This vintage postcard showcases a beautiful collage of Ohio wildflowers, featuring nine distinct blossoms including Common Burdock, Evening Primrose, Common Milkweed, Canada Goldenrod, Bouncing Bet, Wild Carrot, Spotted Knapweed, Common Cat-tail, and Black-eyed Susan. The images are vibrant and detailed, captured by photographer John Penrod, highlighting the natural beauty and diversity of Ohio’s native flora. Produced by Penrod/Hiawatha Co. of Berlin Center, Michigan, this postcard is printed in the USA and carries a classic design with a green border and clear labeling of each flower species. Ideal for collectors of botanical postcards or nature enthusiasts, it offers a charming glimpse into the flora of the Ohio region with a timeless photographic style.
4 6″ used tile. Excellent shape. Artist/maker is unknown. I searched endlessly to find the company but no luck with any answers. They are 100% handmade in Italy, and hand painted with styles like Picasso, folk, and whimsical. Mid-late 20th century era, and most likely was made in the areas of Campania(vietri/Amalie area), Tuscany or similar areas.
