Some of the postcards in the Leap Year Mottoes series can be
recognized by the distinctive quill-pen logo
on the backs. They are
cheaply typeset in black and white with colored dingbats as borders and space fillers.
They are often
printed crookedly.
Aurburn was apparently
enamored of this quick & easy way to publish leap year
postcards, since they did
at least five variant series of motto postcards. One has
bars of color across the top and bottom, one has a
narrow border on all four sides, one has a wooden border,
one has no border, and one has a bark and pine
bough border.
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