For show and tell today, I want to show a few more of the vintage Christmas cards from my collection.
I love this one with the snowy outdoor tree and the carolers singing around it.
The flickering candle flames have such an old vintage look!
What a welcoming look this open door has as the viewer peeks into the lighted room beyond.
This patriotic red, white and blue card must surely have been produced in wartime.
This card with its red mailbox is not as old as some of the others -- probably from the early 1960s -- but it is a favorite of mine. It reminds me of my childhood and how much fun it always was to bring in the mail during the Christmas season.
This scene of the family dragging home the Christmas tree through a snowy village is such fun. I love the smoke curling from the village chimneys.
Lastly for today, here is a cheery card featuring a December calendar. How glad I am that its date is not correct!
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Your cards are beautiful! Thanks for sharing! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteI love those old type cards. Thank you for showing them. I remember my mom had some like those.
ReplyDeleteI love these vintage cards. Vintage...I must be vintage too ha/ha- I so remember our family getting cards like these when we were growing up:)
ReplyDeleteThey are simple and beautiful-reminds me of Norman Rockwell art. Thanks for showing these to us!
Have a lovely day.
Linda C
Those vintage cards are great! I always love the art work on them.
ReplyDeleteManuela
We are on the same wave length this week. I posted vintage Christmas cards on my blog this week too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
p.s. Still praying.
Blessings
Linda
Your collection is beautiful. What a wonderful item to collect.
ReplyDeleteOHHHH, so beautiful!!! Thank you fo sharing this, I so enjoyed the pictures.
ReplyDeleteJulieann
I love your cards too.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the cards. i like to go to antique shops and look at things of days gone by. And its free.
ReplyDeleteOh nice collection, I love old paper things too. Thanks for sharing, fun to see. I am jealous too, New England. I dream of visiting there at least!
ReplyDeleteLinda
I love the cards. Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteElizabeth
Oh my goodness! I just love these old cards. Each one seems to have such feeling to it. I think there was better artwork and more heart in them.
ReplyDeleteNancy
Those cards bring back memories. Very pretty,
ReplyDeleteI think I like the doorway one the best, but it is difficult to choose!! It is surely fun to look at old cards, thanks for sharing them with us!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE old cards -- and you have kept these so nice!
ReplyDeleteI wish I'd kept my cards! I did so for years and years,and a few years ago out they went, I do not know what go into me!lol love yours. Don't do what I did!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a nice group of people around my kitchen table! It is so nice to have you all visiting! I am so glad you enjoyed looking at some of my vintage Christmas cards. I may share a few more in the coming days, since I still have a few more I haven't shown yet.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, and please visit any time!
God bless,
Mrs.T