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Die-Cut Decoration for Rosh Hashanah Greeting CardsA die-cut decoration, likely used to embellish Jewish New Year's greeting cards. Dating from circa 1890s to 1900, this piece reflects a style popular in the later 19th century. While similar imagery was prevalent in Christian art forms depicting the stages of life from roughly 1840-1880, this example represents a parallel yet distinct aesthetic within Jewish artistic traditions. The item is part of Manuscript Collection 1410, located in Out-of-Storage, Box 5, Folder 2.
Die-Cut Greeting Card with Pink RosesDie-cut greeting card featuring pink roses. The card dates from the 1890s. The card is part of the Ms. Coll. 1410 collection.
Die-Cut Greeting Card with VioletsA die-cut greeting card featuring a violet design. The card includes two pages of greetings. The cover is die-cut with violets. A note is present inside along with two pages of greetings. Dated January 1, 1912.
Die-Cut Greeting Card: Basket with Red FlowersDie-cut greeting card depicting a basket with small red flowers. The card features two interior pages for greetings. The card was likely created around 1900, based on the provided date.
Die-Cut Trade Card: A. Closse & Sons, 154 & 156 Superior StreetA die-cut trade card depicting a warthog. The card indicates a business location at 154 & 156 Superior Street. The card is circa 1885.