CHRISTMAS CARD FROM ERIA DE AJURIA, CA. 1925

Object/Artifact

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Homestead Museum

Name/Title

CHRISTMAS CARD FROM ERIA DE AJURIA, CA. 1925

Entry/Object ID

2002.89.37.10

Description

Color: Black; Blue; Green; Red; Orange; Yellow A Christmas card from Eria de Ajuria to Walter P. Temple, ca. 1925. The front has a color image of people in the street in a town or village, the clothing and architecture indicating a Colonial American setting. Above this is a printed message for Christmas and New Year. On the back is an ink inscription from De Ajuria giving her address at the top right and further reading: "Dear Mr. Temple / Hope you are all / well. Would love / to hear from you / Eria." Written next to the name, in the hand of Thomas W. Temple II is "de Ajuria." Eria de Ajuria was a second cousin of Walter Temple, being the granddaughter of Jonathan Temple through his daughter Francisca Temple de Ajuria. Aside from light browning, the condition is good.

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Two-dimensional, Christmas cards, Christmas, New Year

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Object Name

Christmas Cards