S. Bergman / Marbled Ladies

Shall I put this up to you? Will you accept this
"piece offering" from me?
Are you open to conviction?

Both the Marbled Ladies and Marbled Colonial Kids series occasionally show up with plain backgrounds, but
the same series number or no series number.

It is possible that the final printing stage was skipped. The fonts on the back are markedly different, however,
making it more likely that they are the work of the same artist, but a different publisher.

These 1916 cards provide an opportunity to examine women's changing clothing styles. If you examine the
clothing from 1908 and 1912, you will see that by 1916 skirts are shorter and the overall style is more relaxed,
relatively speaking, than in the previous years.

Will this be acceptable to you? Are you looking for job like this? The question is--shall I pop it?

This writer had clearly seen the other cards in this series. Instead of writing
her own note, she simply cobbled together the mottoes from several cards.

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If you have other images of these S. Bergman Marbled Ladies Leap Year cards, please contact me.

 
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