What a funny little fellow--He's exactly as I think a wee Leprechaun might look. One hears stories about the frolicksome ways of the Irish. I love the Irish and am proud to claim my ancestry. Aye, someday I shall visit Ireland and see it all for meself.
This postcard is one I bought for my collection in the late 1970's. It was printed in the USA, and was a reproduction of a postcard printed in the early 1900's.
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Great card. I always think of leprechauns drinking, but not wine. I'm not sure what...whiskey? beer?
ReplyDeleteI don't think it matters what he's drinking as long as he's drinking? Hysterical card, sissie.
ReplyDeleteI love it. He's just like I would picture a leprechaun. My son has always wanted to go to Ireland, did I mention that we are Polish, many a Halloween he's dressed up like a leprechaun, and he's not little, he's 6ft. 3. Such a Leprechaun the Irish have never seen, I suppose.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute fellow! Great card.
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Julie (Legacy Crafter)
What a cute card! I love little elves and leprechauns:)
ReplyDeleteYes, he certainly is a wee one.
ReplyDeleteSorry I haven't been around for a while. This week has been very busy and hectic. Hope you had a relaxing week-end. And thanks for your visits.
Love those Leprechauns!!!
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