You may have heard Alabama was the first U.S. state to recognize Christmas as a holiday in 1836, but do you know where the first holiday card was created? While creating a photo gallery of vintage ...

There are ordinary Christmas cards, and then there are Disney Christmas cards. Check out these beautiful designs featuring your favorite characters. The early culture of Mickey and his friends was ...

Cascade’s growing holiday card collection led Martin to publish a book this year featuring some of the cards in the collection and information about each artist. The book, “Vintage Christmas ...

This compilation book chronicles Disney Studios Christmas Card history, and even includes some Christmas Cards that you can actually remove from the book. A must have for any Disney fan.

The small Christmas wish had survived more than a century. You could feel its age in the coarseness of the paper and see its maturity in the delicate script that filled the whole card.

These Christmas cards of the past were more than just a way to send greetings to loved ones scattered around Poland or the world in the pre-internet era. They also were accessible, mass-produced works ...

Ever since the Victorians invented the Christmas card ... From dead birds to sinister snow people, these vintage holiday cards are more disturbing than delightful.

When a wrapped bundle of vintage World War II Christmas cards turned up anonymously on archivist Robert Hitchings’ doorstep, Hitchings knew he’d have to share them with Wallace Room patrons at ...

A shopkeeper and antiques collector has tips on where to find vintage Christmas decor, what to invest in, and how to create a holiday tablescape.

half-demon spirit of Christmas chaos appears to basically be the antithesis of Saint Nicholas. He thieves, he gives out coal, and as these vintage cards indicate, generally torments all the ...

Many resurging decorating trends, from cranberry or orange garlands to vintage Christmas villages, can either be made at home or found in thrift stores. Take a look back at how people decorated ...