
Once again while my mum was searching through old family historical records, she came across some vintage greeting cards. Which of course I had to share with you all.
This first card is my favourite. It was given to a past family member in 1912! The raised forget-me-not flowers feel like some kind of fabric. It is a birthday card with the words inside, saying:-
Is not the flowers upon the card The lines that there appear. It is the sender's true regard that wishes the wish sincere.
Clifton Bingham

The second card is a Christmas card, dated 1920. There is no writing inside, but you can see it is from a family member in Balaklava, South Australia.
That's so cool! When Jack was born my Nanna and Poppa sent two cards, which look as old as I am. I'll have to remember to ask about them one day.
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