Showing posts with label Miscancellous. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Miscancellous. Show all posts

Sunday, August 14, 2011

From Australia (I've been blessed with lots of awesome Australian cards through the Postcrowwing website) comes this very cool fairy postcard. Thank you!


Be jealous of my awesome Lord of the Rings postcard!


Oh, look, a bumblebee on a beautiful purple flower!


Sunday, August 7, 2011

I was long wondering what to do with those ad cards I got from Brazil. They're blank and I don't really like them, but in the end I decided to keep them. First, because I could never throw a postcard away and second, because they're still an example of a culture, of ads in Brazil.




Wow! I never knew that the Netherlands published stamp postcards as well.


So, whom do you serve?


Ah, a card I got from my travel agent after coming home from a Round-the-world trip. What a nice thing to do!


This is a Ukrainian card on how to lace your shoes (or any other piece of clothing or whatever else you like to tie up). I love the version no 6, it looks funny!


I'm sure you're all ridiculously jealous of this awesome Pirates of the Caribbean postcard!


Oh, I wish I had finished reading Oliver Twist (to my shame, I got distracted and never finished it). The postcard is amazing!


This picture is called "Happiness". It is a fitting title, isn't it? I love looking at the card, it puts me in a good mood.


"How could we bridge the gap between us?" What a cute picture!


This picture is called "Stolen Kisses" and was painted by Erté.


This is the front of the book "She came to Stay" by Simone de Beauvoir, which was published in 1966.


Does anybody know what the yellow flowers are called? They look very nice.


Friday, August 5, 2011

What a beautiful ship! The picture is titled "Herzogin Cecilie" and was created by Hakan Sjöström in 1902.


This is such a beautiful fairy postcard!


I had just added this card to my favourites when I already received it. This one shows a German stamp.


I've already mentioned that I adore panoramic cards, haven't I? This one is really nice. It makes me wonder if I shouldn't go with the trend and start a heart collection...


"Relaxing?" A nice postcard. I love books and I like the atmosphere of the picture.