Vintage Blank Floral Pansy Postcard Ephemera, Happy Mail, Gallery Wall

📸 Front (Image & Style) Design: Boldly colored pansies with “Best Wishes” greeting in gilt-style lettering. Style: Typical of early 1910s embossed floral postcards, printed in bright inks meant to mimic hand-painted art. Publisher’s Mark: Lower left has “L & C” in a monogram (Lithographer/Printer’s mark). Bottom back reads Series 258 B. Era: Around 1910–1915 (matches the handwriting and the 1914 date on the back). ✉️ Back (Message & Address) Date: Written Nov. 14th, 1914. Addressee: Muriel Kiltam, Mt. Middleton, Kings Co., Nova Scotia. Childlike handwriting — likely written by another child, which gives it extra charm. No stamp, so likely hand-delivered or tucked into a letter. 📝 Condition Embossing still strong, colors remain bright. Light wear around edges, small corner crease lower right. Great for: 📓 Junk journaling, scrapbooks & mixed-media art 🖼️ Framing for home décor or gallery walls ✒️ Collecting for the handwriting, stamps & dates