It’s out later than I would have preferred, but like the inevitability of New Year’s following Christmas, it is here. The full text of each
Category: cards
In Which I Undermine My Entire Premise
Loads of people are asking me that all important question this year: “Why are all these old cards so weird?” So many have asked, in
Overthinking Thanksgiving Town(e)
I’ve got three cards that seem like part of a longer story about “Thanksgiving Town.” They’re just odd and unsettling in a way I can’t
Setting Halloween Fortunes on Fire?
What’s going on here? No, really. What’s happening in this card? Even if we spell it out, I don’t understand. We’ve got a little girl
Rats, Cats, and Pumpkin-Carriages
As your personal curator (hate that word) of vintage weirdness, I take my role as a historian of holiday deltiological iconography very seriously. So when
Xmas at the Natural History Museum (De La Rue Company)
A couple of folk have asked for these, so time to put them all in one place. One year, the de la Rue company, which
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