Little boy riding pennyfarthing bicycle on a birthday card
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Little boy riding pennyfarthing bicycle on a birthday card
Little boy riding a pennyfarthing bicycle on a birthday card. The wheels are made from two oval eggs. Date: circa 1890s
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Celebrate a special birthday with a touch of Victorian charm! This delightful image features a little boy proudly riding a penny-farthing bicycle, a popular mode of transport during the late 1800s. Dressed in a blue summer suit and a white hat adorned with red shells, the young boy exudes excitement and determination as he navigates the egg-shaped wheels of his red metal frame bicycle. The penny-farthing, also known as a high wheeler, was a symbol of progress and freedom during this era. Its large front wheel and small rear wheel provided a smoother ride than earlier designs, making it a status symbol for the affluent. This charming vintage illustration, circa 1890s, is a perfect addition to a birthday card, evoking memories of a simpler time and the joy of childhood. The intricate details of the boy's attire, the bicycle, and the natural surroundings make this image a true treasure for history enthusiasts and collectors.
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