Vintage 1950's-60's Gibson LETTER-ETTES Cat and 50 similar items

VINTAGE 1950's-60's GIBSON LETTER-ETTES CAT IMAGE BLANK GREETING CARD 2570-3 EUC Please note the pictures were taken with a flash and the color may appear slightly darker or lighter in person depending on your computer monitor Please read the item description all measurements below before you decide to purchase BRAND:: Gibson Letter-ettes TYPE:: Blank Greeting Card MEASUREMENT:: 2.75" x 5.75" DESCRITION: Gibson Letter-ettes Blank Greeting Card Image Of a Cat Sitting at a Table With a Leaking Fountain Pen Paper Statement on Card "This Will Be a Short One" This Card was Part of a Collection Was Individually Kept in a Photo Album Inside of Card is Blank Inside I Believe the Cat Image is a Siamese Cat But Not Sure Not Sure of The Year of This Card May Be 1950's or 60's Back of Card Has Gibson Letter-ettes Insignia # 2570-3 Pre-Owned in Excellent Condition. This card was part of a collection and was individually kept in a photo album. Please look at all the pictures thoroughly and read description before you decide to purchase this item The item you see in the pictures above is the actual item you will receive Please read our Store Policy Page located at the Link Above and Ask All Questions Before you Purchase Any item from our Store Please see our Policy Page for our full Refund Description We want you to be happy with all aspects of your shopping experience. Please e-mail with any questions you may have and we will be happy to help Please Note: We are a non-smoking household. All of our items are from either a consignment store, estate sale or store overstock locations. We have no knowledge of the type of conditions these items have been exposed to. We cannot guarantee if the item we are selling was exposed to smokers or any household that smoking has occurred. If you are sensitive to smoke or other fragrant smells, please take this into consideration before you decide to purchase any item from our store Please Note Our Description is solely Based on the Consignee?s Own Words