Grant Family 1925 Christmas card

For When the One Great Scorer

With Every Good Wish for a Happy Christmas and a Bright and Prosperous New Year from Alderman & Mrs W. H. Grant
Foleshill House. Great Heath, Coventry.		Xmas, 1925.

Printed on inside of card cover:-

WE live in deeds, not years;
       In thoughts, not breaths;
In feelings, not in figures on a
  -   -   dial:
We should count time by heart
  -   -   throbs;
He most lives who thinks most,
  -   -   feels the noblest, acts the
  -   -   best.
                                    - P. S. Bailey.

For when the one
Great Scorer
comes to write
against your name

He writes not that
you won or lost
but how you
PLAYED the Game.

card (when closed):
cm wide by cm deep

silk:
cm wide by cm deep

This 1925 Christmas card comprises a folded card, with the Christmas and New Year's greeting printed on the front cover. Alderman & Mrs Grant's name is also printed on the front cover.
Inside to card, there is a motto printed on the left hand leaf, with the silk glued to the right hand leaf. Inspirational words of FOR WHEN THE GREAT SCORER are woven onto the silk. The rear cover is plain.
There is also a second 1925 Grant Family Christmas card, titled Thinking {recorded as gc853-fcc}.

The card is from Alderman & Mrs W.H. Grant, the same address used on all their Christmas cards from 1921 until 1930.

Reference Number:-	Godden Number:-	Sprake Number:-	Radley Number:-
gc 803-fcc	not recorded	No Postcards listed by Sprake	not listed


Size:	card (when closed): cm wide by cm deep silk: cm wide by cm deep
Comments:	This 1925 Christmas card comprises a folded card, with the Christmas and New Year's greeting printed on the front cover. Alderman & Mrs Grant's name is also printed on the front cover. Inside to card, there is a motto printed on the left hand leaf, with the silk glued to the right hand leaf. Inspirational words of FOR WHEN THE GREAT SCORER are woven onto the silk. The rear cover is plain. There is also a second 1925 Grant Family Christmas card, titled Thinking {recorded as gc853-fcc}. The card is from Alderman & Mrs W.H. Grant, the same address used on all their Christmas cards from 1921 until 1930.