Illustrated color postcard celebrating the American holiday, the Fourth of July, showing a patriotic sailor boy with a firecracker wheel. (Photo: Kean Collection/Archive Photos/Getty Images) ...
These postcards are the first color photographs taken of the New World, capturing the majesty of the American landscape, from buzzing city scenes to the dramatic vista of the Grand Canyon. Dating back ...
A history of former Eastern Bloc homes, as told by the wallpaper. From photos of Soviet Union shop windows to Eastern Bloc ruins, there’s no shortage of imagery that preserves Soviet-era architecture ...
Paul Häberer, “Bauhaus Ausstellung Weimar Juli–Sept, 1923, Karte 13” (1923), lithograph, 3 15/16 x 5 7/8 inches (all images courtesy Museum of Modern Art, Committee on Architecture and Design Funds, ...
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How to print postcards at home with word-processing software
Write a message and an address on the blank side of the postcard. With a pen or pencil, draw a line down the center of the ...
A Wisconsin Dells author is presenting her history of the area in color. Bonnie Alton, a city resident and historian who authored “Postcard History Series Wisconsin Dells” in 2007 in black and white, ...
In the late 1800s, the Detroit Photographic Company began printing a series of color postcards based off photographs of iconic places in America, such as New York City and San Francisco, and peoples ...
We've got mail. Euro Max has received colorful postcards from almost all over the world. But how are these wonderful little cards made in the first place? Photographer Engel Montmartre is in the ...
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