I bought my first Vintage Card Wednesday a 1913 Thanksgiving Card. Tammy C. got me started on collecting Vintage Cards about a month ago and I love them. Thank you FarmSister. It is wonderful collecting other folks memories but what about ours now? I have been collecting cards that I have received over the years to put in a scrapbook for my family one day. Son, Grandchildren, Nieces whoever I was close to that might enjoy them. I was adopted at a very young age so I do not have anything from my past so, I collect others memories and make my own for my family now and future family one day. I can just hear my future granddaughter/son one day saying "look at all Grandma's cards she collected over the years, aren't they wonderful!" As one day my collection will be "Vintage" and I will be able to share my family memories. I just thought we should start a separate thread for our Vintage Card Memories, as they have been the talk of the forum for quite awhile now. Let's see your Memories. Farmgirl Hugs, Debbie
debbie- very pretty! i have some wonderful cards from my own childhood- my grandmother and great aunts at Easter etc! i think that the art work was so special--that's what i love about my old old children's books from the 1920's and 30's ...won't part with them!
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Oh Margo, how wonderful for you that you have Vintage Cards from your own childhood what treasures for you. Yes, this was a lovely Thanksgiving Card, I was fortunate that the girls I were shopping with were not interested. You girls should see some of the sweet ones Tammy C. has sent me, I look at them over and over. Farmgirl Hugs, Debbie