Vintage Marked Embossed Floral Postcard Ephemera Happy Mail Gallery Wall

📸 Front (Image & Style Main Image: A rural pastoral scene — shepherd with a flock of sheep, red-roofed farmhouse in the background. Framing: The scene is inset into a gilt-edged geometric window, surrounded by decorative daisies and scrollwork. Greeting: “Best Wishes” in a stylized, semi-Gothic script with curlicues. Style: The floral and scroll elements are strongly Art Nouveau (organic curves, stylized daisies). The inset pastoral “window” with geometric edging hints at an early Arts & Crafts influence, where rustic life and decorative framing collide. Publisher’s Mark: Bottom corner reads “Manser” in a circle — a known postcard printer of embossed and decorative greeting cards in the early 1900s. Era: Circa 1908–1915. ✉️ Back (Message & Address) Stamp: Canada 1¢ Edward VII definitive, green. Addressee: Miss Kathleen Mader, Barss Corner, N.S. (Nova Scotia). Message: Short handwritten note on the left: “Say, that letter was a long time coming, if it never gets to you I will write again. Grace” Embossing: The daisy motif is embossed on the reverse, showing through. 📝 Condition Good overall — some light corner/edge wear, but colors bright and embossing strong. Clear postal use with stamp and address. Great for: 📓 Junk journaling, scrapbooks & mixed-media art 🖼️ Framing for home décor or gallery walls ✒️ Collecting for the handwriting, stamps & dates