A very cool vintage space-age valentine. Not quite 4 and a half inches tall, it’s one of those kids pass out to their classmates at school. No marks for maker; made in U.S.A., 8/5 402.
February 10th, 2012
Will You Be Sue Carol’s Valentine?
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February 10th, 2012
A Valentine Pun I’m Not Sure I Understand
I was slow to post today’s vintage valentine, sorry about that. But I’m still not sure what the “slowpoke” pun on this vintage valentine means. Well, I get the play on a tortoise being slow, but what’s the holiday sentiment? Is it just that the card sender is to eager to wait? Seems less than thrilling… But then maybe I’m just hoping for a Valentine’s Day poke. *wink*
Marked Made in U.S.A. 752/15
February 8th, 2012
Vintage Cowboy Valentine
Like many valentines (and greeting cards in general), spelling rules will be pushed past the limits to make a sentiment — if not complete sense. This vintage valentine features a cowboy with a “lassoo” to make the mushy-stuff work.
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February 5th, 2012
Old Faithful Vintage Valentine
A handsome dog promises to be faithful on this vintage valentine. No maker; 752/1 and Made in U.S.A. printed on the card.
February 4th, 2012
“Be Mine!” Early Twitter-Bird Valentine
Another one of these cards passed out by school children. (If you’re wondering why these vintage valentines have circled numbers written on them, go here.)
February 3rd, 2012
Arrr, Matey, It’s Another Vintage Valentine
A vintage Hallmark valentine with a boy pirate, complete with an eye patch and a parrot on his shoulder who wants to “capture you, Valentine!” (It’s up for auction now!)
February 2nd, 2012
Here’s A “Sharp” Vintage Valentine
This vintage greeting card is of a boy and a girl at a school desk with the boy using the pencil sharpener: This will prove my “point” I think you’re plenty “sharp” – be my Valentine.
No maker.
February 1st, 2012
“You have the formula for me!”
Another one of those Valentines kids give out at school, this vintage greeting card is of a “mad scientist” boy in a laboratory. No maker, just marked Made in U.S.A.
