This real photo postcard, produced by Cyko, features a striking studio portrait of a young couple, likely from the early 20th century. The woman stands confidently beside the seated man, her poised expression conveying warmth and quiet elegance. Her dark hair is styled neatly, framing a face with striking eyes and a delicate smile that suggests kindness and charm. She wears a long-sleeved satin dress with a high collar, adorned with a beautifully intricate lace sash draped across her torso, giving the impression of a special occasion, possibly a wedding. The man, seated with a composed and self-assured posture, has neatly combed hair and a gentle yet firm expression. His well-fitted suit, complete with a boutonnière of delicate flowers pinned to his lapel, adds to the formal nature of this portrait. His steady gaze and slight smile suggest a dependable and kind personality. Given the couple’s formal attire, the woman’s decorative sash, and the man’s floral embellishment, this could very well be a wedding portrait. The woman’s beauty is undeniable, with her graceful presence and confident stance adding to the timeless appeal of this image. The reverse side of the postcard contains a warm and somewhat wistful handwritten message from “Della Garlwait” to “Miss Martha Grossman” of South Wayne, Wisconsin. The message expresses anticipation for a visit and regret for not writing sooner, while also requesting an extra copy of a previously sent photograph. The casual yet heartfelt tone suggests close friendship or family ties. SOLD
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