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Valentine
Anonymous
1860–70
Valentine
Anonymous
1820–30
Valentine
Anonymous
1847–70
Chromolithographed Valentine - silk, lace, fringe, lifts
ca. 1875
Valentine
Kate Greenaway
1883
Lace Valentine
Anonymous, British, 19th century
ca. 1850
Valentine
Anonymous
1850–70
Greeting Card
Johannes Endletzberger
ca. 1840
Valentine
19th century
Rebus Valentine Letter
Michelet Libraire
ca. 1840
Valentine
Anonymous
1850–70
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
Fireplace scene; maiden transformed before king
Lukas Hochenleitter
ca. 1815
Valentine - Mechanical -- four layers, merrymaking
Anonymous, German, 19th century
ca. 1875
Quarre Lace Pattern
Graham's Magazine
ca. 1841
Cobweb Valentine
Anonymous
1820–40
Valentine
Esther Howland
mid 19th century
Valentine - Mechanical wreath
Anonymous, British, 19th century
ca. 1875
Comic Valentine (funny man)
Anonymous
ca. 1860
Valentine
Anonymous
1850
Movable volvelle; after a battle against demons, the couple triumphs with Cupid
Lukas Hochenleitter
ca. 1815
Image of a woman at an altar, pouring a liquid on to the flames.
Anton Berka
ca. 1815
Valentine
Kate Greenaway
1874
Valentine
Kate Greenaway
1874
Valentine - Mechanical pull down - Woman on a garden bench with cascade and doves.
Anonymous
ca. 1875
Lace Valentine
Anonymous, German, 19th century
ca. 1850
Group of Stevensgraphs (woven silk bookmarks)
Thomas Stevens
ca. 1880
Movable thread mechyanism. Rocky landscape, memorial stone with words; beautifull painted.
Joseph Frister
ca. 1815
Valentine
Esther Howland
1850–60
Greeting Card
Johannes Endletzberger
ca. 1830
Valentine - Mechanical -- a decorated armoire (chest)
Anonymous, British, 19th century
ca. 1875
Valentine
Anonymous
1859–69
Valentine - Sachet
Anonymous, British, 19th century
ca. 1875
Movable card, rose petals move, and a woman appears in a rose.
Anton Berka
ca. 1815
Valentine
Anonymous
ca. 1880
Cupid has fallen, his bow is broken, two winged hearts fly from his wicker cage.
Joseph Frister
ca. 1815
Valentine - Mechanical, baby boy bunting
Anonymous, British, 19th century
ca. 1875
Cobweb Valentine
Anonymous
1810–30
Valentine
Anonymous
1850–60
Valentine
Anonymous
1816