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This card consists of seven different pieces tied together with pink ribbon. It is meant to han…
Forget me not
This card consists of seven different pieces tied together with pink ribbon. It is meant to hang, so each part of the card dangles below another. The top section is an image of a young lady in profile. The other sections are shaped like hearts. The centre heart shows a woman speaking to a man on horseback in a town square. The bottom heart pictures a cherub. The other hearts contain brief text. 

Forget me not

Dateapproximately 1907
FormatEphemera
Notes
This card consists of seven different pieces tied together with pink ribbon.  It is meant to hang, so each part of the card dangles below another.  The top section is an image of a young lady in profile.  The other sections are shaped like hearts.  The centre heart shows a woman speaking to a man on horseback in a town square.  The bottom heart pictures a cherub.  The other hearts contain brief text. 
Dimensions37 cm x 15 cm (14 9/16 in. x 5 7/8 in.)
Language
ProvenanceFrom the estate of Douglas Duncan, Esq. Toronto
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Object NumberSAR-GC-VAL-M-190X-191X-001
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