Photographer and Author of "Thanks to Her"
$4.00
Snapshot, 1920s
In 1920, the suffrage movement finally prevailed and American women won the right to vote, as specified in the 19th Amendment to the Constitution. The new law’s effect was invigorating. It ushered in a decade of freethinking, free-spirited behavior on the part of young females, many of whom rejected the old-school Victorian values of their elders.
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Printed on high-quality matte cardstock, this 4.25″ x 5.5″ card is blank on the inside.
Historical information shown above is printed on the back of the card.
Includes matching envelope and clear protective sleeve for mailing.
(“Thanks to Her” watermark does not appear on the front of the printed cards.)