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Hope I Figured Right

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Child's Valentine's Day card with a boy and a girl. He is wearing shorts, jacket, eyeglasses, and a graduation cap. He holds a slate in one hand with the text "Hope I figured right." She is wearing a blue skirt, polka dot blouse, yellow flowers in her hair, and is holding a yellow purse. When the Valentine is unfolded, a brown dog is sitting up between then with a heart in his paws. The text "About You Being My Valentine, I Love You!" is also revealed. These valentines could be purchased several to a package, and children often exchanged them at school. Offset lithography and die cut.

Date Created:
1965
Creator:
A-MERI-CARD

Publication Information

Creator
A-MERI-CARD
Date Created
1965

Physical Description

Format
Image
Extent
1 print
Dimensions
17 x 11 cm

Collection Information

Call Number
PH 6013, Box 3, Fldr 60
Media Number
Box 3,Folder 60

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED
Unique ID
W014895
Legacy ID
WHi 81825

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