A charming and vibrantly coloured postcard capturing a romanticised scene from the Gudbrandsdalen valley in Norway. The illustration features a young boy and girl dressed in beautiful, detailed traditional Norwegian folk costumes, known as 'Bunad'. The boy, in his red hat and tan coat, is shown watering a colourful flowerbed while the girl, in an intricately embroidered dark dress, stands proudly with her hands on her hips.

This card is part of the 'Norske Bunadkort' (Norwegian Bunad Cards) series, identified as 'Serie Nr. 14' on the reverse. These series were popular souvenirs, celebrating Norway's rich cultural heritage and regional identities through its national dress. The art style is typical of the mid-20th century, offering a nostalgic glimpse into how Norwegian culture was presented to locals and tourists alike.

In excellent, unwritten and unposted condition, this postcard's colours remain bright and fresh. It is a wonderful find for any collector interested in traditional costume, Scandinavian history, or the simple charm of vintage postcard art.

• Era: Circa 1940s
• Dating: Mid-20th century, c.1930-1950, based on the offset-litho printing style and the standard divided back format.
• Origin: Norway
• Subject: Children in Norwegian Bunad folk costume, Gudbrandsdalen
• Condition: Very good; corners appear sharp with minimal wear, clean front and back, unused.
• Collectibility: Postcards featuring traditional national dress (Bunad) are highly collectible. The specific regional attribution to Gudbrandsdalen and the charming artwork make this a very desirable card for collectors of Scandinavian culture or costume.

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