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| 1960 Valentines Card- Bunny Rabbit Typewriter |
Hello Everyone,
How is your Sunday going? I hope well. I'm just working on some projects and writing some blog posts for this coming week.
Today I thought it would be fun to share my annual round-up post of vintage valentines. For those of you who are new here, I collect vintage valentines. It started with my mom collecting vintage valentines, then I got a few and its become a hobby/tradition ever since. In past years I've shared my collection (you can see it here, here, and here) but usually I do some sort of round-up post from Etsy.
So for this year, I thought I would do a post all about critters (partly because they are the cutes vintage valentines)! I don't own any of the valentines featured in this post but I would love to get my hands on that bunny with the typewriter : )
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| Valentine Greeting Card with Adorable Grey Tabby Cat Setting Mousetrap with Cheese |
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| Vintage Unused Valentine Greeting Card with Robber or Thief Raccoon |
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| 1960 Valentines Card |
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| Valentine Greeting Card with Bear in Plaid Bow Tie Holding a Heart |
Do any of you guys collect vintage valentines?
xo Katie
Hi Katie,
ReplyDeleteI love ALL old cards ~ from any holiday. However, the Valentine ones are irresistible. I pick them up at g. sales & thrift shops any chance I get. I remember when I was in grade school (70's), we'd exchange them in our class. We'd make our "mail boxes" out of shoe boxes & decorate them to the hilt, then cut a little slit on top to put our Valentines in. Sure wish I'd saved them! Fun times.
Hi Mardell,
ReplyDeleteI agree, cards from any holiday are pretty darn amazing! Personally, I'm a huge fan and collector of vintage Easter cards.
I also remember making ''mail boxes'' out of shoe boxes. Thoses were the best days in class because you didn't have to do anything and you could sit around, read your Valentines and eat candy (lol).
Thanks for stopping by!