This artist drawn greeting card was issued by the National Savings Committee in, I think the 1950s (could possibly be late 1940s).  It is unused but is designed to have National Savings stamps affixed to the inside.  The artist drawn image on the front depicts a rural scene with sun shining through the clouds - it is titled "Silver Lining" and is by Rowland Hilder.  The card measures 12.1cm x 11cm and opens out to double the width.  

The card is in a very good minus condition.  General edge, fold end and corner rubs, the odd tiny mark to front panel, some light indentations at top of spine and all the way down rear of spine, light rubbing along spine, tiny crease at bottom of spine, a hint of browning and some tiny marks to rear panel, light bend at top and bottom edges, the odd tiny mark and fleck to inside of card.  Please check scans carefully as they help with the condition too.

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