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$6 USDAntique International Art Co. Holly & Berry Scenic Christmas Post Card
Home Decor:Vintage Post Cards:Christmas
Post marked St. Louis, MO in 1910 this embossed Holly & Berry "Christmas Greetings" picture postcard was published by the International Art Co. It is part of their Series No. 1051. A scenic view of a village snow scene is displayed within an oval window. The card is in very near Mint Condition as circulated. There are no bends, creases, or tears and the corners are in great condition. On close examination and the camera's magnification, a few scuffs to the scenic view can be noted. The card is ...
$12 USDVintage Patriotic Post Card Collection Book
Home Decor:Vintage Post Cards:Patriotic
A great wave of patriotism crossed America in 1976 as the United States celebrated its 200th Birthday. This set of 24 Historic Patriotic Postcards were published in 1976 and sold by the VFW (Veteran's of Foreign Wars) Women's Auxiliary in honor of the Bicentennial year. Most of the cards, however, are not specific to the Bicentennial. Some of the cards feature women in history who were actively involved in the making of our country as well as other historic scenes and items (a few examples are: ...
$5 USDEarly Two Layer Christmas Wishes Scenic Postcard
Home Decor:Vintage Post Cards:Christmas
This early 20th century postcard was made with a ribbon attachment. With the ribbon attachment the card was made with two layers so that the back does not reveal the ribbon leaving room for the full message. On the back, the card has a short "To" and "From" in calligraphy writing and was likely given as a gift or used as a gift tag. The oval scenic view is framed with the embossed shape of a Christmas Ball and decorated with Poinsettias and a Holly and Berry Swag. The addition of the purple ...
$5 USDEarly 1900's Nash Unused Thanksgiving Greetings Postcard ~ Being thankful for what we have ...
Home Decor:Vintage Post Cards:Thanksgiving
A timeless Thanksgiving Message! A reminder to be thankful. Copyrighted E. Nash and highlighted in gold, this embossed postcard is in Excellent unused condition. A woman at a spinning wheel and a verse titled "Lest We Forget" points back towards the first Thanksgiving of long ago, "of many comforts they did not know, Yet on Thanksgiving they were glad, For just the simple things they had." Perfect for your vintage Post Card Collection, for your use, or to frame and add to your decor.| Items 1 - 4 of 4 | Page 1 of 1 |
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