These have been in the reference box for quite a while - a collection of vintage Christmas cards from 1960 onwards.
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I bought them from a boot sale all taped into a scrapbook. There a quite a few more, but these are the best ones. My favourite is the robin, which I think was some kind of charity card designed by a child called, Marian.
The amount of detail is fantastic - many of them have foil blocking, glitter or embossing and are folded in an unusual way with print also on the inner.
A festive #29 - Vintage Christmas Cards, 1960 onwards
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