This vintage Easter postcard shows a group of little Easter chicks just hatching out of their egg and looking out to their ride in a brightly painted blue wagon. The wagon is being pulled by one industrious chick and driven... View Full Postcard →
This vintage Easter postcard shows a discarded shoe out in the yard overgrown with flowers and little Easter Chicks using it to play in. Mom and Dad chicken look on. The tradition of the Easter Bunny and the colored Easter... View Full Postcard →
Easter Bunny Baseball!! What a great idea! This very cute vintage postcard has our bunny batter up to bat in a red, white, and blue All-American baseball uniform. Another bunny is the catcher and a feisty Rooster, the pitcher. The... View Full Postcard →
This vintage postcard from the early 1900s shows beautiful Easter Flowers with Dogwood flowers around the border and the printed greeting “An Easter Remembrance”. The Dogwood blossom is known to be flower of Christ and many vintage Easter postcards of... View Full Postcard →
This beautiful vintage postcard of Easter Roses from the early 1900s would be sent as an Easter card with the printed greeting “An Easter Remembrance” in that era. The Dogwood blossom is known to be flower of Christ because there... View Full Postcard →
This adorable vintage postcard shows baby chicks rowing across water in a little boat. Their boat contains eggs wrapped in ribbon with a chicken as the front carving on the boat – it’s a chicken boat! This Easter postcard has... View Full Postcard →
This Easter Christian, vintage postcard shows The Cross of Jesus Christ in blue Dogwood flowers. There is a quaint farm in the background surounded by meadow, flowering trees, and purple mountains behind. All suggesting Spring! The Dogwood blossom is known... View Full Postcard →
This vintage Christian, Easter postcard from 1908 shows The Cross of Jesus Christ as The Tree of Life, with a path or stream to show the way and a crown of violets representing the crown of thorns. The Biblical verse... View Full Postcard →
