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		The Cincinnati Butterfly Girl Code: OH0598 $0.00 This is the first time I've ever seen this particular 'butterfly girl' format, which makes her rare among rare. She was mailed from Cincinnati in 1907, and besides a really special dress and those antenna coming from her head, she features four views of Cincinnati in her wings. The captions are very faint, but I can make out three. From the lower left, clockwise, they are: the Country Club, the Conservatory of Music, Bethesda Hospital, and the lower right view eludes me, but it's something like "West House." Wonderful colors, and a very pretty, smiling girl. Quantity in Basket: none
		Greetings from Cincinnati Code: OH0599 $0.00 Lovely art nouveau "Greetings from Cincinnati," better known as the Cincinnati Butterfly Girl, postmarked 1912. She features the following four scenes inside her wings: Government Square, the intriguingly-titled Bear Pit, the Suspension Bridge, and Custom House & P.O.. Quantity in Basket: none
		The Ardmore Pansy Girl Code: OK0049 $0.00 I know I keep saying that these Pansy Girls and Butterfly Girls are rare, and yet I have a million of them. You'll just have to take my word for it. I recently showed my collection to a dealer of 40 years standing, and he was amazed, kept saying he had 'no idea' there were so many. Anyway, this is a fun, Art Nouveau image of a pretty girl's head in the middle of a pansy, surrounded by five views of Ardmore, postmarked 1908. The five views are: the Seven Hundred Ranch, Ardmore Rod and Gun Club House, Ardmore Rod and Gun Club Lake, Santa Fe Trail in Big Canyon, and the Carnegie Library. Quantity in Basket: none
		Holdenville Pansy Girl Code: OK1581 $0.00 Great example of the rare Holdenville "Pansy Girl," postmarked 1908. She features the following five scenes of Holdenville inside her petals: Cedar Street looking South, the Baptist Church, M. E. Church, School House, and First National Bank. Quantity in Basket: none
		Greetings from Norman Code: OK2398 $0.00 Rare, rare, rare Norman, Oklahoma "Butterfly Girl," postmarked 1912. Wonderful crisp image. She features the following four scenes inside her wings: the First National Bank Building, the Cleveland Co. Court House, Main Street, and the East Side School Building. Quantity in Basket: none
		Greetings from Okmulgee Code: OK3961 $0.00 Admit it, when you looked at our website you never imagined we'd have a view of Okmulgee, much less this wonderful and terrifically rare art nouveau Okmulgee "Pansy Girl," postmarked 1909. She features five scenes of Okmulgee inside her petals: the Council House, Residence of Chief Porter's Father, Okmulgee Creek Bridge, the Parkinson Hotel, and the Creek Orphan's Home. A must for any student of local history! Quantity in Basket: none
		Greetings from Sapulpa Code: OK4501 $0.00 Terrific and very rare "Greetings from Sapulpa," better known as the Sapulpa "Pansy Girl," postmarked 1908. A wonderful art nouveau image featuring five views of Sapulpa life: the St. James Hotel, the Frisco Y.M.C.A., the Farmers and Merchants Bank, the I.O.O.F. Building, and the High School Building. Quantity in Basket: none
		Tulsa "Pansy Girl" Code: OK4999 $0.00 Talk about RARE! This is the Tulsa "Pansy Girl," and she's the only one I've ever seen in 20+ years of collecting! Too fun! There are views of five Tulsa landmarks in the pansy petals. From 11 o'clock: Frisco Bridge and Wagon Bridge, Oil Pond Near Tulsa, High School, First National Bank Building, and First M.E. Church. This is circa 1910 or thereabouts. Quantity in Basket: none
		Philadelphia Pansy Girl Code: PA4999 $0.00 Terrific and oh, so rare "Greetings from Philadelphia" Pansy Girl, printed as an undivided back, but postmarked in April, 1907. Shows five beautiful views of Philadelphia: City Hall, Baptist Temple & Temple College, a Touring Car, the Sunken Gardens-Horticultural Hall-Fairmont Park, and the Liberty Bell. Quantity in Basket: none
		Pittsburgh Butterfly Girl Code: PA6001 $0.00 Wonderful 1907 version of the Pittsburgh Butterfly Girl, from the very famous and rare (!) Butterfly Girl series. Very art nouveau image features a lovely girl draped in a loose toga with four views of Pittsburgh on the butterfly's wings. From 2 o'clock they are Lock No. 1 Monogahela River, Entrance to Highland Park, Duquesne Furnaces, Carnegie Steel Co., and an unnamed view of what looks like a railroad terminal, or maybe a lovely old public building. Quantity in Basket: none

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