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Color postcard of a house in a winter scene with an excerpt from John Greenleaf Whittier's poem "Snow Bound." The roof of the building is thatched and is in an old English style. In the bottom left corner, red typed text reads [What matter how the night behave? / What matter how the north wind rave? / Blow high, blow low, not all its snow / Could quench our hearth fire's ruddy glow. / Snow Bound–Whittier.]. On the back, there is a printer's mark and a union label. The postcard has not been used and there is an inscription on the back alongside the inventory number.Collection
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Time Period
20th CenturyNotes
Production number: 276
Allied Printing Trades Council union label in bottom left corner.
Unable to identify postcard printer/publisher logo in upper left corner