Valentine's Day
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
A Valentine for Hubby, circa 1940
A three fold valentine with text on four sides in colors of red, white, blue, and yellow. It is not signed.
Clarke greeting card collection, 1910-1920
Collection of Valentines and other greeting cards including postcards, standup cards, moveable cards, honeycomb, and lace. The collection includes German-made, American-made cards, as well as cards made from other locales. Also in the collection are Whitney made greeting cards.
Cook Valentine collection, 1850-1914
Elmer Jackson Valentine collection, 1913-1925
Collection includes Valentine greeting cards sent to and collected by Elmer Jackson in various formats including: pulldown, honeycomb, cutout, lace paper, standup, foldout, and moveable (mechanical). The collection includes publishers such as Whitney, Gabriel and others, and includes illustrators such as Ellen Clapsaddle (known for being Campbell's soup artist) and Frances Brundage.
Frank M. Barnard Valentine collection, circa 1850-1885
Maurine McEnroe Valentine card collection, 1900-1935
This collection of valentines include several types of greeting cards, such as pulldown, lace paper, stand up, honeycomb, advertising, and movable cards. Illustrators include Ruth Newton and Frances Brundage among others.
Valentine Day card, circa 1956
Valentine greeting card, displaying the phrase "Straight to you son on Valentine's Day" with an image of a train engineer and a silver glitter train engine on the front of card. It is signed "Dad & Mom".