Mihgasper
1 months ago @Edit 1 months ago
Are you ready for Christmas? Here is a selection of vintage cards by Gertrud Caspari. Yes, Caspari style is named after her:Christmas - Casparihttps://images.plurk.com/3TAoosUj5NcyxCE8hjr5A1.jpg https://images.plurk.com/6bIfdG1ifocUnfNxIYvs9f.jpg https://images.plurk.com/1wVNB271Feljmf3MH5WWk9.jpg https://images.plurk.com/48UHoT09HCws0B74KnlRqz.jpg https://images.plurk.com/28u7e4zstHsYIOS8JmdEsg.jpg https://images.plurk.com/71Y9NI3UXSwGKhGoGGchr.jpg
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掰噗~ says
1 months ago
這個問題問得很好, 我們請樓下來回答 (eyeroll)
mimi
1 months ago
Thank you!
無住生心
1 months ago
(p-goodluck)
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Skip Z
1 months ago
thank you
Stereo Nacht
1 months ago
The second one I can almost read it... Seems to be a greeting card from a neighbour: Good neighbour (or wishes), family(?), friends/friendships, from Mr and Ms. H. de Cannecy? Caveny? Who is wishing you, as well as your dear parents, a good and happy new year 1904.
Stereo Nacht
1 months ago
The third one is from a lover: "Loving kisses from your Antony", fourth seems to be in Spanish, so I won't attempt a translation, Fifth is German, I only can read the last word, which means "colleague", probably "to my colleague(s)". No idea about the last.
Stereo Nacht
1 months ago
The postcard itself is German, of course, but I am not sure the handwriting is; it almost looks Cyrillic, but the lines (accents?) baffle me.
cyral
1 months ago
the third..very cute...thanks again for all your input here~:-))
cyral
1 months ago
last one nice wishes ~ but the girl has it heavy
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