Today's Thanksgiving postcard showing a boy eating an apple was published by the Stecher Lithograph Company and is numbered 252 F. It was mailed in 1912.
Below are two apple wall pocket planters. The one on the left is marked PY and has an N in a circle. The one on the right is Royal Copley. Both have holes on the back for hanging. The one on the right has a flat bottom and can also stand.
Below are two apple wall pocket planters. The one on the left is marked PY and has an N in a circle. The one on the right is Royal Copley. Both have holes on the back for hanging. The one on the right has a flat bottom and can also stand.
I'm participating in Vintage Thingie Thursday
Cool wall pockets. It looks like that turkey is going to eat the boy's apple on the postcard.
ReplyDeleteGreat vintage finds. I love the wall pocket on the left! TFS, Nan
ReplyDeleteI love how the post card matches the wall pockets so well. How cute is that!
ReplyDeletePatricia :o)
Very cool wall pockets! And as always, I love the postcard.
ReplyDeleteJocelyn
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These are all really fun finds! As always, drooling over your postcards!
ReplyDeleteThe turkey may be eying the little boy's apple, but the boy is eying the turkey's neck. Watch out turkey!
ReplyDeleteYour apple wall pocket planters are just too cute-enjoy:@)
ReplyDeleteThe little girl/boy chalkware is absolutely darling!
ReplyDeleteAs always, love the postcard. Those wall pockets would be perfect in my kitchen. =)
ReplyDeleteI do enjoy digging through old postcards in the antique malls or flea markets. I like this one you shared today.
ReplyDeletethose wall pockets are very cute, as is the postcard..LOVE em!
ReplyDeleteGreat postcard and those wall pockets remind me of some my grandma had hanging in her kitchen. Very cute :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Gail
I love wall pockets... wonderful treasures! TFS
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I am having my 100th blog giveaway so hope you will stop by. Blessings, Debbie
ReplyDeleteSweet! I remember those wall pockets. Brings back childhood memories.
ReplyDeleteOh, your pocket planters are adorable!!!! I like how the post card goes along with them so well! Happy VTT!
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous postcard. i love vintage style ones.
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best wishes
Ria
super sweet postcard! The most popular booths at flea markets in Europe are always the postcard booths. Europeans LOVE them and I do too! Thanks for stopping by my page. -diane
ReplyDeleteWhat a great vintage Thanksgiving postcard - I love your vintage things, too.
ReplyDeleteYou have so many lovely vintage postcards! If I were that little boy, I would run. That turkey looks like he is eyeing that apple.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you!!
Hi there! Yes--I can see what you mean! Thank you for your comment about the Joyful thanksgiving postcard--I didn't know there were more than one version of this postcard--this really does look like the very same artist.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!