Description

Capture a piece of early 20th-century Americana with this rare Iowa “State Flower Girl” postcard, featuring the state’s emblematic wild rose in a stunning Art Nouveau-style illustration. The elegantly dressed lady is adorned with blossoms and framed by the official Iowa State Seal in gold, symbolizing the state’s pride and heritage.

This collectible postcard dates back to the early 1900s, with a March 11, 1911 postmark from Ottumwa, Iowa, and a green 1¢ Benjamin Franklin stamp on the reverse. These “State Flower Girl” cards were part of a popular series celebrating each U.S. state through beautiful floral and symbolic representations, making them highly sought-after by both postcard and state memorabilia collectors.

The vibrant color lithography, embossed detailing, and historical charm make this a standout for collectors of state-themed postcards, floral art ephemera, and Edwardian-era collectibles. Perfect for framing, gifting to an Iowa history enthusiast, or preserving as part of a rare state postcard series collection.