30 Strange and Creepy Vintage New Year’s Postcards From ...
Dec 29, 2014 · Wishing you a very happy New Year! Here’s a collection of 30 strange and creepy New Year’s postcards from between the 1900s and 1910s.
These Weird and Funny Victorian New Year’s ... - Cheezburger
Dec 23, 2024 · Apparently, the Victorians thought nothing said "Happy New Year!" like frogs riding lobsters, children wrestling oversized insects, or pigs doing… well, whatever pigs do. These cards are proof that people have always been wonderfully strange, and our modern-day memes might just be a continuation of a long-standing tradition of human absurdity.
Another Year, Another Weird Victorian New Year Greeting Cards
Dec 22, 2024 · Victorian New Year’s cards often featured bizarre imagery that seems strange to modern eyes. These cards, popular in the late 19th century, were known for their peculiar combinations of sentimentality, whimsy, and outright oddity.
11 Odd Vintage New Year's Cards - Mental Floss
Dec 11, 2021 · Forget images of glittery champagne bottles and fireworks bursting over snow-covered cities. From dancing pigs to unnerving children, these vintage cards allow for a more unusual way to ring in...
Weird Vintage New Year Cards - Pinterest
Dec 3, 2023 - Explore Craig Kringle's board "Weird Vintage New Year Cards" on Pinterest. See more ideas about weird vintage, new year card, vintage postcards.
Victorian New Year's Eve Cards That Made Us Say 'Whoa' - Ranker
Jan 5, 2021 · Many vintage New Year's Eve cards reflect the darker side of the holiday, violently and passionately dismissing a year that needs to just go away. Then there are the cards that make you laugh due to a whimsical randomness that reflect how weird NYE can be.
Vintage New Year’s Greetings - The Not So Innocents Abroad
Dec 31, 2017 · Take a spin through these sometimes strange but often sweet vintage New Year’s cards, most of which come from the early 1900s. May your New Year be filled with mushrooms, pigs and small bearded men. – Wally. Tagged: festivals, new year's eve, sweden, germany.