Valentine's Day Postcards

Valentine postcards from the early 1900s: sweethearts, flowers and short verses of affection. The back tells you when: an undivided back, for the address only, means before March 1907; a divided back means March 1907 or later, and the postmark gives the year. More on dating by the back on the Postcards page.

3 listings in Valentine's Day Postcards, $16.23 to $19.98. Each one is shown in its own photos and described in full below; buy on eBay.

Prices and availability as of November 10, 2026.

Valentine Postcard Four Aces Oh to Hold This Little Hand in Mine Claremore Okla

$19.98

Description

Front: Four aces on red: "oh to hold this Little hand in Mine."

Back: Divided back with a black "Post [heart] Card" trademark heading on tan card. 1-cent Franklin Series 1902 stamp with a flag cancel, Okla.

"Dear Frankie - How are you? I am visiting at Chautauqua. Are you working?", to Miss Frankie Ballinger, Claremore, Okla.

Size approx. 5.50 x 3.40 in.

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Condition

Light wear. Please study the images; they are part of the description.

Provenance

From my family's estate collections, built over more than 60 years by knowledgeable antiques collectors and traders. Stored in a climate-controlled environment.

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1913 Valentine Postcard A Greeting To My Love Embossed Hesston Kans Balboa Stamp

$19.73 1913

Description

Front: "A Greeting To My Love": pink flowers spelling MY LOVE, with hearts and an arrow, embossed.

Back: Divided back, Series 220 D, embossed flowers and hearts. 1-cent green Balboa stamp of the Panama-Pacific Exposition issue (printed "San Francisco 1915"), Hesston, Kans. duplex postmark, Feb 13, 6 AM, 1913: mailed the day before Valentine's Day.

A long pencil message, "Hello Pinkie ...", to Miss Hazel Keller, Cherry Box, Mo.

Size approx. 5.60 x 3.60 in.

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Condition

Light wear; the pencil message is faint in places. Please study the images; they are part of the description.

Provenance

From my family's estate collections, built over more than 60 years by knowledgeable antiques collectors and traders. Stored in a climate-controlled environment.

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1913 Valentine Postcard Girl with Pink Umbrella Sweetheart Melvin Hutchinson

$16.23 1913

Description

Front: A girl hiding behind a pink umbrella, with a "Sweetheart" verse and red hearts.

Back: Divided back, F. A. Owen Co., Dansville, N.Y. 1-cent green Washington stamp, Northampton, Mass., Feb 13, 1913, with a "Florence Station" machine cancel.

"To my dear Cousin from your sweetheart Florence", to Master Melvin Hutchinson, North Raynham, Massachusetts. Two earlier cards to Melvin are in our store.

Size approx. 3.55 x 5.55 in.

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Condition

Foxing on the back. Please study the images; they are part of the description.

Provenance

From my family's estate collections, built over more than 60 years by knowledgeable antiques collectors and traders. Stored in a climate-controlled environment.

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