1924 Please Write Quote Postcard with Wild Roses & Garibald, Kansas Postmark For Sale

Discover a charming piece of early 20th-century correspondence with this delightful postcard, postmarked October 8, 1924. The front features a beautiful vignette of wild roses, rendered in vibrant chromolithograph detail, gracing the upper right corner. Below the floral arrangement, an encouraging message reads, \"Please Write\" and \"Half a loaf is better than no bread, and the same remark holds good with crumbs. Please Write.\" This quaint sentiment, coupled with the elegant typography and the numerical identifier \"711,\" evokes the communication style of the era.The reverse side reveals a glimpse into the past, bearing a clear Garibald, Kansas postmark and a 2-cent George Washington stamp. The handwritten message, dated October 9, 1924, from \"Vivian\" to \"Miss Ruth Dougherty\" in Lawrence, Kansas, discusses an upcoming program, adding a personal and historical touch. This postcard is a wonderful example of early 20th-century American postal history, ideal for collectors of vintage ephemera, Kansasiana, or those who appreciate the artistry of antique printed postcards.