Classic Jewish Postcards for All Occasions: 31 Tear-and-Send Cards from Around the World, edited by Willy Lindwer.

Exquisitely reproduced in full color and ready to send, here are thirty-one fascinating postcards from the turn of the century that portray scenes of Jewish life in countries all over the world. Exotic and elegant, humorous and nostalgic, each opens up a small, jewel-like window on the vibrancy and diversiy of Jewish lfe as it once existed in Poland, Germany, the United States, Tunisia, India, Russia, Czechoslovakia, Bosnia, Persia, and Greece. With cards for every major Jewish holiday and for general use as well, Classic Jewish Postcards for All Occasions is both a delightful way to send greetings and a wonderful gift. 

The Saturday Evening Post: A Book of Postcards. Contains Thirty Oversized Postcards.

In the first half of the twentienth century, The Saturday Evening Post was "America's Magazine." It rose to this distinction the old-fashioned way: by hiring top talent. With stories written by the likes of Jack London and illustrations by the likes of Norman Rockwell, the weekly tracked the tastes and trends of the middle class, attracting millions of subscribers. Today, issues of the Post from decades  past are coveted by collectors and valued as remnants of a simpler time and more innocent nation. This nostalgic book of postcards feautures thirty classic covers of the Saturday Evening Post illustrated by Rockwell and other popular artists.