It made me think about the lost art of writing letters via snail mail. Yes... I know it's more green, but in the world of facebook, email, and texting our communication has totally evolved. There is something sincere and magical about getting a hand written letter. These days you're lucky to get a handwritten invitation. Call me old fashioned, but words are conveyed so differently when you imagine that person physically writing those words to you with their own hand and not by pressing a few mechanical keys. Anyways that's my complex thought of the day. Now lets get on with the finds...
These finds are from an estate sale...
That's some serious electric orange - I just love Hallmark- new or Vintage - you can't go wrong...
What a cute baby graphic! I found a whole pack of these- unused. Makes me almost forget about pregnancy nausea.....NOT.
Over-sized card about 8 x 11... I think this would be great framed.
Coaster please...
A box of random coasters! |
All packaged vintage invites from Fanfare.
Bridge anyone? Bridge Tally Cards.
Some miniatures that called out to me. Rabbit's cleverly crafted out of smooth stones and a bronze mommy with her baby ducks. This gives new meaning to ski-bunny- hee hee.
And my favorite of the trip... An awesome smock labeled design house- and look who I found inside!- priceless :)
Most items (cute kid not included) to be up on shop soon!
I will be linking this post to Thrift Share Monday, Flea Market Finds, and Thrifty Love.
Wow what great items. Those coasters are pretty and I love that first hallmark invite. What fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks much for linking at Cap Creations and may you have a great week!
These are definitely some great finds! I love vintage stationary!
ReplyDeleteThose cards are all so pretty! XO
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with your thoughts on letter writing! The paper coasters are so adorable. I always pick them up when I run across them.
ReplyDeleteI'm always looking for vintage cards like that too - you found some sweet ones!
ReplyDeleteThat card with the bright orange is so much fun! I couldn't agree more with how much communication has evolved. Although with all of the acronyms that are being used it seems like we're regressing back to age of glyphs and codes!
ReplyDeleteThat's so true, it is like we are regressing back to glyphs and codes!
DeleteI'm a sucker for vintage cards, and love all of these. Especially the first one!
ReplyDeleteI love paper and have a hard time passing it up or passing it on. Your finds are fantastic. It is so true about the written word. Also, I still love reading a real newspaper, a real magazine, or a real book - something about feeling the paper on the fingers is just right!
ReplyDeleteI agree, I prefer reading a magazine or newspaper I can hold over any nook.
DeleteThe cards a beautiful, and the smock is just precious. Kid too! ~Trudy http://thriftscore42.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThanks she is "my precious" heehee.
DeleteFollowed over from Apron Thrifty Girl :) Great finds!! I love old stationary and cards - the colors are so amazing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stoppin by, Happy week!
DeleteOmg, your little one and that smock... SO CUTE!
ReplyDeleteI nominated you for a Versatile Blogger award, please come by and check it out when you have time. :)
Yup that's my mini me :)
DeleteWOW! Thanks I am so humbled by being nominated- thanks I am gonna check it out. thanks for making me smile today ;)
I always love vintage paper goods too, and you found some goodies! Those invitations are awesome. Love that sweet brass ducky too. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the ephemera!!! So great!
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