A bundled-up man in a long coat, green hat, and red scarf leans on a walking stick as he trudges through a heavy snowstorm. A dachshund follows at his heels, and a small snow-dusted evergreen with red berries stands at the left. Behind him, a snow-covered house and rail fence fade into the squall.
The card's greeting is a simple Christmas wish. Christmas postcards were a common early twentieth-century custom, when illustrated holiday greetings were exchanged in large numbers.
White border; gilt-printed greeting; light surface wear and staining at upper left corner; snow rendered with diagonal white streaks.
Postmark: AMESBURY MASS. DEC 25 7-AM 1907 (second strike: WORCESTER, MASS. DEC 24 7 PM STA. A). Divided-back Tuck's "Christmas Post Cards" Series No. 102, printed in Saxony; 1¢ Franklin stamp. Card toned/soiled with edge and corner wear.
Cite this card
Man with dachshund in Christmas snowstorm, Amesbury, MA, 1907, postcard, c. 1907. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/man-with-dachshund-in-christmas-snowstorm-amesbury-ma-1907. Accessed November 2, 2026.
