1908 Leap Year Postcard J. Grollman Man Woman Humorous Love Poem Holdrege NE
$ 14.65
Description
1908 Leap Year Postcard J. Grollman Man Woman Humorous Love Poem Holdrege NE. The design includes a distinctive red heart graphic proclaiming "LEAP-YEAR 1908" at the top right, emphasizing its specific historical context. This charming vintage postcard from 1908 captures the spirit of a Leap Year with its delightful imagery and humorous verse. The card features a stylishly dressed man in a top hat looking unconcerned, while a woman in a large, fashionable hat and long coat appears to be in distress, pleading for his attention. The scene is accompanied by a witty poem that reads, "Why will you look so unconcerned? Have you no eyes for loveliness? Oh, tell me that my love's returned— Please help a lady in distress!" Published and copyrighted in 1908 by J. Grollman, this card is a wonderful example of early 20th-century social customs and postcard art. The design includes a distinctive red heart graphic proclaiming "LEAP-YEAR 1908" at the top right, emphasizing its specific historical context. The back of the postcard is a classic divided back style, featuring the "POST CARD" emblem with stars and stripes, and includes an address to "Miss Mabel Anderson Holdrege Nebr.", offering a glimpse into its past journey and recipient. This collectible piece beautifully reflects the fashion, humor, and romantic sentiments of the era.
