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I’m not sure where the need came from for these turn-of-the-century French photographic postcards to exhibit a blank “menu” possibility to the recipient. Maybe it was a dinner invitation, or perhaps it was just a card poking fun at fun. I really don’t know–perhaps someone will be able to put one of these to use for their next dinner party?
All are from the charming Fantaisies Bergeret site, here.
