This charming vintage real photo postcard captures a delightful scene of a little girl lovingly holding her dog. She wears a short-sleeved dress with decorative trim—possibly silk or rayon—featuring a playful geometric pattern or layering. Her hair is styled in tight curls—indicative of a child’s fashionable curls in the 1920s. The dog, small and alert, could be a toy or miniature Chihuahua‑type, with pointy ears and a poised stance. I believe it is most likely a Jack Russell Terrier. The pair sit against a painted backdrop with floral imagery, creating a refined and innocent studio portrait. The postcard is from publisher Perfect, with the signature “Perfect” scripted on the lower left of the front. The card is postally used, with handwriting on the reverse, a green 10-centime stamp from Belgium, and a postmark dated 1926, likely from Sottegem, Belgium. The handwritten message on the reverse is in French is addressed to recipient in Belgium. Translated, the missage message reads: “Kindly and affectionately”. (SOLD)
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