From the SNOW PEOPLE collection by Darling & Company, Seattle, WA.
Snowmen first came on the scene, according Bob Eckstein, in his "History of the Snowmen" in the 16th century. They became especially popular in the Victorian era. He writes, "The picturing of snow people flourished in the penny-postcard era (1890-1920) when many thousands of cards were made."
What could be more delightful than a freshly created snowman!
(Watch for more snow people from the collection by Darling & Company.)
Happy Wordless Wednesday!
Snowmen first came on the scene, according Bob Eckstein, in his "History of the Snowmen" in the 16th century. They became especially popular in the Victorian era. He writes, "The picturing of snow people flourished in the penny-postcard era (1890-1920) when many thousands of cards were made."
What could be more delightful than a freshly created snowman!
(Watch for more snow people from the collection by Darling & Company.)
Happy Wordless Wednesday!
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Another lovely vintage card.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love snowmen.
ReplyDeleteI love it Coralie, very interesting and I love the pictures and your header! Have a wonderful Wordless Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteTHEY ARE ADORABLE....SNOW PEOPLE......THEY GO BACK A LONG WAYS......IT WOULD BE CUTE IF THEY HAD THEIR OWN LITTLE VILLAGE WITH HOUSES.....RIZZI
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