Divided Back

This vintage postcard from 1909 features a beautiful desk motto poem that is sure to inspire work ethics. The postcard is made of sturdy cardboard and has a standard size of 5.5×3.5 inches. It is an original printed lithograph that is perfect for collectors who appreciate topographical postcards. The postcard was manufactured in the USA and has been circulated, making it a unique piece of history. It features a divided back and is sold as a single unit. This is a must-have for anyone who loves poetry and wants to add a touch of vintage charm to their collection.

This is an original vintage postcard from the Divided Back era (c. 1907-1915) featuring a humorous poem about the difficulty of writing letters. The text, beginning with ‘My Pen and Ink are on the blink’, is framed by a red border with green floral designs. The back identifies this as ‘Series No. 799 Mottoes’. The card is postally used with a 1-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp and is addressed to Middletown, New York. Condition is good for its age with some corner rounding and light toning.

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