Vintage greeting cards- you already know I love them! All different kinds from different times with different subjects. Today's subject: Cats! This large card, below, is part of a boxed set. I had some of these in the early 70's, and I found more on eBay recently. I think they would be so cute framed and hanging in a nursery:
I love this one with the "rhinestone" eyes so much that I don't think I'll ever send it to anyone!
This one is simply adorable:
I am always tickled to find one with a little plastic adornment like this one with the dustpan!
Again - just cute:
I had to include this one. sorry the envelope is so yucky, but I thought it was rather unusual with the envelope the same shape as the card. It was given to my mother-in-law, probably in the 60's, I'm guessing. I've never seen one like this before:
The inside is imprinted with "Everything was wonderful, Thanks!", and then signed The gals of Phi Gamma, Modesto.
I love this one with the "rhinestone" eyes so much that I don't think I'll ever send it to anyone!
This one is simply adorable:
I am always tickled to find one with a little plastic adornment like this one with the dustpan!
Again - just cute:
I had to include this one. sorry the envelope is so yucky, but I thought it was rather unusual with the envelope the same shape as the card. It was given to my mother-in-law, probably in the 60's, I'm guessing. I've never seen one like this before:
The inside is imprinted with "Everything was wonderful, Thanks!", and then signed The gals of Phi Gamma, Modesto.
Thanks for showing your vintage cards. There's not much we like better than vintage greeting cards. The one's with cats are so cute. Twyla
ReplyDeleteThat siamese cat has the skiniest tail! Love T
ReplyDeletewell you KNOW heidi how i am about cat cards. i have to mention one of my faves lowell herrero - although his cards aren't vintage - i love is 'portraits' of real live felines that are/were part of someones family.
ReplyDeleteCute, Cute, CUTE!!! These are just wonderful. I love cats too and my mom is a crazy cat lady! I used to live in the Oroville foothills, in a big ol' log house . . . it was fun to find your blog. Moved to Oregon 3 years ago and love it! I had twin great aunts whose names were Sierra and Nevada. They were born in Grass Valley in 1898. Anyhow . . nice to visit your blog!
ReplyDeletelisa - two aunts named sierra and nevada? wowee - that is a first for me in the name department and that is saying something. i am glad you found heidis blog too!
ReplyDeleteAwwwww.... I like the white kitty!
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