Antique "Easter Greeting" embossed postcard showing a white rabbit standing upright playing a brass horn beside a large egg lettered with the greeting and musical notes, among green clovers on a ribbed gold-brown background. No publisher named. Standard size (about 5.5 x 3.5 in), divided back. Used and postally mailed, with light corner and edge wear and mild toning on the back.

Postmarked Damascus, Ohio, Apr 9, 1909, with a green 1-cent Franklin stamp. Addressed to Mary Esther Burton, Salem, Ohio, R.F.D. 5. Dated 4/9/09, the message reads: "How many eggs are you going to eat to-morrow? Can't you come down here for dinner? Our school will be out in three weeks and then I'll be glad. Good Bye, Alfaretta."

A whimsical musical-bunny Easter card with a lively child's message, from a group of family cards sent to the Burtons of Salem, Ohio.