Deborah Lundbech's photos with the keyword: vintage postcard

Merry Christmas to my Christmas celebrating friends. May your day be joyful. Peace to all.

Uploaded for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of: A SKYSCRAPER, ROW HOME, OR ANY OTHER TYPE OF BUILDING YOU MIGHT FIND IN A CITY A hand colored postcard with fancy edges bought by my mother in 1952, on holiday from England. The buildings, which look like homes and hotels, have been brightly colored. The city is Lugano, the water is Lake Lugano, and the mountain is Monte San Salvatore. I like that you can see the lights going up the mountain. I loved looking at this postcard as a child - it seemed like fairyland!

...somewhere else in the world, definitely not here. . This fell out of a library book. It's got "Oilette" printed on it, and a textured surface - to look like an oil painting. (duh) British, but no idea of the date.

A sample of the wonderful exhibition of vintage postcards at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts. February, 2013.

A sample of the wonderful exhibition of vintage postcards at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts. February, 2013. 1910s, but sort of Peter Max-ish.

A sample of the wonderful exhibition of vintage postcards at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts. February, 2013.

A sample of the wonderful exhibition of vintage postcards at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts. February, 2013.

A sample of the wonderful exhibition of vintage postcards at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts. February, 2013.

A sample of the wonderful exhibition of vintage postcards at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts. February, 2013.

Mailed from Barrow, Lancs. 3:15 PM 31 Aug 1928 to Mr. & Mrs. H. King 7 Harvard St. Springfield Vermont U.S.A. "I suppose you don't know this place eh!!! I sail a week from tomorrow. Love, Mother" Brian's Great Grandmother, writing to her son and daughter-in-law, before she joined them in America. Her daughter in law, Agnes, was born and raised in Greenock.

From a small collection of my husband's grandfather.

From a small collection of my husband's grandfather.

This was right down the hill from Ada. www.adamaygrimshaw.blogspot.com It burned down quite awhile ago and the building to the left of it burned down too, but in the last ten years.