This is a group of three very old paper Valentine’s Day Cards. I am guessing they are from the 1940’s. All are very sweet!
The cards include:
1. A boy at a microphone. The verse: "Calling my Valentine. (inside) I wish I were a RADIO with AERIAL and WIRE - - - I’d send waves of LOVE to you and set our heart on FIRE!"
2. A girl with a kitten. The verse: "Valentine Greetings. (inside) I ain’t no BEE, as you kin see, but I kin furnish HONEY ‘At’s NICE an’ SWEET, ‘n’ you I’ll treat without a cent o’ money!"
3. A boy in a patch of flowers. The verse: (Nothing written on the front side.) (inside) "Se love me, She loves me not, Which is it? I forgot! Valentine."
The cards are all in excellent condition – especially considering its age. The card with the boy and microphones has bends on the dog’s bow and the lower left corner. That card has "To Shirley Ann, From Francis" on the back side of the card. The girl with the kitten card has "To Shirley, From James" written on the back side of the card. The boy and flowers card has "To Shirly H." written on the back side of the card.
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