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Greetings Card

1940-1960 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Irregular shaped folder card decorated with pale blue ribbon (partially faded to pink). Front: colour printed illustration of a baby in a cradle, lettered with greeting "To You and Your Dear Baby". Inside: colour printed illustration of a baby's head in profile within a heart-shaped frame decorated with a blue ribbon and flowers, lettered with verse, handwritten greeting in black ink. Back: lettered A. M. DAVIS & CO. / QUALITY CARDS / BRITISH MANUFACTURE.

Object details

Category
Object type
Materials and techniques
Folded and die-cut paper with lithography and ribbon
Brief description
New baby card card, British, 20th century.
Physical description
Irregular shaped folder card decorated with pale blue ribbon (partially faded to pink). Front: colour printed illustration of a baby in a cradle, lettered with greeting "To You and Your Dear Baby". Inside: colour printed illustration of a baby's head in profile within a heart-shaped frame decorated with a blue ribbon and flowers, lettered with verse, handwritten greeting in black ink. Back: lettered A. M. DAVIS & CO. / QUALITY CARDS / BRITISH MANUFACTURE.
Dimensions
  • Height: 11.5cm (Maximum)
  • Width: 9.7cm (Maximum)
Content description
A baby in a cradle.
Credit line
Given by Jenny Tuck
Subjects depicted
Collection
Accession number
E.466-2011

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Record createdAugust 23, 2011
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