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$100 USDRaphael Tuck Silk Fringed Christmas Card

Antiques:Raphael Tuck Victorian Silk Christmas Card

Raphael Tuck of London England is credited with publishing the first Christmas greeting cards in 1860. This lovely card is a silk fringed postcard attached to a pink padded silk base. The floral motif is of the Fuchsia flower. The greeting says: "That Christmas may Be bright for thee Tis roished today By t' mine and me! S.K.C." The lower left corner says Raphael Tuck & Sons. The back is heavy cardboard. DATE: C. 1885 CONDITION: The left edge has come unglued from the cardboard back. It is not ...

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