1913 Embossed Christmas Postcard Children Tree John Hobbs Poem Fairman Co. For Sale

Step back in time with this charming 1913 Christmas postcard, an exquisite example of early 20th-century holiday greetings. The front features a delightful colorized illustration of two children carefully carrying a decorated Christmas tree, evoking a sense of innocent holiday joy. To the right, an intricately embossed Christmas tree design adds a tactile dimension, with the subtle inscription of \'MERRY CHRISTMAS\' visible below. The card carries a heartwarming verse, \"Heavy be your Christmas tree, But your heart be light, And as happy as can be Morning, Noon, and Night,\" attributed to John Hobbs, making it a unique piece of holiday poetry and art. This collectible postcard, copyrighted by S. & C. Co., captures the nostalgic spirit of a bygone era.The reverse side reveals its journey through time, bearing a clear Denver, CO postmark from December 28, 1913, and a one-cent U.S. postage stamp. It was sent to Miss Helen Johns in Bridgeport, Nebraska, with a personal New Year\'s wish from John Miller, adding to its historical charm. Published by The Fairman Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio & New York, and part of \"THE PINK PERFECTION\" series, this piece represents a quality production from a notable postcard manufacturer. Its embossed details, vivid illustration, and historical context make it a significant addition for collectors of vintage holiday memorabilia, early 20th-century ephemera, or those interested in historical postcard art and design.