Antique Victorian Valentines Day Card - Die-Cut Lace, Pop-up - Flowers, Boy, But
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| Management number | 45939322 | Release Date | 2026/01/28 | List Price | $12.54 | Model Number | 45939322 | ||
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This is an antique Victorian die-cut Valentine's Day card, likely dating from the late 19th or early 20th century.
This image shows a vintage Victorian-era Valentine's Day card featuring layered paper lace, floral motifs, a butterfly, and figures of a young boy and a cupid. The text on the banner reads "A Token of Love.".
This specific style, featuring detailed paper lace framing the central image, was very popular at the time and features fold-out or pop-up elements.
The poem inside expresses deep love and constant thoughts of a significant other.
The text reads:
"A Love
so fond and true,
A heart of honest truth I send, dear one to you,
A humble gift - in sooth
What happiness
would fill my breast
If you would put my love to test."
It is a 7x7
| Category | Home > Seasonal decor > Valentine |
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| Brand | None |
| Condition | Good |
Ash trays
Valentine
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