Vintage Christmas Cards Vol. 5

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In my Christmas decor post from this year, I noted that I had added more to my vintage Christmas cards collection. And as has been tradition (with a few exceptions) I’m bringing you another installment in sharing a sampling from my vintage Christmas card collection, including newly added ones! A special shout out to NeatoKeen on Etsy for some of these!

This year I’ve included an elusive inside scan of one of the cards, because it featured a unique pull out item!

Santa waves from the engine of a train painted in red and green, with a wreath at the front, script reads "Merry Christmas"

A reindeer wearing a Santa hat says "Hi!" via a small sign hanging from its antlers with a background of a snowy forest.

A family rides a red streetcar with a deer at the helm, across the top it reads "Merry Christmas" and across the middle of the car it reads "From the FIVE of Us!"

Santa holds a newspaper that reads "EXTRA Merry Christmas"

Inside, script reads "Hold the presses..." and a small newspaper pulls out of a printing press roller and reads "Websters reveal yuletide message to waiting world"

A blonde wearing a long red dress hangs a wreath on a white door.

Santa peeks out of the fireplace with a black cat staring at him.

A stocking featuring an old fashioned stove on it holds candy and holly.

A brunette with a ponytail wearing a pink dress places a star on a small Christmas tree. Text at the top reads "It's Christmas"

A small grey kitten wears a tall zig-zag shaped Santa hat.

A Christmas tree features ornaments of various shapes, including birds. Scrip across the top reads "A Merry Christmas"

The cards make for lovely decor, either sitting on a shelf, or in the “laundry line” banner style that I string around the home. You can see how I did them in my Christmas decor post. Want to do it yourself? You can find these mini clothes pins on Amazon, or Michael’s. I use the ones that are about one inch in length.

If you’d like to look at other vintage Christmas card posts, including a look at my collection of vintage California Christmas postcards, click here!

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2 comments on “Vintage Christmas Cards Vol. 5”

  2. I love seeing these designs. I actually remembered my family getting some of these at Christmas so very long ago. Thanks for sharing!

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