Greetings card in the shape of an almond

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Greetings card in the shape of an almond

Greetings card in the shape of an almond, open to reveal a rabbit.
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circa 1890s

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Media ID 32226282

© The David Pearson Collection/Mar

Almond Cutout Markings Nuts Oval Rabbit Rabbits Shape Shaped Shell Almonds

EDITORS COMMENTS
This charming vintage greetings card from the late 1890s is a delightful find from The David Pearson Collection. Shaped like an almond, this unique card opens up to reveal a sweet surprise - a whimsical illustration of a rabbit! The intricate details on the front of the card mimic the markings of a real almond, with its brown shell and white oval shape. During the Victorian era, sending greeting cards was a popular way to express sentiments and well wishes to loved ones. This particular card would have been cherished by its recipient for its creativity and thoughtfulness. The cutout design adds an extra touch of elegance to this already special piece. The use of almonds as inspiration for this card is not only clever but also symbolic. Almonds are often associated with good luck and prosperity in various cultures, making them a fitting choice for conveying positive messages. Whether given as a birthday greeting or just because, this almond-shaped card is sure to bring joy to anyone who receives it. Its timeless appeal and attention to detail make it a true treasure from days gone by.

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