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I Have Nine Lives of Love for You, My Valentine
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Valentine's Day card of a black cartoon cat made of five pieces. It has a metal paper fastener in the center that allows movement of the head, legs and tail. There is a red heart on its chest with the text: "I have nine lives of Love for you, my Valentine." Offset lithography and die cut in Germany.
1925
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