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Bring natural-history illustration to your correspondence with a tiger and a Siberian sable postcard. Detailed animal artwork and white borders make this pair suitable for handwritten notes, collecting, scrapbooking or a small art display.
According to the reverse-side credits, the tiger artwork comes from A. B. Strong’s Illustrated Natural History of the Three Kingdoms, printed in New York in 1848. The Siberian sable artwork is credited to M. Paul Gervais’s Histoire Naturelle des Mammifères, published by L. Curmer in Paris in 1854. These postcards reproduce historical hand-colored engravings.
- Includes 2 flat postcards: one of each pictured design.
- Divided backs provide space for a message and address, plus a designated stamp area.
- Published by Classical Graphics Inc.; printed in the USA.
- Reproduction postcards bearing © 2001; not original 19th-century cards.
- Printed reference codes: EP101 and EP102.
One two-card pack per fiive+ extra gift selection. Postage and styling accessories are not included. Store flat and dry to protect the printed surfaces.
