Greeting cards.
Found in 15 Collections and/or Records:
Cornell historical notecards
Notecards using historical images from the collections of the University Archives.
Daniel Alden Reed papers
Includes correspondence with constituents, colleagues, and others, newspaper clippings, and miscellaneous materials concerning taxation, tariff policies, and other aspects of his work.
Emerson Crosby Kelly collection
Correspondence, greeting cards, reports, and other miscellaneous printed material.
Gligor Tashkovich papers
Gligor Tashkovich was a Cornell graduate and Minister for Foreign Investment in the new Government in the Republic of Macedonia. The Gligor Tashkovich papers (1983-2015) contain under-graduate and post-graduate material including student and alumni activities, campus organizations and governance, personal correspondence and cards, US political and social life material, international committees and affairs, and items collected while traveling.
Greeting card collection.
Wide variety of greeting cards describing many holidays and social occasions.
Greeting cards
Picture postcards for various occasions: two for birthdays, one to urge the recipient to write a letter, and one to encourage the recipient to visit. Each card has a color illustration, and text which gives the appearance of being hand-lettered. Most of the cards are published by F.A. Owen Co., Dansville, New York; one is published by the Gibson Art Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Grevatt family postcards
Postcards to and from members of the Grevatt and Archdeacon families include views of the World's Columbian Exposition, New York City, upstate New York, and elsewhere in the United States. Also, humorous postcards and greeting cards in postcard format.
Heart's Delight Farm miscellany
One paper-bound volume: "Heart's Delight Farm," 1915, and 3 greeting cards, 1919, 1920, and 1931, from Heart's Delight Farm, Chazy, Clinton County, N.Y.
Hotel holiday card collection
Holiday cards and tags from hotels in the United States; Canada; Europe: Austria, England, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Switzerland; and Asia: China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Turkey, and Thailand.
“Keene Cards” collection
74 mostly hand produced postcards and greeting cards that William Keene Crockett called “Keene Cards. It appears Crockett produced small quantities of these cards to distribute to friends and family. A number are risqué and display aspects of gay culture from that time. Crockett used a myriad of print processes and some are mixed media.