This 1909 Christmas card features orange blossoms around a snowy winter scene. Perhaps the hint is to get away on a vacation to warmer climates for the holidays!
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Currier & Ives 1876 Merry Christmas Lithograph
The famous firm of Currier & Ives produced this as a black and white lithograph for Christmas in 1876. Vintage American has added the color in the spirit of the hand-coloring of the lithography of those days and reprinted it, to create this beautiful Christmas card and other Christmas gifts from this image.
Santa Visits on Christmas Eve Postcard
This charming old-fashioned postcard shows Santa Claus in front of the chimney and a roaring fire on Christmas Eve. The mantel is decorated with holly, a wreath, and stockings hung with care. Two little children have fallen asleep next to the fireplace while reading, most probably, “The Night Before Christmas,” (as we all did) while […]
50s Girl Christmas Postcard
Very retro, this bright red Christmas postcard shows a 1950s girl holding a Christmas wreath behind her back. With feet apart and facing away, she seems to be contemplating something “Christmassy”. The postcard is studded with stars around our 50s girl, making it a great holiday image. This seems to be the most popular Christmas […]
Christmas Angel With Deer Postcard
This beautiful vintage Christmas postcard shows a Christmas Angel with a little deer bringing gifts on Christmas Eve. The two are peering into a brightly lit window while the Angel holds a bag of goods and a little Christmas tree; the deer is saddled with a pack of Christmas presents. This is a charming and […]
Christmas Caroling Kids Vintage Postcard
The original postcard is from the 1800s, showing three charming children singing Christmas Carols as if in a Christmas show at school. Remember those days?
Currier and Ives Lithograph – A Spill Out on the Snow
This very funny Currier and Ives lithograph called A Spill Out on the Snow shows that even in the 1800s, there were traffic jams. These lively sleighing country neighbors are taking the turn just a little too quickly, causing the “spill out” on the snow. This lithograph, A Spill Out on the Snow is also […]