VINTAGE 1909 Edwardian Art Postcard Lady in Flowers Poem Verse Divided Back TN

Charming Edwardian-era 1909 postcard featuring an elegant lady in a yellow gown surrounded by red carnations, accompanied by a heartfelt verse wishing cheerfulness and long, happy days. The lithographed artwork captures the romantic style of early 20th-century illustrated postcards, printed in rich color tones and accented with delicate framing typical of the Divided Back Era (1907–1915). Postmarked June 28, 1909, Buchanan, Tennessee, and mailed to Paris, Tennessee with a one-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp. Light age toning, corner wear, and vintage tape marks present, consistent with its age. A beautiful example of non-topographical postcard ephemera, blending art, poetry, and early American postal history.