A yellow chick stands beside a cracked white eggshell, with pussy willow branches and catkins below. The printed caption reads "Easter Greetings." The chick and egg were standard symbols of spring and renewal on early twentieth-century Easter cards, and pussy willow branches carried the same seasonal message.
Printed decorative border; pink vertical-striped background; light toning and edge wear.
No postmark, address, or message; divided back; publisher imprint International Art Publ. Co. (I.A.P. Co.), globe-and-eagle trademark logo with arched company name, New York/Berlin, printed in Germany; series no. 7313; printed legend inside the empty stamp box, no stamp applied; pencil price mark 3 scrawled over the printed stamp-box legend; light toning.
Cite this card
Easter Greetings chick and eggshell, New York, NY, circa 1907, postcard, c. 1907. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/easter-greetings-chick-and-eggshell-new-york-ny-circa-1907. Accessed November 13, 2026.
