Vintage Valentines as tokens of True Love or obligatory classroom exchanges, vary from sincere and romantic, to silly and frivolous, to the odd and inexplicable. Scroll down and use the category links on the right side to browse our collection and feel the LUV!
I ban SWEDE on you - My heart is yumping for you my Valentine.
4" x 3 1/8" (4" x 5 1/2" opened)
circa 1920s/1930s
made in USA
5" x 6"
dated 1936
Caricature of Swedish Farmer
by E Rosen Co of Providence Rhode Island
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Welcome to the Vintage Valentine Museum! Come peruse our collection of VINTAGE VALENTINES, arranged by category for easy searching.
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