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Front of postcard
Date
1909-08-09
Description
Front of the postcard depicts an illustration of a woman wearing a hat filled with playing cards.
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Back of postcard
Date
1909-08-09
Description
Back of the postcard shows a letter written to the intended recipient named Will S. Hartman
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Postcard of woman's face and straight flush card hand, 1909
Date
1909
Archival Collection
Description
A postcard illustrating a woman with cards. The caption reads, "I hold this hand. I want no more. Except the girl whom I adore".
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Postcard of woman with four playing cards, approximately 1900s-1980s
Date
1900 to 1989
Archival Collection
Description
A postcard illustrating a woman with four cards. The caption reads, "Ace High"
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Postcard of King and Queen of hearts with children, June 1912
Date
1912-06
Archival Collection
Description
A postcard illustrating a cartoon with a King and Queen image on playing cards with three children. It is titled, "Triplets" June 1912. Inscription on back.
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Postcard of Jacks from playing cards in pot, approximately 1900s-1980s
Date
1900 to 1989
Archival Collection
Description
A postcard illustrating a cartoon of Jacks from playing cards in a pot together with poker chips and their different suits. The inscription reads: " Opening a Jackpot".
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Postcard of drunk playing card men, approximately 1900s-1980s
Date
1900 to 1989
Archival Collection
Description
A postcard illustrating a cartoon of King and Jack characters drinking together, smoking, and spilling alcohol with the title, "A Full House".
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Postcard of three Queens and two Jacks, approximately 1900s-1980s
Date
1900 to 1989
Archival Collection
Description
A postcard illustrating a cartoon of three Queens unamused by two enamored Jacks with the inscription, "Three of a Kind and a Pair of Jacks"
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Postcard of playing cards with Shakespeare quote, 1908
Date
1908
Archival Collection
Description
A postcard illustrating five cards: the ten of spades, jack of spades, six of hearts, king of spades, and ace of spades. The caption reads, "Shakespeare on 'Draw Poker' The Queen Being Absent 'tis a Needful Fitness that We Adjourn this Court" King Henry VIII 1908.
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Postcard of straight flush illustration with poker advice, approximately 1900s-1980s
Date
1900 to 1989
Archival Collection
Description
A postcard illustrating five cards: the eight of spades through the queen of spades. The caption reads, "That's straight: You had better be Straight than Flush but remember that a Flush beats a Straight and that a Straight Flush usually wins"
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