This captivating antique postcard features a patriotic woman elegantly holding a United States flag, framed by a vibrant green border. Above her, two additional American flags flank a majestic eagle emblem, symbolizing national pride. The card is adorned with delicate pink floral accents, enhancing its visual appeal. A poignant poem, "Dear patriotic girl, the foe Must blanch at War's alarms. You kiss the soldier boy to show You love the call to arms," adds a significant historical context, likely reflecting sentiments during the early 20th century, possibly around the WWI era. This is a beautiful example of early 20th-century patriotic ephemera, showcasing period artistry and national spirit.The reverse side of the postcard reveals a fascinating glimpse into its journey. It features a green U.S. Postage One Cent stamp, specifically a Washington-Franklin issue. The postmark is from "ANSONIA, CONN." dated "MAY 6 6-30P 1910". The postcard was addressed to "Miss Mary Pondville, Guyesville, Vermont, Box 28." The written message reads: "May 6 10. Autumn [or 'Autum'] ch. We are all sending you a shower of postals. Hope you will enjoy them. yours lovingly Doll." This postcard was "Printed in Saxony. No. 790."
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