Happy belated Thanksgiving to the American folks! To go with those leftovers, how about a few early 20th century Thanksgiving postcards from the New York Public Library?
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| New York Public Library |
Postmarked 1909. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Postmarked 1915. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Written: "Why is it I never hear from you?" Postmarked 1909. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Postmarked 1908. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Unwritten and unmailed. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Postmarked 1908. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Creepy, once you think about it... Postmarked 1910. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Unwritten and unmailed. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Printed with an advertisement to use Plymouth Goal "when roasting your Thanksgiving turkey". Postmarked 1909. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Postmarked 1909. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Postmarked 1908. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Postmarked 1908. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Unwritten and unmailed. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Stamped with a "1941" mark but the message gives a date of November 27/93... hmm. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Postmarked 1907. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Postmarked 1909. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Postmarked 1913. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Unwritten and unmailed. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Unwritten and unmailed. Source
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| New York Public Library |
Probably the worst verse I've ever seen on a card! 1907. Source
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| New York Public Library |
No postmark. Source
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