Vintage Marked Embossed Floral Postcard Ephemera Happy Mail Gallery Wall

📸 Front (Image & Style) Caption: “Breeze of Spring” printed in delicate serif with ornamental dots. Image: A soft rural path winding through a birch grove, edged with clusters of bright blue spring flowers (forget-me-nots or similar). Printing: Embossed texture across the trees and blossoms, giving it a tactile 3D effect. Style: Edwardian sentimental pastoral — partly Art Nouveau in the flowing type and floral motifs, but leaning toward chromolithograph realism in the scenery. Era: ca. 1905–1915, typical of embossed seasonal greetings. ✉️ Back (Message & Features) Stamp box text: “Place Stamp Here — One Cent to United States, Canada or Mexico / Two Cents to all Other Countries” — common on early 1900s U.S. printed cards. Publisher: “Made in Germany,” a sign of quality color printing before WWI. Handwritten message: two Bible verses carefully noted — Isaiah 53:6 (“We all like sheep have gone astray…”) 1 Peter 5:4 (“…when the chief Shepherd shall appear, ye shall receive a crown of glory that fadeth not away”). No addressee — this was likely gifted or handed directly, rather than mailed. 📝 Condition Good+ overall, with only faint handling wear. Embossing still clear. Colors bright. Great for: 📓 Junk journaling, scrapbooks & mixed-media art 🖼️ Framing for home décor or gallery walls ✒️ Collecting for the handwriting, stamps & dates