If you were around 100 years ago, you might have received a New Year postcard with a 1910 date. Back in 1910 there were very few 100-year-olds. Now there are estimated to be about 100,000 centenarians in the U. S.
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Wow, that a lot of old people, postcardy! LOL! :) Great vintage postcard!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazingly beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteLove the card... Unusual New Years cards are hard to find. I especially like the ones with pigs and lucky charms. This one is great though- The silver accents are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVintage at it´s best, really nice.
ReplyDeleteGreat find... love the old New Year postcards! Thanks for sharing. PFF and Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun card! I love that they're throwing snowballs. WHat rascals!
ReplyDeletegreat card...and fascinating statistics! happy PFF!
ReplyDeleteOh my what a wonderful postcard. I have a few new year post cards that I have been sharing but nothing that great. thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletegreat choice of card. Happy PfF.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea choosing a postcard that is 100 years old!
ReplyDeleteJudy
That's exactly how I feel at the moment - surrounded by ice and snow. I have no (zero) postcards for New Year so I'm delighted to see yours. I live in hope of finding some.
ReplyDeleteThe card is beautiful, except the snakey snow numbers are a little frightening! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card! I can't imagine being 100 years old! Happy PFF!
ReplyDeleteMay we all live to 100! Happy PFF!
ReplyDeleteHowdy
ReplyDeleteHappy PFF to you .
Great card for a 100 year old.
I think this is my favorite card today.
Thank you for sharing .
Happy Trails
Oh, what a precious postcard. I'm leaving town on a postcard buying trip tomorrow for my web store. I'll keep a look out for ones this precious.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Terry. This one's a keeper!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great card!
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