Dear Kid, Shirt Cuff Postcard, Mailed NYC to Philadelphia, 1860s river and sky I have no idea who

I have no idea who made it or what specifically for

which looks fairly easily removed should one desire

And how beautiful is this mother--beaded leather satchel in one hand and her other arm wrapped protectively around the frame of the papoose--with her head turned toward something or someone outside of the frame and her baby looking

concealed when box is closed

and then on both sides are what look striped sleeved arms ending in hands with pink painted fingernails

Dear Kid, Shirt Cuff Postcard, Mailed NYC to Philadelphia, 1860s river and sky I have no idea whoFound at the Boston Antiquarian Book Fair, this thing makes me really happy and even if one occasionally has an issue with the US Postal Service, it's pretty amazing that a series of postal workers would see to it that a stamped shirt cuff with handwritten address would make it from New York to Philly in the 1860s! It reads: "Dear Kid, When are you coming over. Try and make it soon. Don't see your tailor without seeing our styles. My regards, to all