various that do not fit into sets but that should be recorded
Title
LOVES OWN VALENTINE, woman stands over cupid telling him off
Item Comment
two panels, the first fits into the second. Designed to stand
"NAUGHTY CUPID! WHAT'S THE REASON YOU SHOULD FAIL US AT THIS SEASON? IN THE DUST YOUR QUIVER DRAGGING E'EN YOUR VERY FOOTSTEPS LAGGIN:
on the reverse LOVELY MAIDE, PIRTHEE, LISTEN, (TEARS UPON MY EYELIDS GLISTE) FOR YOUR PARDON I AM CRAVING, I HAVE NOT BEEN MISBEHAVING. FOR MY DEAR, I'D HAVE YOU KOW, YOUR SWEET MOUTH'S MY CUPID'S BOS, AND THE ARROWS I;D BE WINGING, DULL BESIDE THE SMILES YOU'RE FLINGING. SEE, YOU'VE STOLEN BOW AND DARTS, CUPID ONLY BINDS TRUE HEARTSL MAY HIS SWEETEST BONDS BE THINE, FOR YOU ARE LOVES OWN VALENTINE.
RAPHAEL TUCK & SONS, LTD., LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN, NEW YORK, and MONTREAL
circa 1907
Printed in Germany
Size 6 x 8 in.
artist Frances Brundage
