According
to Nuhn, if I understand him correctly, this series
is by the E. Nash Company. These cards have a leathery
border, and feature a woman
(often masked) and Cupid, on
the prowl for a Leap Year victim. The swastika in the logo
was
considered a good luck symbol at the time and had not
yet acquired its negative connotation.
These cards were published in 1912.
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