But Christmas cards back in Victorian times were very different ... birds and flowers while religious themes and snowy winter scenes were uncommon. Most often they were also printed directly ...

Whilst early British Christmas cards usually featured winter scenes and religious themes such as the Nativity, a significant number of later Victorian Christmas were morbid, eccentric and ...

like the era's bizarre and sometimes downright morbid Christmas cards. While today's seasonal greetings generally feature winter scenes, holiday moments and religious tableaus, their Victorian and ...

While the Christmas ... for most of the Victorian population. Cole’s experiment, however, inspired other printers to produce similar but more affordable Christmas cards. The use of these cheaper ...

Some kinds of Christmas card images were as popular in Victorian times as they are today—in addition to that initial happy family, there was also a fair share of cards displaying classic ...

“In the manufacture of Victorian Christmas cards,” wrote George Buday in ... "Three Little Angels", was first introduced in 1977. This cute, religious card features three praying angels ...

their Easter cards were not particularly religious in tone. But unlike their Christmas cards they were in keeping with the holiday. At Easter, kittens, eggs and energetic hares bounded and abounded.

In Victorian England during the holiday season ... Whether you’re planning on sending custom Christmas cards, religious Christmas cards, or humorous Christmas cards, we have you covered.

Until the Victorian era, Christmas celebrations were more subdued and reflected people’s own culture, heritage and religious beliefs ... vintage printed Christmas cards are displayed.