Greeting Cards

Here we have an absolutely stunningly beautiful set of six (6) greeting cards. The full-color illustration seen here of the New Ireland Fruit Pigeon was reproduced directly from vintage prints of tropical birds illustrated by John Gould (1804-1881).

Here we have an absolutely beautiful set of six (6) greeting cards. The full-color illustration seen here of Pyrethrum Sovenir de Vandervinnen was reproduced the original chromolithograph print featured in L'Illustration Horticole Journal.

Here we have a wonderful set of (6) greeting cards. The beautiful black and white illustration of the African Elephant seen here was reproduced directly from the rare 19th century natural history book The Illus. Natural History, Vol. I, Mammalia., 1865.

Here is an absolutely beautiful set of (6) greeting cards. The full-color illustration seen here of Lady Fall was reproduced from a rare original edition of A Year with the Fairies written by Anna M. Scott, illustrated by M.T. Ross. Published in 1914.

Here is an absolutely beautiful set of six (6) greeting cards. The full-color illustration seen here of the Horned Viper was reproduced from Orbigny's D'Histoire Naturelle, published in 1849.

Here is an absolutely beautiful set of six (6) greeting cards. The full-color illustration seen here of the Water Monitor Lizard was reproduced from Orbigny's D'Histoire Naturelle, published in 1849.

Here we have a wonderful set of six (6) greeting cards. The beautiful black and white illustration of the Arabian Horse seen here was reproduced directly from the rare 19th century natural history book The Illus. Natural History, Vol. I, Mammalia, 1865.

Here we have a wonderful set of six (6) greeting cards. The beautiful black and white illustration of the Carriage Horse seen here was reproduced directly from the rare 19th century natural history book The Illus. Natural History, Vol. I, Mammalia, 1865.

Here we have an absolutely beautiful set of (6) greeting cards. The full-color illustration seen here of the Sheepdogs was reproduced from the original prints in the Illustrated Book of the Dog by Vero Shaw, published by Cassell in 1881.

Here we have an absolutely beautiful set of (6) greeting cards. The full-color illustration seen here of the Peacock was reproduced from the original prints in W.B. Tegetmeier's "The Poultry Book", illustrated by Harrison Weir. 1867

Here we have an absolutely beautiful set of (6) greeting cards. The full-color illustration seen here of the Silver Polish Cock and Hen was reproduced from the original prints in W.B. Tegetmeier's "The Poultry Book", illustrated by Harrison Weir, 1867.

Here we have an absolutely beautiful set of (6) greeting cards. The full-color illustration seen here of the White Cochin Cock was reproduced from the original prints in W.B. Tegetmeier's "The Poultry Book", illustrated by Harrison Weir. 1867

Here we have an absolutely beautiful set of six (6) greeting cards. The full-color illustration seen here of Camellia Madame Rudolph Abel was reproduced the original chromolithograph print featured in L'Illustration Horticole Journal.

Here is an absolutely beautiful set of (6) greeting cards. The full-color illustration seen here of April Wakes was reproduced from a rare original edition of A Year with the Fairies written by Anna M. Scott, illustrated by M.T. Ross. Published in 1914.

Here is a wonderfully funny set of six (6) greeting cards featuring our Funny Fellow's™ character, Willa Wiggles™. This card, which includes the wonderful saying "Hugs are Good!™", is sure to bring a smile to anyone who receives it.

Here is an absolutely beautiful set of six (6) Christmas greeting cards. The full-color illustration seen here of A Merry Christmas to All was reproduced from early 19th century sources.

Here we have a wonderful set of (6) greeting cards. The beautiful black & white illustration of the Keitloa Rhinoceros seen here was reproduced directly from the rare 19th century natural history book The Illus. Natural History, Vol. I, Mammalia., 1865.

Here we have a wonderful set of (6) greeting cards. The beautiful black and white illustration of the American Trotter seen here was reproduced directly from the rare 19th century natural history book The Illus. Natural History, Vol. I, Mammalia. 1865.