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Beautiful antique embossed birth month postcard featuring the month of March with a raised bloodstone gem illustration and lotus flowers in an elegant Art Nouveau design. The card reads:
"What, oh What Shall a March Maid do? Wear a Bloodstone and be firm and true."
Copyrighted 1907 by A.G. Southwick, this postcard features rich green coloring, gold decorative scrollwork, embossed floral elements, and an applied raised bloodstone image near the bottom. Unused postcard back with undivided message/address format and 1-cent domestic / 2-cent foreign postage box.
A wonderful addition to collections of antique postcards, birthstone memorabilia, Art Nouveau ephemera, March birthday collectibles, or early 1900s paper goods.
Condition:
- Unused, not mailed
- Embossed design remains attractive and well defined
- Corner and edge wear consistent with age
- Small surface scuffs and scratches visible on front
- Minor age toning on reverse
- Please review photos carefully for exact condition
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