a happy person!
ReplyDeleteMust be all that candy!
Be Merry & Bright!
L