![Two children (a boy and a girl) in 1910-era clothing face a line of turkeys carrying individual letters for the word "Thanksgiving". On the front of the card, code T-17 and copyright symbol with a N in a triangle (stands for E. Nash) appears. Embossed](https://i0.wp.com/www.unwrittenhistories.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/arts-pc-165.jpg?resize=676%2C433)
“Thanksgiving — Here they come! Let’s give ’em a great welcome.” 1910. Toronto Reference Library. Public Domain.
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Hallowe’en greetings (1900). Toronto Public Library, Special Collections OSB-CARDS-N-148 CC by 2.0
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