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The New York Public Library has posted a treasure trove of Vintage Easter Cards online. Think Easter Eggs, Easter Bunnies, Easter Baskets, Pussywillows, Ribbons, and Little Chicks... they have them all.
Victorian, embossed, hand-embellished, their collection of nearly 300 cards is a wonder. They are all printable and downloadable.
So there you have it. About 300 more reasons to Love our Libraries.
Happy Easter, Everyone!
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I was starting to look for Easter 2011 card ideas and saw your beautiful picture. I think I will upload a suitable picture and use it for when I mail out all my Easter Cards through SendOutCards, all from my computer. www.sendoutcards.com/b2b
Posted by: Ira S. | Sunday, February 20, 2011 at 12:36 AM