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Santa Claus is dressed in his red suit and has holly around his cap. he is holding a quill feather pen in one hand. "A Merry Christmas To You" is printed along the top.

Santa Claus, dressed in his traditional red suit with holly around his cap, is smoking a pipe. Printed at the bottom is the greeting "May Santa Claus be Good to you."

Santa Claus is shown from the waist up, dressed in his traditional red suit with a cap rimmed in holly. He is grinning as he holds a kind of fancy pipe in his left hand. "A Happy Christmas To You" is printed in the space to the right.

Santa Claus, with holly around his hat, is holding plate on which a steaming dish of Christmas food rests. It looks like it could be a pie or bread of some kind; there is a sprig of holly on top. "A Merry Christmas" is printed beneath.

Santa Claus is outside in the snow and has the hood of his red coat pulled up. He is holding a letter with the greeting "A Jolly Old Fashioned Christmas To You" printed on it.

Santa Claus is dressed in a red coat and has his hood up. he is reading a sheet of paper, likely a letter, that he holds in his hands; on the back it reads "A Jolly Christmas To You". There is a holly decoration in the upper right corner and at the…

Santa Claus is shown waist-up, turned toward the viewer from facing right. He is wearing his traditional suit and has a sprig of holly in his cap. The background is gold and the bottom left reads "Christmas Joys."

In a picture lined with pink ribbon, a joyful Santa Claus is seen smiling. He is among holly berries and holly leaves and above him the phrase "a merry Christmas to old friends all".

In a wooden-framed portrait, Father Christmas is seen holding a staff and his cap is garnished with holly. On the bottom left-hand side reads the phrase " a merry Christmas".

The card shows a head-and-shoulders view of Santa Claus against a cloudy sky; he is wearing a holly crown in his white hair, and his beard is also full. Handwritten at the bottom is "To wish you a happy Christmas [unknown] Dec. 25th 1902".