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Postcard

A postcard or post card is a piece of thick paper or thin cardboard, typically rectangular, intended for writing and mailing without an envelope. Non-rectangular shapes may also be used but are rare.

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Postcard

Nodes110
Edges109
Triples255
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.018182
Components1

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Postcard

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related to First postals and private postcards (c. 1865 to 1880) · 42
Postcard → Algeria, Austria-Hungary, Austrian Emanuel Herrmann, Baden, Bavaria, Belgium, Bern, Canada, Chile, Congress, Denmark, Finland, France, Franco-Prussian War, General Postal Union, Great Britain, He, Heinrich, His, In
related to External links · 31
Postcard → American Deltiology Postcard, Approximately, Archived, Austria, Internet Archive, Japanese Postcard Collecting Research, John, John Hinde Postcards, Kelly Library, Maryland, Miami University Libraries, Michael's College, New Thing, Newberry Postcards, October, Plowman Family Postcard Collection, Postage, Postcard Collection Online, Postcard Dealers, PostcardTree
related to Digital collections · 30
Postcard → Best, Curt Teich Postcard Archives, Detroit Publishing Company, Digital Collection, Digital Collections, Efforts, Ernest, For, Germany, Historische Bildpostkarten Universität Osnabrück, Idaho, Items, Kansas City, Kansas City Public Library, Kansas Postcard Collection, Kansas Public Library, Libraries, New South Wales, New York Public Library, Newberry Library
related to 1840 to 1864 · 19
Postcard → Cards, Charlton, December, February, Fulham, He, Hook, Hymen Lipman, In, John, Lipman's Postal Card, London, Penny Black, Philadelphia, The, Theodore Hook, These, United States, While
related to Collecting · 19
Postcard → Clubs, In, It, Later, Metropolitan Postcard Club, New York City, One, Online, Other, Post Card Union, Post Cards, Promulgation, The, The Jolly Jokers, The Society, These, Today, United States, Victorian
related to Golden age of postcards (c. 1890 to 1915) · 18
Postcard → American, Billions, Cards, Chicago World's Fair, Demand, Eiffel Tower, Europe, Images, In, Many, May, Official Souvenir, Rural Free Delivery, Spanning, Still, The, This, United States
related to Legalities and censorship · 16
Postcard → Affected, Britain, Early, France, French, Illegal, In, Islamic, Muhammad, Other, Ottoman Empire, Picture, Some, The, The Ottoman Empire, United States
related to Gallery · 13
Postcard → Broad, Co, Entry, Great Mosque, Gruss, Hawaiian Aloha, Kairouan, Munich-based German, Purger, The, This, Virginia, Vyborg
related to Post-World War I (1918 to present) · 13
Postcard → After, As, Curt Teich, Demand, Finally, German, Photochrom, Salmon Ltd, There, These, They, United States, White
related to Historical value · 12
Postcard → Anytime, As, Cards, Commemorating, During, For, Helene Victoria Press, Irene Herlocker-Meyer, Jocelyn Cohen, Nancy Poore, Postcards, They

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postcards cards card united states post one picture postal first also censorship postage war mail private images sent used often

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
J Salmon Ltd in 2017instance ofresulting in closure of long-established printers0.80text
vicarsinstance ofand traditionally featured stereotypical characters0.80text
large ladiesinstance ofand traditionally featured stereotypical characters0.80text
and put-upon husbandsinstance ofand traditionally featured stereotypical characters0.80text
in the same vein as the Carry On films.A notable artist of seaside postcardsinstance ofand traditionally featured stereotypical characters0.80text
often saucyinstance ofand traditionally featured stereotypical characters0.80text
was the illustrator Thomas Henryinstance ofand traditionally featured stereotypical characters0.80text
most known for his portrayal of William Brown in the Just William book series by Richmal Cromptoninstance ofand traditionally featured stereotypical characters0.80text
The Jolly Jokersinstance ofClubs0.80text
The Society for the Promulgation of Post Cardsinstance ofClubs0.80text
and the Post Card Union sprang up to facilitate postcard exchangesinstance ofClubs0.80text
each having thousands of membersinstance ofClubs0.80text

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