Born One Suffragette

Born One Suffragette

[Image: A stork is sticking his head through a window on the right-hand side of the card. In his beak is a adultized child with a brass bell in her right hand and a Votes for Women placard in her left hand. She is wearing a yellow hat with big red flowers along the brim, a yellow bracelet of some type on her left hand, and a white necklace that may be pearls. Below the adultized baby is a flowery garland and the listings for: Weight: 8#; Hair: Dk, Eyes: Blue. The details of these descriptions are in black handwriting. In the center of the card, one word stacked upon the next, is the phrase: Born (blue font) One (yellow font) Suffragette (red font). Below this is the Name: field with the name "Grace **rm*blu*" (The asterisks represent the letters that are illegible in the last name). Under the child's name is the statement "Everybody concerned is O.K. At the top right of the horizontal card is the word "Date" inside a floral frame of blue, white and yellow floral design. Hand written in this area is " 6/20/19 7:30 AM] Print. Color on cream cardstock. 9x14 cm.

Catherine H. Palczewski Postcard Archive, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA: http://www.uni.edu/palczews/postcard_archive.html