Vintage 1909 New Year postcard: brass bells, holly and a snowy church under the moon above a scroll reading 'A Very Happy New Year to you.'
Enlarged winter scene of a snow-covered church and cottage under a rising moon, framed by brass bells, holly and snowy branches.
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New Year Bells

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An embossed postcard from 1909 wishes "A Very Happy New Year to you," with brass bells and holly framing a snowy church and cottage under the moon. Its artist is unknown, but it comes from the golden age of the postcard, when Americans mailed hundreds of millions of picture cards a year. For someone you want to greet as the new year begins.

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A postcard, 1909 / Artist unknown · Embossed postcard / The Newberry Library, Curt Teich Postcard Archives / 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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