Victorian Birthday Greeting Card with Roses & Love Letter

The first thing that strikes you is the postmark stamp on the envelope depicted within the card — because apparently one layer of sentimentality wasn't enough, and this birthday card sent itself. The composition features an open envelope spilling forget-me-nots, surrounded by a frankly excessive quantity of roses in both pink and red, all framed by a brown geometric border that screams 'I raided a craft store in 1910.' The handwritten message — 'To Wish You Wish all You Yourself,' dated what appears to be May 16 — reads like someone had a stroke mid-sentiment, and whoever signed it from the bottom managed to make even their signature illegible, which, honestly, is the most relatable thing about this entire artifact.