This Valentine is interesting to me because it's printed on very thin, very glossy paper.
And yet it's a foldover type of card, so I'm really kind of impressed it has lasted all these years!
Seventy years, to be exact! And it's to Dennis Lee from Grandpa + Grandma Gimdars. I love it! And I also love finding Valentine's cards with the date written on them!
So if you win this pack of teacup notecards and hand one to a friend, you might want to consider writing the date on there so future collectors will know how old it is! For a chance to win, just leave an "Enter me" between now and 7 a.m. EST tomorrow. Good luck!
This Valentine is interesting to me because it's printed on very thin, very glossy paper.
And yet it's a foldover type of card, so I'm really kind of impressed it has lasted all these years!
Seventy years, to be exact! And it's to Dennis Lee from Grandpa + Grandma Gimdars. I love it! And I also love finding Valentine's cards with the date written on them!
So if you win this pack of teacup notecards and hand one to a friend, you might want to consider writing the date on there so future collectors will know how old it is! For a chance to win, just leave an "Enter me" between now and 7 a.m. EST tomorrow. Good luck!
I love vintage valentine's and I've collected a bunch over the years!
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Enter me! I love the note cards.
ReplyDeleteHi Angela
ReplyDeleteIt's funny you should suggest to put the date on cards, my parents always did this - maybe it was a generation thing? I thought it was kind of tacky but now, if someone 60 or 70 years from now thinks our cards are cute, the date would help establish a time frame.
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Judith
I've always dated my cards ... and I dearly love notecards, too!! Enter me, please! :)
ReplyDeletePlease do enter me in this one! I have been wanting some teacup cards and wishing I'd bought some the last time my cousin and I went to tea in Chattanooga. Hugs...
ReplyDeleteYour sweet collection of Valentine's brings a smile to my face every morning!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely old card. I love this. Please enter me.
ReplyDeleteRiet
I love your vintage valentines! Every year you show us new ones. So cool! Enter me please.
ReplyDelete~Donna~
So cute! Please enter me!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jill
Dates on cards are great. I've been hit and miss at doing that, but you are so right.... years down the road it makes a difference.
ReplyDeleteLove the note cards. Please enter me!
My MIL always dates everything. So now I do.
ReplyDeleteI was told recently my nieces always save my cards. Made my day hearing that.
Please enter me, thank you so much!
Rnter me please! Those are so cute! And great idea for the future vintage items!
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cute notecards. I enjoy corresponding the old-fashioned way-by hand :-)
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ReplyDeleteCute cards! I should be better at dating cards!
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ReplyDeletePretty notecards! Enter me please. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHello Angela,
ReplyDeleteI love that card and to be in such good shape at 70 years old...that's amazing! Hope you're having a fun 'Valentine's Week!' Please enter me,
Joanie
Thank you for entering me!
ReplyDeleteKaren
this vintage Valentine's card looks so adorable, and it's good to know the timeframe
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Louis
pumuckler {at} gmail {dot} com
enter me, please. I promise I will write the date on my notes.
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