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Valentine
Anonymous
1850–70
Elegant collage on silk chiffon: a fir tree and a rose bush, all in shades of pink and rose, a tablet with a message, and another engraved motto.
Johannes Endletzberger
circa 1840
Valentine - Cupid, woman with lute beneath flap
Joseph Jakob Martin Eder
ca. 1815
Lithographed card with the word, "CHARADE", and poetry.
I. Bermann
1816
Man with deer he has shot, and across the river, serene village, rocks, and waterfall. Wishes for everlasting happiness.
Johann Nepomuk della Croce
before 1820
Valentine
Kate Greenaway
1876
Valentine
Anonymous
1800–20
Valentine
Anonymous
ca. 1880
Movable card: an elegantly dressed man kneels before a silver casket which is set atop a stone plinth. It opens to reveal the motto, "True Friendship"
I. Bermann
1815
Valentine
Anonymous
1850–70
Valentine - New Year - thread mechanism, an old mystic with wand...
Janos Blaschke
before 1820
Valentine
Walter Crane
1876
Movable New Year Card, flaps lift, Turkish scene of merrymaking
Lukas Hochenleitter
ca. 1815
New Year Greeting -- Flying Angel with message banner
Joseph Jakob Martin Eder
ca. 1813
Valentine
Anonymous
1850–60
Valentine
Anonymous
mid 19th century
Valentine
19th century
Valentine
Anonymous
1841
Valentine - Mechanical bouquet, Bride and Groom
Anonymous, German, 19th century
ca. 1875
Valentine
Anonymous
1840–60
Valentine
Kate Greenaway
1874
Valentine
Margaretta R. Phipps
1842
Comic Valentine (Despising Valentine)
Anonymous
1820
Valentine
Anonymous
1850–60
Valentine
Anonymous
1850–60
Image of a bright, burning oil lamp.
Friedrich Frister
ca. 1815
Valentine - Mechanical -- a decorated armoire (chest)
Anonymous, British, 19th century
ca. 1875
Valentine
Anonymous
1850–60
Valentine
Kate Greenaway
1874
Cobweb Valentine
Anonymous
1830–40
Valentine
Kate Greenaway
1876
Valentine
Anonymous
1850–70
Valentine
Anonymous
1850–70
Greeting card - exceptional ABC - 2 part - translucent teacher is Cupid
Friedrich Frister
1800
Valentine
Anonymous
mid 19th century
Greeting card: Two children - one kneeling, the other holding a loaf of bread.
Anton Berka
ca. 1815
Valentine - New Year - engraved and painted, Goddess and Cherubs
Joseph Jakob Martin Eder
ca. 1813
Lithographed card: arms of a man and woman reach out from the clouds, hands clasped; with tender poetry.
Josef Maria Eder
ca. 1813
Valentine
Anonymous
1850–70
Thread and pull tab mechanisms: elegant woman with bird in cage, handsome man appears.
Anton Berka
ca. 1815