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Step back in time with this charming 1901 Thanksgiving Day postcard from the renowned Raphael Tuck & Sons. This delightful chromolithograph depicts a whimsical scene featuring a small child dressed as a chef, holding an oversized fork and knife, seated atop a pumpkin on a cart. The chef child is playfully pulling a grand turkey, adorned with a delicate pink ribbon, across a serene landscape with a quaint house nestled in the background. The intricate details and vibrant colors showcase the artistic quality typical of early 20th-century holiday greetings. This collectible piece, part of the Raphael Tuck & Sons "Thanksgiving Day Post Cards. Series N 123," captures the spirit of the era. The postcard was printed in Saxony, a hub for high-quality postcard production at the time. It bears a clear postmark from Troy, N.Y., dated November 18, 1901, and features a one-cent Franklin stamp, adding to its historical appeal and authenticity.