Easter Greetingswith vintage postcards
Easter greetings in the past were commonly passed on through vintage postcards. Check out some of ours here on this page.
For those of you who celebrate Easter, we have some great vintage Easter postcards to share with you. And for those who don't, hey, it's still worth a quick look, don't you think?
All of our antique postcards came from our private collection of "family postcards". These cards are mostly 100 years old and still in very good condition. "Click" on Postcard Condition for more information. Need more? "Click" Postcard Guidelines and Postcard History for even more postcard information.
There were many styles from which, one could choose. We have several dozen in our small collection. And we would like to share some of them with you...
For example, doesn't that rooster (above) look a little angry? Is that any way to say Easter Greeting? Of course, cute baby bunny's...always works! But, what are little children doing up in a birds nest? Really? We kind of , get the "giant egg" thing, uh maybe...
More bunny's...in an egg?
Another "ticked-off" rooster, chasing a little girl...
Finally! A normal postcard! Baby chicks and children, can't go wrong here.
Okay, the Easter Tide card is a little different, a lot of images going on here...a little unusual, don't you think?
Random thoughts....
Easter greetings are still passsed on through cards today, (albeit, they are normally greeting cards vs postcards). It is a long standing tradition that will probably remain long standing (albeit, probably via emails and internet greeting cards). So, take a good look at these vintage Easter postcards. They started it all.
Our Advice? None really. Just be selective when you are ready to purchase. Follow the basic rules: Pick a good clean card, without folds, bends or tears. Avoid stained and soiled cards. Look for crisp clean edges. And above all, pick one that you like. There are far too many to choose from to settle for anything less! Wait a minute...is that a all-white turkey? Whaaaaat? Return from Easter Greetings to Postcards |
