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Alfred Mainzer
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A sweet little piece of feline nostalgia for the Bluebell Cat Cottage Collection.
This vintage postcard features an illustrated kitten posed beside a toppled vase of roses, with a teal-blue vessel and flowers in the background. The softly aged coloring, charming kitten artwork and floral details give it that wonderful old-fashioned storybook quality that makes vintage cat ephemera so irresistible.
The postcard has been displayed in an ornate black plastic frame, creating a ready-to-display piece of small-scale wall or shelf décor. The dramatic black scrollwork gives the delicate vintage image a slightly romantic, collected look.
Perfect for a cat lover’s gallery wall, cottage-inspired shelf, vintage vignette, bookcase, dresser, or layered display.
Postcard text: “Many Happy Returns of the Day”
Reverse: Alfred Mainzer, Inc., Long Island City, NY; No. 815 “A little bundle of love”
Approximate Size
Framed: 6.5” W × 8.5” H
The postcard itself appears to be approximately 4” × 5.5”.
Materials
Vintage paper postcard
Plastic decorative frame
Condition
Vintage postcard is in good vintage condition with age-related wear consistent with its age, including light edge/corner wear and minor surface aging. The image remains colorful and displays beautifully. The decorative black plastic frame is newer and may show light handling or surface wear. Please review all photographs closely as they are part of the condition description.

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Everything was wrapped so well. I loved the vases. Thank you!
Beautiful!
Beautiful!
Beautiful!
Well packaged, arrived quickly, as described! Thanks!
Beautiful!
Beautiful!
Beautiful!
Well packaged, arrived quickly, as described! Thanks!
Item arrived quickly. Excellent customer service. Definitely will but from them again.