Yes, I'll Remember Thee, c. 1840s Paper Lace Valentine with Mirror and Handwritten Verse Inside ink drawing with collage Sent by a Dieterich to

Sent by a Dieterich to an Elizabeth Burmann in 1910

which sold me on their covers alone: "Chess Problems

1 5/8" long and in excellent condition

with yellow clay exposed on the bottom

a good old utilitarian steel LEFT sign

Yes, I'll Remember Thee, c. 1840s Paper Lace Valentine with Mirror and Handwritten Verse Inside ink drawing with collage Sent by a Dieterich toI've found exactly one other antique paper lace valentine with a mirror of this sort, c. 1840s, here with mirror bordered in wreath of hand colored die cut flowers. And here with a silver die cut ribbon just above it, which looks quite a lot in form like ribbon tied hair wreath memento of the era. I'm just a sucker for these, such pretty and delicate things delivering sweet sentiments. And here a pasted verse on the front and then a handwritten one