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Songbird perched among berries and botanicals, with the Arthur Capper logo in the top left of the back. Capper Publications of Topeka, Kansas was the largest publishing house west of the Mississippi, behind Capper's Weekly, Capper's Farmer and Household Magazine, and Arthur Capper himself was a Kansas governor and thirty year US senator. Divided back, so 1907 or later. Pencil note from the sender plus pencil vendor marks. Corner and edge wear with a slight crease. Note: Untested, as is, as seen, no guarantees. As a found vintage item, there may be wear, dust, and other callouts I miss. No cancellations. Antique bird postcard, songbird, berries, botanical postcard, divided back, Capper Publications, Arthur Capper, Capper's Weekly, Household Magazine, Topeka Kansas, Kansas ephemera, Edwardian ephemera, junk journal, scrapbooking, collage, framed bird art, cottagecore decor, birder gift, spring decor.