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A brown-haired girl dressed in pink with a bow in her hair is looking at the red cardinal perched to the right. It is on a branch of blooming white flowers that wraps around the girl.

There are two little blonde-haired girls together at a swingset that look as thought they are related. One is older than the other and they are wearing clothing that is very similar: white dresses that are made from the same material. They are in a…

There is a young girl with here hair pinned up and she is wearing clothes made for children to play in from that time period. She is holding two different baskets of flowers and they are filled to the brim. She seems to be walking through some sort…

There is ayoung child peeking through a giant gap in a wooden fence. He is writing "who says I isn't busy? How are you?" on the fence with a marker or pen. He is wearing a yellow shirt and a red bandana and he is in a wooded area. At the bottom of…

Against the background of a dark room, a woman in a red dress and white apron holds up an egg to a lamp flame. There is a basket with more eggs on her arm, and other items piled on the table. There are indistinguishable words printed underneath the…

A girl dressed in white with some pink flowers in her outfit stands with a bundle in her arms. Behind her is a statue of a black cat, like a panther, laying on a wooden structure.

The central image of the card is bells with some sort of greenery around them. "Christmas Greetings" is printed at the bottom.

The card is taken up by the leaves and pink blossoms of clover. The print in the upper left reads "Four Leaved Clover / Be mine."

Flowers take up the foreground of the card, with rolling fields of grass in the background. A German New Years greeting, "Die hasten Segenswunade Neuen Jahre!" is printed in the upper left, and to the right, this psalm: "Wer auf den herrn hoffet, den…

There are a fence, path, and flowers in the foreground. Then, field of grass over hills flow into the background. There is an inset of a man in the upper left. To the right, a poem that reads "Again I romped through the clover / And again I lay…