This original Thanksgiving Day postcard, postmarked November 22, 1910 in Fremont, Ohio, captures early 20th-century American holiday traditions. The front features a vivid and detailed illustration of a turkey and hen beneath an autumn tree near a rustic fence, with “Thanksgiving Day our National Holiday” printed along the lower edge. The card bears the inscription “Printed in Germany,” indicating its high-quality, early lithographic printing typical of premier postcards from that era. The back includes a handwritten message addressed to Mrs. Reinhart Ladman in Gibsonburg, Ohio, and a one-cent green stamp, further authenticating its age. There is some visible corner wear and creasing. See photos for measurements. This postcard invites collectors of historical ephemera and holiday memorabilia to own a tangible piece of Thanksgiving’s past.
1910 Postmarked Thanksgiving Day Our National Holiday Embossed Postcard, Printed in Germany, Turkey
This original Thanksgiving Day postcard, postmarked November 22, 1910 in Fremont, Ohio, captures early 20th-century American holiday traditions. The front features a vivid and detailed illustration of a turkey and hen beneath an autumn tree near a rustic fence, with “Thanksgiving Day our National Holiday” printed along the lower edge. The card bears the inscription…
- Bidding closes at
- Location
- Worthington, Ohio, United States (US)