Vintage Birthday Cards are fun to collect, and fairly easy to find at antique shops, online, garage sales, charity shops ,etc. Here are some from my collections, mostly from the 1940s-50s. Colorful, charming and fun.

2. Sweet Little Girls

3. Girls and Dollies, 1950s

4. Girls and Dollies, 1940s cards Let Me Entertain You

5. Girls and Dollies, 1940-50s

6. Girls and Dollies, 1940-50s Let’s Go For a Walk

7. Girls and Dollies, 1940-50s Let’s Go For a Walk

8. Girls and Dollies, 1940-50s Let’s Go For a Walk

9. Girls and Dollies, 1940-50s Good Night Dolly

10. 1940-50s The Bigger the Skirt, the Better the Skirt

11. 1950s The Bigger the Skirt, the Better the Skirt

12. 1950s The Bigger the Skirt, the Better the Skirt

13. 1950s The Bigger the Skirt, the Better the Skirt

14. Girls 1940s The Bigger the Skirt, the Better the Skirt

15. 1940s-50s Yard and Garden

16. 1940s-50s Yard and Garden

17. 1940s-50s Yard and Garden

18. 1950s Yard and Garden

19. 1950s Yard and Garden

20. Teens-20s Flower & Garden

21. Time for Cake!

22. Around the House

23. Little Helpers

24. Looking Pretty

25. Playtime

26. Pets & Pals

27. Pets & Pals

28. 1950s Collecting Vintage Cards Is fun, fairly easy to find, and not very expensive. I’ve gotten some of my best prices at messy, crowded old antique shops. Antique malls offer lots of opportunities too. You might have to spend a lot of time bending over to find all those boxes of paper goodies under the tables. Online shopping is fun too. But stick to your budget and don’t overpay. Turn of the century -20s cards can be had for $1 to $10 or more. 30s-50s cards can be found for 50 cents to a couple dollars each.

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