Vintage 1911 postcard of a cupid with bow and arrow following red hearts across snow, reading 'Cupid hopes This Trail will lead to You!'
Detail of the postcard art: a snowy riverbank with bare trees and green pines reflected in icy blue water.
Inside: four of your photos stand up below this, with your note.

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Cupid's Trail

Pictures by HBG

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A chubby cupid with his bow drawn follows a trail of red hearts across a snowy riverbank on this 1911 valentine postcard, signed HBG and published by Leubrie & Elkus of New York, with the words "Cupid hopes this trail will lead to you." It comes from the golden age of the postcard, when Americans mailed hundreds of millions of picture cards a year. For the one you love.

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Around 1905–1915 Americans mailed hundreds of millions of picture postcards a year: the golden age of the postcard. These holiday cards come from that time, kept today in the Newberry Library's Curt Teich archive.

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