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There is a holly and gold decoration in the middle, and the gold spirals out to form the frames of the small portraits on the right and left. On the left is a girl with blonde curls and a pink ribbon, wearing a pink dress. She has her hands clasped…

The card features a design with holly and gold in the middle, which then twines around portraits on either side of the card. On the right is Santa Claus, with a pointed red hat and long white beard. A girl in an and white bonnet is to the right.…

The card features a portrait head view of a cat. It is white with orange markings. Set inside a border, there is a blue ornamental decoration at the bottom. There is handwriting on the cat's chest. "Ma," is all it reads.

In the center of the ornate room is a golden four-poster bed. A dark-haired woman, perhaps with a crown or halo, lies on it. Kneeling at its side is the Pope, who is dressed opulently in a vestment with a long red train, white train, golden robe and…

Pope Pius X is sitting in a chair. He's wearing standard pope regalia. The chair is brown. The wall behind him is blueish-gray.

The only thing printed on the card is a lifelike image of a green-leafed poinsettia with two red blossoms.

The card is entirely taken up by an overhead look at the petals and leaves of a poinsettia. The petals are red which the leaves are two different shades of green.

The card reads "And all the doors openeth He, The new born Christ, Lord of the New Year, The threshold of our locked hearts standeth near, And while He gives us back love's rusted key, Our Future on us with His eyes has smiled Even as a little…

In the front right there is a white fence with large pink blossoms inside. In the background, there is a house with a stream and bridge over it across the field. There's an inset of a white-bearded man in the upper left. To the right, a printed poem:…

There are a fence, path, and flowers in the foreground. Then, field of grass over hills flow into the background. There is an inset of a man in the upper left. To the right, a poem that reads "Again I romped through the clover / And again I lay…