The Old Print Shop has a wide selection of vintage Valentines. Traditionally crafted or assembled by hand, it was not until the twentieth century that these heartfelt greetings were heavily commercialized. Hallmark, for instance, first started printing them in 1913. Due to the handcrafted nature, these cards still, to this day, make a unique gift to share with a loved one. Below are a few examples of what we have in stock with links to their given sections if you wish to see more.
3D with Honeycomb
To My Valentine. : My heart is red : your eyes are blue : my love for you : is sweet and true. c.1890.
3D Stand-up and Pop-up
I'll give thee my heart, then at least thou wilt see, : There is nothing within it, my sweetheart, but thee. c.1880.
Devotionals
Rose of Sharon, Spotless Flower, Save Us, Holy Jesus. c.1870
Paper Lace
Never, oh never, : Another can be; : So gentle, so kind, : And so smiling at thee. c.1885.
Mechanical
It's "Plane" to see that I'm your Valentine. c.1930.
Postcards
"A Game of Hearts." 1909.
Other categories include:
20th-Century
Made Between 1850-1900 (excluding paper lace)
Made Before 1850
Easel Backed
Hanging
Uniquely handmade