Vintage Victorian Christmas Card with Angels on Moon

What exactly is happening on that crescent moon that requires two barefoot angels and an entire evergreen tree? Apparently the larger cherub has decided it's her job to deliver a Christmas tree via celestial transportation, trailing red ribbons like she just escaped from a holiday gift-wrapping accident. The smaller flower-crowned cherub — rosy-cheeked and wielding a tambourine with the dead-eyed confidence of someone who has absolutely done this before — stares out at the viewer like she knows something you don't. Together they float in a star-scattered teal void, spreading yuletide joy via the time-honored Victorian tradition of depicting winged children in precarious celestial situations and calling it charming. The whole scene radiates the specific energy of 'this was considered wholesome in 1905.'