Victorian Die Cut Memorial Card | Blank!These beautifully embossed Victorian mourning cards were most popular in the UK from the 1850s 1870s. Its getting harder and harder to find them, and harder still to find deadstock! This one was never used. It would be such a meaningful memorial for your own loved one, especially if Victorian mourning customs are a comfort to you.

there are numerous selections on the subject of loss & grief

I wasn’t able to attribute it to anything but I would place it somewhere between the 1930s-1950s

miniature edition of Dew Drops in a red leather wraparound binding

Condition is very good without chips or cracks

The poem concerns the death of a baby and the way the family leans on their faith to process the tragic loss

Presented in a black frame from the same period- some wear to this frame

Don’t worry

a holy water bottle

choose the side you like the best

For a smut publisher to have a PO box at Canal Street Station is impressively sleazy

Early 20th century antique sacred heart embroidery in its original gold oval frame

The piece dates to around the 1870s-80s