Vintage postcards

There are beautiful and great quality. The back of the pages is white, not the aged tan look thats on the front. The paper is thick good-quality paper. It comes with stickers but no envelopes.

These 4 x 6 vintage cards are as described, with great quality color reproduction on heavy card stock. But the reverse side is blank, without the standard lines for address, outline if stamp (upper rt. corner), vertical line showing area at left for message. Very knitpicky I know, but I’ll want to mail these; will USPS accept them (with proper postage)? Size 4 x 6 is standard per USPS.

These are so beautiful, I actually cut them up and use them for tags in my antique booth.

Shame on me for not taking a few moments to read the reviews... Purchased these for my almost 90 year old grandmother. While the quality of the print is great and are on heavy duty cardstock, there's no lines on the back. Because they do not have the "standard format" of a post card on the reverse, she refuses to even attempt to try to mail one. I guess I just paid for overpriced pretty "thank you" notes for packages I ship on seller platforms because I don't want to deal with returning.

I must have misread the description on these cards. They are completely blank (white)on the back. Usually a post card has a marking for a stamp, a dividing line down the center, etc. I can still use these. (The art work is lovely.) I was just surprised that the cards are 100% blank on one side.

Coloring is great, size is perfect. The card stock has a nice thickness. This is just what I wanted.

Just what I needed!

I like the variety of plant and butterfly prints but there a few random unrelated designs. Also, a handful of prints (5) are so blurry it makes the postcard unusable. The back is blank so you can use these however you want. I drew my own line down the middle to use as postcards. The thickness of the card is good quality but the quality of images isn’t very good. Wondering if the maker downloaded images off google and used them to make these.