Vintage Postcard Graphics

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- VINTAGE GRAPHICS - DECORATIVE LINES - BACKGROUNDS AND MISCELLANEOUS -
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	Madonna and Jesus ~ This postcard was sent to Mrs. Angie Rice in East Smithfield, Pennsylvania on December 23, 1912. The front of the card says "Priceless peace with you abide, At this holy Christmastide."
	Two by Two Greeting ~ The postcard was made in Worchester, Mass. Sent on December 23, 1918 from Helen Keech in Johnston, New York to Miss Helen Fitzpatrick in Everett, Mass. The quality is a bit blurry but the concept is cute.
	Mistletoe ~ This postcard was addressed but never sent to Miss Georgia but was included with other cards dated 1912-1927. Greeting on front reads: "This Christmas Day may you recall, As sweetest, brightest Day of all."
	Christmas Birds ~ Originally mailed on December 23, 1912 to Mr. Donald Lawrence in Marion, New York.
	Wooden Shoe Cat ~ This postcard was sent from Williamson, New York to Mr. Donald Laurence, c/o Henry Laurence in Marion, New York on December 24, 1917.
	Winter Countryside ~ This postcard was mailed to Margaret. She pasted it in her scrapbook and when it was taken out of the book the postmark was illegible. Possibly 1920s.
	Angel and Child ~ This postcard was never mailed. It was produced by Creative Cards, Harrison Conroy for Haussner's Restaurant in Baltimore, Maryland from an oil painting by Artist Baron Cuno de Bodenhausen, 1852 of the German-Munich School.
	Ivy and Mistletoe ~ This card was never mailed. The screening process that was used makes this card difficult to read but the mistletoe graphic is wonderful.