Victorian Valentine: 1894 Antique Valentine; Valentine

Victorian Valentine features three layers connected by their original paper accordians to make this beautiful and nostalgic piece of sentiment three-dimensional. The first layer is embossed and decorated with gold and has a central German embossed die-cut with a card that says "A Token of Affection" amid a group of forget-me-nots. A scalloped frame of daisies is then applied with paper accordians ... more

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#26152

$ 45

Victorian Valentine: Antique Valentine Ca. 1900, Valentine

Victorian Valentine dates Ca. 1900 and features gorgeous enbossing in an intricate lace pattern around a tipped in central picture of a wreath of pink dogwood blooms tied at the top with a pink bow, shaded metallic gold edges and the sentiment, "Best Wishes". The edges of the valentine feature graceful, embossed foliate scrollwork outlined in indigo and shaded in light grey. This pristine Victor... more

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#23187

Victorian Valentine: Antique Valentine Sentimental Book 1900

Victorian Valentine known as a "Sentimental Book" featuring eight inner pages, decorated and with verse on heavier than normal card stock held together by a delicate twisted cord. This lovely Valentine Sentimental Book is entitled "Echoes of Love" on its face with the inner title page featuring vibrantly colored yellow and purple pansies entitled "An old Old Story". The cover features a doll-faced... more

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#23314

$ 295

Victorian Valentine: Stand Up Victorian Valentine, Victorian

Breathtaking Victorian Stand-up that is not only spectacularly beautiful, but absolutely amazing that it has withstood the test of time. Made of cardboard heavy paper that is deeply embossed with a milky finish that shows a bit of age and faded coloration to the roses that will melt your heart. Otherwise, the Valentine colors are vibrant though pastel. This genuine Victorian Stand-up Valentine is... more

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#21151

Victorian Valentine: Valentine Fold-down C. 1908, Cupid

Victorian Fold-down Valentine features three layers with pink honeycomb. The back layer is a beautiful arbor of blue forget-me-nots with columns and a central stained glass type decoration. The second layer features a beautifully depicted Cupid or cherub with a cornucopia filled with violets and a large grouping of forget-me-nots and foliage that is on the scale of a bush and pink honeycomb. Th... more

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#23312

$ 35

Vinegar Valentine: Antique Vinegar Valentine - Tuck Ca. 1902

Vinegar Valentine by Raphael Tuck & Sons Co. Ltd is copyrighted 1902 and entitled, "Matinee Girl". A wonderful Art Nouveau image of a woman in period costume makes this one a real winner. The verse reads "Matinee Girl./O, yes, we know/your ruling passion,/It is to dress in/height of fashion./And try when walking/'long the street,/To flirt with every man you meet./Dear girl, though/stylish you ... more

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#18591

Vintage Valentine: German Mechanical Vintage Valentine

This charming mechanical Valentine features a sailor boy whose hat says he is from "The Good Ship Love". He holds a valentine that says "I Love Only One" and has another at his foot that says "A Valentine for every Port". He stands a full 7-1/4" tall by 5" wide and is marked "Made in Germany". This delightful fellow was once in a scrapbook and despite that he is in Very Good Condition with a bi... more

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#21079

$ 20

Vintage Valentine: Honeycomb Valentine Ca. 1930 Made In USA

Vintage honeycomb Valentine opens and clasps all the way around for a three-dimensional Valentine greeting that can also be used as a centerpiece. It features two cherubs with garlands of flowers. One has a red heart that says, "To One I Love". There is a small paper heart that sits within the honeycomb with the following saying: "Oh could you teach that heart of thine/To be my little Valentine"... more

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