By Candle-Light
Valentine's Day card:
You're the apple of my eyeWritten on reverse:
Please do love me. Won't you try?
How can I help loving you -
The sweetest pippin that ever grew
Doris SmithFound in "By Candle-Light" by Gertrude Knevels. Published by Appleton, 1926.
From Bobby + Alice
-Click to enlarge photos-
Labels:
Valentine
Get Together
Black and white group photo, no date or writing on reverse side.
Found in "What You Need to Know About Food and Cooking For Health" by Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb. Published by Viking, 1973.
-Click to enlarge photos-
Labels:
Photo
Manhattan Transfer
New York City subway transfer ticket from December, 1949.
Found in "A Calf For Venus" by Norah Lofts. Published by Doubleday, 1949.
-Click to enlarge photos-
Labels:
Ticket
Giveaway winner
This week's winner was Marco Toturro, who entered on Facebook.
Thanks to all who entered, see you again next week!
Thanks to all who entered, see you again next week!
The Pleasure Of Your Company
Invitation:
Charles Crothers requests the pleasure of your company at his home
Friday Eve, Dec 20th 1878 at 7 1/2 O Clock
Found in "The Volcano's Deadly Work: From The Fall of Pompeii to the Destruction of St. Pierre" by Charles Morris. Published by Scull, 1902.
-Click to enlarge photos-
Charles Crothers requests the pleasure of your company at his home
Friday Eve, Dec 20th 1878 at 7 1/2 O Clock
Found in "The Volcano's Deadly Work: From The Fall of Pompeii to the Destruction of St. Pierre" by Charles Morris. Published by Scull, 1902.
-Click to enlarge photos-
Labels:
Invitations
Sticky Situation
One Tootsie Roll, melted and flattened.
Found in "The Weight of Water" by Anita Shreve. Published by Back Bay Books, 1997.
-Click to enlarge photos-
Labels:
Food
On The Road
Photograph. No date or writing.
Found in "The Mountain Road" by Theodore H. White. Published by Sloane, 1958.
-Click to enlarge photos-
Labels:
Photo
Let's Ride
Homemade greeting card, no date:
Dear Alena,
These creatures were one of our various rides. We also rode on an elephant. The temples were fantastic - covered with carvings or painted and Mogul palaces with the stone lattice work, wow! We'll see you soon with pictures.
Love,
Bruce
Meg
Pomme Frite
Ika
Tako
Found in "Alias Grace" by Margaret Atwood. Published by Talese, 1996.
-Click to enlarge photos-
Labels:
Card
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)










