Woman & Cupid Vintage Valentine Card

Our early 1900s vintage Valentine’s Day card features a Victorian woman in a rose garden holding a cluster of four strung hearts in her right hand, and placing her left hand over her heart. A Cupid has a golden arrow pointed towards her, and when a Cupid shoots an arrow, it symbolizes the intensity of falling in love. We can definitely see that love is in the air! Who will it be? 

• Valentine card reproduced from vintage treasure printed around 1910.
• A cupid’s arrow symbolizes that love can strike unexpectedly.
• Valentine card measures 4.875 long x 3.375 inches wide.  
• Printed on durable cover stock with soft velvet finish on front and uncoated writable surface on back.
• Vflap natural linen envelope with gum closure.
• Envelope measures 3.625 long x 5.125 inches wide.
• Vintage 1919 “Garden of Roses” music sheet used as an insert within envelope.
• Vintage heart sticker provided for envelope embellishment.

Valentine front text:  
To My Valentine

Valentine back text:  
Tis pleasant to think of hearts kind and true,

and that is the reason I’m thinking of you.