This is a music book titled "The Christmas Band Book" by Clair W. Johnson. The cover shows for First B Cornet (Reference Copy). Rubank, Inc. of Chicago, Illinois, published the book. It has a copyright of 1951.

Some of the songs include We Three Kinds Of Orient Are, Messiah, The Overture, Jingle Bells Rhapsody, and more.

The book is in excellent condition – inside and out. There is some minor wear to the binding edge and corners...

This is a nice copy of a McCall’s Needlework & Crafts Magazine dated November/December 1983. It is full of lots of holiday projects and includes 50 last-minute gift ideas.

Some of the projects include napkin rings, jar covers, hot mitt, tea cozy, and more...

This is a nice vintage book titled "Holiday Decorations" that will give you a sneak-peak at what decorations were back in the 1960’s. The book was part of the Holiday Decorations Program by the Oakland Park Department of Oakland, California.

The book is full of great decorating ideas using things like pine cones, crystals, driftwood, detergent bottles, and styrofoam.

Overall the book is in very good condition...

Let’s go back to the 70’s with this issue of McCall’s Needlework & Crafts Magazine dated Winter 1977...

This is a sweet vintage postcard showing a young girl in her winter clothes standing by a sign that reads, "A Very Happy New Year To You All."

There is no information on the card as to the artist, publisher or date that the card was made. From the artwork, I am guessing pre-1940.

The card is n good condition with some minor wear to edges...

This is a vintage Christmas postcard inviting Sharon to Sunday School. The card is from Mrs. Frisbie with a Fort Worth, Texas, postmark dated December 23, 1950. The Hermitage Art Company of Chicago printed this postcard.

The Postcard is in good condition but has darkened some by age. There is some slight wear to the edges and corners.

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This is a Christmas Postcard – send Heartiest Good Wishes!

This card is unused and in good condition. The corners show a small amount of wear. No actual date on this postcard. It was printed by Popular Products of Chicago, Illinois. It is probably a reprint of a vintage postcard since there is a zip code by the manufacture’s city.

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A small group of animals (dogs, I think) have stopped by to say "A Merry Christmas."

This message is from Olie to Louise. The postmark is December 24, 1920. The card has a nice two cent stamp still attached.

The card is in good condition with some minor wear to the edges and corners. There are also smudges from other printed matter probably stored with the postcard over the years.

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This is a sweet little postcard sending Christmas wishes to someone in Nebraska.

The cute little girl in button, high-top shoes sings: Christmas candles all alight, Christmas songs and children's play, Gleaming wreaths of holly bright, Bring you joy on Christmas Day.

The front of the card has some light stains on it. Other than that, the card is in good overall condition considering it is almost 80 years old...

This adorable postcard was intended as a Christmas wish, however, the young sender mailed it to late. The postmark is dated January 2, 1916, from Colorado.

The card reads:

A Christmas Wish. At the home table on this day, How well I'd like to be, So when you carve the turkey, Just eat a slice for me.

The card has darkened some with age and the upper right corner has a small bend...

These three cute Christmas cards were never sent. They were printed by Gibson Lines of Cincinnati and New York.

The first card shows a cute Dutch girl who has slipped on the ice, leaving her packages scattered all over the ice. The simple message, "Mine Christmas Vishes!"

The second card shows a happy Dutch boy carrying armloads of packages and reads, "A cholly goot vish for Xmas."

The third card shows a Dutch boy with a holiday package. A shy girl anticipates the gift is for her...

This listing is for four cards - all with a Valentine theme. The larger card is by Laurel.

The larger card has a copyright of 1972. The front states, "A Valentine Just For You." The left side of the inside has a pretty flower matching the ones on the front and says, "Happy Valentine's Day." See photo below for the verse inside. (Click on picture to enlarge for easier reading)

The smaller care has not copyright, but arrived with the first card. It has a price of 10cents, so I believe it...