Antique Victorian Valentines Day Card - Die-Cut Lace, Flowers, Prosperity, Pop-Up

This is an antique Victorian die-cut Valentine's Day card, likely from the mid-to-late 1800s.

The design includes floral motifs, multi layer pop-up, and silver accents, intricate designs and ornate paper lace and die-cut elements.

The text visible inside says "Prosperity"

It utilizes intricate die-cut paper lace, silver gilt accents, and embossed edges.
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"WORDS cannot picture the joys I would send thee, Language is faint fondest blessings to shy: Oh, may the future true happiness send thee, Blossoms of beauty be twining thy way."

it is 8x6