Painting the New Year red ca. 1910, by H.B. Griggs

This unused postcard is signed H.B.G., indicating the artist H.B. Griggs.

Here's what I found on the web about Griggs:

Designer of more than 500 postcards who worked for the firm of Leubrie & Elkus, NYC. The subjects are often for holidays,the style is influenced by Art Nouveau, and the artist signed as HBG.

The Roaring 20s

For everyone dressing up tonight, here's Dorothy Provine, the star of the TV show, The Roaring 20s (it ran from 1960-1962). It was one of my favorite shows. My sister Maria had this paper doll, which I bought years later at a convention. Most of the outfits are early 1960s, but these two flapper dresses were included in the set. Whitman, 1962 (in its own carrying-case folder).

A Merry Christmas

1926

Christmas Greetings and Good Wishes

ca. 1926

Remembrance and all Good Wishes

ca. 1926

Best Christmas Wishes

ca. 1926

Bunty cut out and colour wardrobe ca. 1980s

The flounces, the sporty looks, the pussycat bow...so 1980s! 

With Loving Christmas Wishes

A Tuck postcard, ca. 1880s. Artist: H. Dix Sandford. 

Christmas Again!

A lovely card found online here at a blog called Paint the Gown Red.