The male duck wears a top hat, monocle, bow tie, and carries an umbrella, while the female duck is adorned in a green bonnet with flowers and a shawl. The greeting reads: “Easter Greetings.”. Anthropomorphic animals—often shown dressed in human clothing—were a favorite motif in Easter cards, symbolizing joy, playfulness, and the arrival of spring.
It was manufactured by Whitney Made in Worcester, Massachusetts. This original collectible from the divided back era (1907-1915) showcases a festive design suitable for the occasion of Christmas. Foxing & discoloration on back of card.
It is an original, lithographed print with an embossed design, making it a unique and collectible item from the early 20th century. Wear on corners & edges. See photos for details.
