Victorian Valentine Greeting Card with Woman and Cupid in Red Heart

The Cupid figure is rendered at an oddly diminished scale compared to the adult woman, creating an unsettling proportional relationship as they kiss directly on the lips inside a giant red heart—which is apparently just fine and normal in 1908, no notes, no concerns, just pure Victorian wholesomeness. The composition is absolutely smothered in pink and white blossoms, a blue ribbon bow, and what appears to be a quiver of arrows clutched between them, because when you think romance, weaponry is naturally the first thing that comes to mind. The printed verse at the bottom earnestly declares that 'Time with its ravishes impart / No fusion to its ectacy,' which is doing its absolute best with the concept of spelling, and the whole thing is copyright P. Sander, who apparently looked at this and thought: yes, this is my legacy.