Tuesday's Postcard Fun Fact: The postal system was founded on the principle that all people, no matter where, deserve to have an affo...

Tuesday's Postcard Fun Fact: Did you know that Benjamin Franklin was our first postmaster?  He accepted the position in 1775 which pa...

Tuesday's Postcard Fun Fact: Lithographs are made from actual photographs utilizing a process called Color Separation.  This techniqu...

Tuesday's Postcard Fun Fact: In the 1870s congress approved government production of postcards, these cards were the only ones that c...

Tuesday's Postcard Fun Fact: Postcards were first introduced around 1860 in Germany, Australia and the US.  The idea of writing a mes...

Tuesday's Postcard Fun Fact: In 1940 people who collected postcards were given the name, Deltiologist (Del - ti - ol - o - gist.) Whi...

Tuesday's Postcard Fun Fact: Because postcards where an inexpensive method of sending a holiday greeting, Halloween Postcards reached ...

Tuesday's Postcard Fun Fact: Real Photograph Postcards are one-of-a-kind because they are not a replicated print of an image or photog...

Tuesday's Postcard Fun Fact: White Border postcards surfaced around World War I, not because it looked nice to frame the picture but ...

Tuesday's Postcard Fun Fact: Hold To The Light cards are one of the rarest novelty cards.  These amazing creations started to surface...

Tuesday's Postcard Fun Fact: In 1870 France and Germany were at war and when soldiers were wounded the Red Cross gave them unstamped ...