Euro Ellen Clapsaddle - Children Strew Flowers on Their Door Step

$ 5.28

Material: Paper Signed: No Unit of Sale: Single Unit Publisher: Paul Pittius Region: France Type: Printed (Lithograph) Year posted: NA Embossed: No Postage Condition: Has writing on back, but not posted Country of Origin: Germany Era: Divided Back (c. 1907-1915) Year Manufactured: Dates of "manufacture" were not printed on postcards; cancellatio Vintage: Yes Features: Deckled Edges Artist: Ellen Clapsaddle Theme: Children & Infants Subject: Children Occasion: None Original/Licensed Reprint: Original Series or Card Number: 819

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Euro Ellen Clapsaddle - Children Strew Flowers on Their Door Step. This one was published by Paul Pittius. The image is from an Easter card, but the background has been dramatically changed. I try to make the scan sufficiently sharp enough for you to judge the condition of the card. Please.center> Ellen Clapsaddle Postcard Euro" Clapsaddle. These cards were done by various European publishers at the same time or a little later than Ms. Clapsaddle's Wolf cards. They featured children who also appeared on the Wolf cards, but these have much higher quality images due to the superior European printing. This one was published by Paul Pittius. Writing on back, but not mailed. The image is from an Easter card, but the background has been dramatically changed.Overall grade: excellent ny2488 My Selling Philosophy I try to make the scan sufficiently sharp enough for you to judge the condition of the card. I strongly believe in allowing you to clearly see what you would be buying—no fuzzy digital photos here. I also try to note obvious defects in my description. None of that “See Scan” stuff for me. If you have any questions, fire away. I’m always happy to respond to any email questions as soon as possible. All postcards are vintage, unless otherwise clearly stated. If you’re looking for any specific holiday or artist signed postcard, drop me an email. I have good finding skills. And thanks for your patronage, whether it’s buying or just looking. Getting Your Purchase to You Following the auction, I will send you an invoice. I’m usually pretty prompt, but I typically have quite a few invoices to send. I want to keep my shipping costs as low as possible. $3-$4 to mail a less than an ounce postcard?!? Nope!! If you want tracking or insurance, though, let me know. That will cost more. I try to get to the post office at least twice a week, sometimes more. I always get there on a Monday, so if you’re interested in rapid delivery, you’re best bet is a payment by midday on a Sunday. Shipping always combined for multiple purchases. If you win multiple items, please wait for the invoice so I can combine mailing. Pay by PAYPAL. International bids are very welcome. Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution