To My Husband (American Greetings)
If I were married to this jerk I’d probably be divorced. Also there is no mention of children — I think this should have been an anniversary card instead of a Father’s Day card. Sends out some real Mad Men vibes.




If I were married to this jerk I’d probably be divorced. Also there is no mention of children — I think this should have been an anniversary card instead of a Father’s Day card. Sends out some real Mad Men vibes.




People don’t send cards to other people who are going on trips anymore, as far as I know. This one is silly and doesn’t make sense (why a cow?), but I like the definite 70s vibe.


Another Sunshine Card — and very vintage-y.



This one is sort of boring. Maybe the above card should have been an anniversary card and this should have been the wedding card.



Get well soon cards are kind of stupid. Most people don’t send cards to others when they have a cold or the flu, but for more serious illnesses — and people don’t always get well soon in that case.
I thought this was a no-occasion card until I read the inside more carefully. I like this one — it doesn’t instruct anyone to get well soon.



This card is very 70s. It is unusual for a Sunshine card in that there is no illustration on the back. This card wouldn’t really fly today. People are no longer encouraged to tell others to “cheer up”.


I remember this card from my childhood. It’s silly and glittery. And what about that “An” instead of “and” on the inside? What’s that about?

