The one on the right has a little envelope that says forget me not with a little calling card inside!
I'm linking up for Rednesday at http://suelovescherries.blogspot.com/2011/03/rednesday-rusty-relics.html
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Merry Christmas!
10 hours ago
Interesting how many of them have hands included in the design.
ReplyDeleteWowsers, that is a stunning collection! They're all so beautiful and the detail is gorgeous! Oh the good old days:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection!! I have a few myself and I just love them!!
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Debbie
I love them. It’s funny-I thought calling cards were a newer idea. Evidently not. These are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful calling cards!!
ReplyDeleteWhy have I never thought of calling cards? I've heard them mentioned in books and dramas, but I've never seen them and never even considered how they looked. Aren't they pretty? And your collection is wonderful. Thank you for opening my eyes to something I really should have realised existed. xx
ReplyDeleteWow, they are awesome! What is it about such things that get our hearts pumping?? Happy Rednesday.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful collection. My grandmother had an album of them and I have no idea what happened to it. Sad, because I would have treasured it.
ReplyDeleteCarol
People were so civilized back then, weren't they? You have a fabulous collection, and they're all just beautiful!
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Carol
You have quite an extensive collection of those cards. I have not seen so many and different at one place. Great way to collect. Does not take a lot of room to keep.
ReplyDeleteHow did I miss this wonderful post? I was going back through Rednesdays looking for something and realized I overlooked this! I'm glad I found it - these calling cards are so beeeautiful! I hope you keep these out so you can look at them all the time. My favorite is the one with the red border (of course!).
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