Come on Over

I am not sure when this Valentine was printed, but I surmise from the girl's hairstyle, it might have been in the late 1940's.

If anyone out there has any information about this card, I'd love to hear from you!

All the Little Birds know

This darling Valentine has moveable parts. The letter pops up out of the snow with the help of the tiny birds. All the love birds know, you have set my heart aglow. What a sweet sentiment.

This card was printed in the United States and was probably published in the 1920's. If anyone has any information about this card, I would love to hear from you!

My Business is Lovin'

This funny little Valentine's Day card was published on very thin, delicate paper. I suspicion it was published sometime in the 1930's. It is a cleverly designed card, which I find to be very charming.

Batty Aboutcha!

This delightful Valentine's Day Card was probably printed in the early 1930's. I love the mischievous look in the little baseball bear's eye, and the saying is quite clever. In fact, I'm sure it would have made a "hit" with the girls. The bat and this little fellow's arm were made seperately to move, swinging back and forth behind his head.

OOOoops!

I just love this darling card, published around the turn of the century. It is a congratulatory card celebrating a baby's birth. I think this little person resembles one of those adorable cupie dolls of yesteryear.