Souvenir card with pressed flowers sent by Henry in 1878
1878Souvenir card with pressed flowers sent from Mont Moriah by Henry in 1878.
The front of the card features the remnants of a dried floral arrangement with foliage at the base the flowers above. The words 'Fleurs du Mont Moriah' (Flowers of Mount Moriah) are printed in black in a decorative font below the floral arrangement.
The reverse of the card has been inscribed and dated by Henry in black ink.
This greeting card with pressed dried flowers is similar in style and form to those sold to soldiers during both world wars, but dates to 1878.
Details
Details
On front of card:
"Fleurs du Mont Moriah"
On reverse of card:
"From Henry.
These are real
flowers from
Mount Moriah
in Palestine.
Amen.
12th Novr 1878"
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