This card is postmarked in 摂津大阪 (Settsu Osaka) on December 11, 1891, and is written in pencil. The return address is listed as 大阪久宝寺 (Osaka Kyūhōji), likely referring to a temple in the area. The sender’s name appears to be 糸谷表 (Itotani Omote or Itoya Hyō), though the reading is uncertain. From what we can decipher, the message follows the typical format of many postal cards from this period, featuring generic exchanges of thanks, greetings, and wishes for good health. Despite efforts to find more information, no significant details about 糸谷表 have surfaced in online searches.
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