Victorian Christmas Angel Die-Cut Greeting Card with Bell

With an expression less 'divine messenger' and more 'I've been assigned to ring this thing and I have questions,' this rosy-cheeked child-angel wears a floor-length white coat, teal hat, and little boots like she's about to ask for the manager at the North Pole while gripping a pole with one hand and gazing upward at a snow-dusted wooden bell tower housing a single gold bell. Her white wings are enormous and impractical, crammed into the narrow wooden structure beside a snow-dusted evergreen, which raises the obvious theological question: what kind of budget operation is Heaven running where the angels have to do manual bell labor in winter outerwear? Victorian Christmas card designers were apparently very concerned that children understand angels suffer too.