Don't you want a glamor gal who could also be your pal?

Don't you want a glamor gal who could also be your pal?

Valentines; Valentine's Day; Valentine's Day--Pictorial works.; Valentines--Pictorial works.; Valentines--History--20th century; Girls--Pictorial works; Girls; Ephemera; Glamour; Feminine beauty (Aesthetics); Beauty, Personal. valentines; printed ephemera; hearts (motifs).

Flat Valentine's Day card has a girl with long blonde hair and big blue eyes. There is a red heart behind and extending to the side of her head that contains the text "Don't you want a glamor gal." She is wearing a red and white horizontal striped short sleeve top with white collar and blue skirt and blue hat with a red feather. The girl has a long white pearl-like necklace, two bracelets, and is carrying a black purse in her left hand that appears to be resting on her left hip. She is standing on green grass amongst some yellow, red, and blue flowers. Her right hand is placed on her hair. The publisher marking is on the reverse side of the card. There is damage to the reverse side that appears to be from removal from an adhesive surface. Also the card shows damage from being bent at approximately one third from the top.

Adam, written in pencil to the left of the girl. 1943, written in pencil on the lower right edge.

George S. Carrington Company

1943

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Die cut card stock

6 × 3 in.

eng

Physical object

2021_V00004