An Easter greeting with white lilies and a cross above a blue banner that reads "Christ is risen, Christ is risen, O'er the universe to reign." The printed blessing "Easter Happiness" sits below. The sender writes to a friend in Malden, Massachusetts, glad to hear she is better after a winter of sickness, and reports a big snowstorm the previous Sabbath followed by bright weather and roads that will be fine for travel. The floral and hymn imagery follows the devotional style of Easter postcards of the period.
Postcard Details
Message · English, in pen
So glad to hear you are
better. You certainly had your
share of sickness this winter.
We had a big snow storm
yesterday (Sabbath) but it
is bright to-day and the
roads will be just fine
with love
M.H.A.
Gold embossed accents; light blue background; edge and corner wear; surface scuffs. GRAFTON, N.H. postmark (APR 10 1907). Divided-back Raphael Tuck "Easter Banner" Series No. 709, printed in Saxony; Canadian 1¢ King Edward VII stamp; embossed stamp-corner motif; light edge wear and creasing.
Cite this card
Easter greeting with lilies and banner, Malden, MA, 1907, postcard, c. 1911. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/easter-greeting-with-lilies-and-banner-malden-ma-1907. Accessed November 3, 2026.