Can you tell me some info on Christmas Cards?
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In 1843, the Christmas card was invented by a man named John Calcott Horsley, who lived Italy. He was hired by Sir Henry Cole in an effort to depict the desolate living conditions of the poor. The idea was to raise awareness and encourage people to help those in need\n\nApproximately 50% of greeting cards sent in the United States every year are manufactured by Hallmark.
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How about Hot Lyts? \n\nhttp://www.hot-lyts.com/christmas-layouts.php
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After I graduated from high school, I moved to Florida to help my great-grandma who was quite ill.  Between my minimum wage job and her medications, we were dirt poor.  Presents were completely out of the question--even a traditional turkey dinner seemed out of our reach.\n\nAbout a week before Christmas, we received an unsigned Christmas card from Washington with $200 inside.  Neither of us knew anyone in Washington, and we didn't recognize the handwriting on the envelope.  We ended up having a lovely Christmas meal after all, and even a few gifts "under" the table top tree.  We were astonished and so touched that some mysterious benefactor had thought of us.  Grandma died the following March, and I was happy that the last Christmas of her long life was a good one.\n\nTo this day I have no clue who sent us that card, or why.  I'm still grateful, though, and I think of him/her/them every year.
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greeting cards should be quite
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http://www.enchantedlearning.com/crafts/christmas/snowflake\n\nThis page should help.Have fun:)
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Try thsese links below-\n\nhttp://www.ilovewavs.com/Holidays/Xmas/tf/tf.htm\nhttp://www.christmasgifts.com/music.html\nhttp://www.catholic.net/RCC/music/midi/christmas/index.html\nhttp://www.amclassical.com/christmas.shtml
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The first commercial Christmas cards were commissioned by Sir Henry Cole in London, 1843, and featured an illustration by John Callcott Horsley. The picture, of a family with a small child drinking wine together, proved controversial, but the idea was shrewd: Cole had helped introduce the Penny Post three years earlier. A batch of 1000 cards was printed and they sold for a shilling each; in December 2005, one of these cards was auctioned for nearly £9000.\n\nFor the first mass-produced christmas card: \n\nhttp://www.smu.edu/smunews/christmascard/
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I think you are asking about hallmarks.\nLink 1. is a U.K. site - though there is a section about markings in the U.S.A.\nLink 2. is a U.S.A. site with general information.
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I assume they are company cards? Here's a way to impress - i'm a graphic designer. Send me your company logo and I'll design you a card today and send it to you by email. I'll also send you details of a few companies who will print them cheap.
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http://desktoppub.about.com/cs/win/tp/greetingswin.htm\n\nhttp://www.belltechsystems.com/greeting-card-software/\n\n\nEnjoy -
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Hallmark has a lot of free e-cards! The Hoops and Yoyo collection is really cute and funny. You should send some from there! Have a great day!
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There are a bunch of great (fun) christmas graphics at Care2.com\n\nfor ecards see:\nhttp://www.care2.com/send/catxmas1.html\n\nfor Myspace graphics there are some great ones here:\nhttp://www.care2.com/c2stickies/
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if you go to www.rambler.ru, you'll see a link for "otkrytki" (cards) \n\nbut, to answer your question, (sorry I can't get my cyrillic to show up on the screen):\nS prazdnikom lyub'vi\n\nor\n\nS dnem svyatogo Valentina
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The most appreciated would probably be something you wrote out in your own words. You can buy cards that are blank inside at most stores.\nIf money is tight bluemountain.com has a program you can download that has some free cards you can print out on your printer.
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Probably something good...what condition are the cards in?
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It's called a Christmas letter. Check out this site for some help.\nchristmaslettertips.com
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Something you would like to receive in Christmas