The world’s first printed Christmas card has gone on display ... with blank spaces for the recipient’s and sender’s names, the card bears the message “A Merry Christmas and a Happy New ...

A seasonal greeting card ... recipient’s name and address in the bottom center of the envelope, according to the U.S. Postal Service. The USPS recommends that you print addresses neatly ...

But in an era of e-cards, emojis and GIFs, a London museum has put on display what the Smithsonian and the Victoria and Albert Museum call the world’s oldest printed Christmas card. Dating to ...

Getting Family Photo Christmas cards with absolutely nothing written on them. It’s just a picture of the family or the dog or cat, with the family name printed on it, shoved in an envelope and ...

The card, intended to double as a greeting for Christmas and New Year’s Day, was designed by painter and illustrator John Callcott Horsley. The first commercially printed Christmas card is up ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: Over the years, I’ve maintained a special fondness for the act of writing and addressing Christmas cards ... mass-produced cards with printed names do not count -- is an ...

This holiday season, two lucky individuals could find copies of the first commercially printed Christmas card under their trees. First published in 1843, the festive family scene’s inclusion of ...

Stamp your mark on the festive season with our hands-on Christmas card lino printing workshop. In just 90 minutes, you'll master the art of creating beautifully personalised Christmas cards ...

Christmas cards have been with us as a commercial commodity since 1843 – the year Charles Dickens published A Christmas Carol – when British civil servant and inventor Sir Henry Cole ...