"Feeling just as fine as frog hair" sent from Illinois
August 16,1912. Click on the thumbnail images to get the full-sized image.
This series has no title but has what appears to be Cobb X as the artist on each card. If you have any additional cards in this or any other of the series, I would love to include them. You can contact me at the e-mail address below.
"Feeling just as fine as frog hair" sent from Illinois
August 16,1912.
"Stand the blunt, But do your stunt!" sent from New
York July 14, 1911.
"If you must sing; Sing a solo. - so-low!" not mailed.
"A
friend that hain't in need is a friend indeed" not mailed.
"Prof.
Singer Frog" sent from Illinois September 28, 1909.
"Mrs.
Hoppin Frog, the Beautiful and Fascinating Leader of the
Froghurst 400" sent January 16, 1912 (I think - it's hard to
read). Sometimes the messages written on the postcards are as
interesting as the card. This one is addressed to Miss Lucile
Anderson and says: "Dear Cousin, I will now write a few
lines and let you know we are all well & hope you are the
same. We wished you had a Merry Christmas and a happy New Year.
Good-bye crybaby from cousin Sophie"
"Innocent
and Instantaneous" sent from Missouri December 15, 1912 (I
think). This card has a two cent stamp on it rather than a one
cent stamp as the earlier postcards had.
"Popular
Ecerywhere" not mailed.
"For
Singers" sent from Illinois 1906. The message written on the
front of this card says "but I want my curtains for the
office Chas"
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