Postcard #4172
"And They Lived Happily Ever After."
Postcard #4173
"Snow White Tells the Dwarfs a Fairy Story/"
Postcard #4174
"With a Song I Come to You, Like a Troubadour."
Back of postcard, one unused, the other with a postmark dated June 20, 1939.
Postcard #4175
"The Day That My Dreams Come True."
Back of postcard dated August 23, 1938.

Postcard #4176
"The Animals and Birds Help Snow White to Clean the Dwarfs' Cottage."
Postcard #4177
"Snow White Dances to the Music of the Dwarfs."
See postcards #4170- #4171 in an earlier entry. We'll also be looking at more by Valentine and Sons in future posts.
I absolutely love the first one.
ReplyDeleteLovely postcards. My favourites here must be sweeping the cottage scene to the left, and the happily ever after card, also the one to the left. I love the dark colours on them, and Snow White looks more grown up. Like a young woman, instead of a little girl. Thanks for posting these.Eirin
ReplyDeleteTenngren was a fantastic Disney conceptual artist...as were Albert Hurter and Kay Nielsen!
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