1 Old Fashioned Looking Standard Postcard - Cute Dogs Funny Quips, Reproduction

Item Specifics

Condition

Unused

Postcard Type

Chrome

Item Description

This is for one standard (5.47 inch x 4.21 inch) postcards made from an antique postcard image from the early 1900s. Almost a reproduction but due to size I had to expand the background to fill the bigger size of today's standard postcards.  They are high gloss on the front and plain blank on the back to make it easier to personalize. They are so Cute!
Note the backs are completely blank which is slightly different than my original designs created after 2017
Please convo if you would like a different quantity

Note: Post Cards only the other items in the image is only to give you a sense of how they would look on a desk.
Please Convo if interested in a different quantity
Thank youPlease note these are made to order and may 1-2 weeks total processing and shipping time. Thank you

This listing is the copyrighted property of Colleen Cornelius at Postcards In The Attic 2018
You must have expressed written consent to use the images or descriptions (in part or whole) for personal or commercial use with exception of promotion. May use information as part of promotion of the item itself or this shop but the shop information, including link, must be provide with the post/publication. In a nutshell don't use the info or picture unless you are helping promote my item or shop. 

 Any question or concerns please email me 

Note purchasing this listing you are getting the actual physical postcard as described.

Seller Information

Seller

PostcardsInTheAttic (211)

Registered Since

05/23/2018

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Item Location

California, United States

Ships To

Worldwide

Item Weight

0 Lbs 0.1 oz

Shipping Instructions

1-3 business days processing time from United States

Returns Accepted

Yes

Returns Policy

Items may be returned for a refund within 30 days less the cost of shipping. Must be returned in original Condition. Buyer responsible for return shipping

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