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The Wisconsin Historical Society offers an ever-growing digital collection. Digitized materials reflect the full range of items in the collections including photographs, letters, newsletters, films, posters, architectural drawings, menus, and ephemera.
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Christmas Pudding-Woolson Spice Co.
1890
Chromolithographed card issued by the Woolson Spice Co. to present Christmas greetings to its customers. The card depicts children around a Christmas tree, and an inset of a woman carrying a Christ...
Greetings
1938
Holiday card with printed wood grain. A box in the center with a white, brown and red border reads: "greetings" with a red star.
New Year's Business Greeting
circa 1910-1919
Floral chromolithographed trade card from C.H. Holst, New Holstein, Wisconsin, that wished a Happy New Year to its customers. The card is part of a collection of Claus Holst of Mischicot, Wisconsi...
Greetings
1937
Holiday card with a branch of pink and red berries and green leaves over a metallic silver disc. The word "Greetings" appears below. Letterpress.
A Happy New Year
December 31, 1912
Holiday postcard with a an illustration of a branch of Poinsettia. In the upper right corner in red ink, "A Happy New Year."
A Merry Christmas!
1880
Holiday card with ribbons, flowers and fruit. On the ribbon are the words: "A Merry Christmas!" Chromolithograph.
