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The First Valentine CardA prisoner called Valentine is historically thought to have sent the first Valentine letter - read about him. The oldest surviving handmade Valentine card is on display in the British Museum. Buy two romantic Bath Spa Lights for under £7. In the 1840s the first batch of commercially produced Valentine Day cards were made by American Esther A. Howland from scraps (colourful pictures), ribbons and lace. The oldest surviving Valentine poem was written by Charles the Duke of Orleans. He wrote it in 1425 to his wife during his imprisonment in the Tower of London after being captured at the Battle of Agincourt. It is kept at the British Library in London, England, UK. The first recorded Valentine letter sent by a member of the Royal Family was from King Henry V to Catherine of Valois. It was composed by a writer called John Lydgate. More St Valentine trivia questions. Automatically Add Uttertrivia To Your Favourites Folder - Bookmark Us. 
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