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Anonymous

mid 19th century

Anonymous

1850–60

Valentine
Anonymous
1859–69

Valentine
Anonymous
before 1880

Johannes Endletzberger

ca. 1830

Carefully painted with border: elegant couple, faithful dog, comfortable home.

Joseph Jakob Martin Eder

ca. 1813

Valentine
Anonymous
1862

Anonymous, British, 19th century

ca. 1850

Anonymous

1833

Anonymous

1850–60

Valentine
Anonymous
ca. 1860

Anonymous

1850–70

Woman is embraced from behind by a gentleman; Cupid aims his arrow and she leans her head upon his shoulder.

I. Bermann

1810

Anonymous

mid 19th–late 19th century

Anonymous

mid 19th century

Cobweb Valentine

1825–40

Valentine with putti and poetry

Anonymous

1819

Anonymous

1850–70

Clock decorated with ormulu woman and garlands; clock face moves to reveal New Year wishes, while dresser displays image of clasped hands.

Joseph Jakob Martin Eder

1824

Valentine
Anonymous
1850–70

Anonymous

ca. 1850

Comic Valentine (Old Maid)
Anonymous
ca. 1860

Anonymous

mid 19th–late 19th century

Valentine
Kate Greenaway
1876

Anonymous

1800–20

Anonymous

1880

Anonymous

mid 19th century

Friendship card - thread mechanism, woman rises from water in storm

Joseph Grammer

ca. 1815

Valentine
Anonymous
1850–70

Greeting Card
Charles Henry Bennett
1866

Valentine - Mechanical - scene of barge, troubadours, Temple of Hymen
Anonymous, German, 19th century
ca. 1875

A bare tree in the snow; when the card is held-to-the-light, it becomes fully leafed and bearing messages for the New Year.

Anton Berka

ca. 1815

Anonymous, German, 19th century

ca. 1810

Greeting card: Two children - one kneeling, the other holding a loaf of bread.

Anton Berka

ca. 1815

Engraved Valentine or New Year greeting. Two men walking in the woods.

Johann Nepomuk della Croce

before 1820

Johannes Endletzberger

circa 1840

Anonymous

before 1865

Anonymous

1850–60

Valentine - New Year - thread mechanism, an old mystic with wand...

Janos Blaschke

before 1820

Valentine
Anonymous
1830–50