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Carte Postale: Vintage memories

Posted on January 23, 2012 by SomethingDutch under Europe, Favorite things, Inspiration

My collection of vintage postcards is something I’m quite keen on. I love finding old images, funny postcards, or something worth holding on to. Here are a few of the carte postale in my collection. Enjoy!

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cameravagrant

January 23, 2012 at 08:24

Wow, these are very cool! I’ve got a bit of a thing for them myself, and recently I discovered this whole box of vintage ones in an abandoned house, to my delight obviously!

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