A few more Thanksgiving postcards from the early 1900's. How do you make a turkey look cute?
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Thanks so much for sharing your Thanksgiving images.
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Cora! Great postcards!! My idea of making a turkey look cute would be to put him, nicely roasted to a golden brown, on a table surrounded by family and friends!!! LOL..
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God bless!
thanks!!!
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Thank you for sharing these lovely Thanksgiving images with us.
ReplyDeleteDon't forget to show some kindness today and some TLC!!
Thank you for the Thanksgiving images. We appreciate you! Have a great Saturday!
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Sonya
I'm looking for Thanksgiving items, and you have such an abundance - thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteVery nice to put these out there. Really enjoy looking at them.
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Thank you SO much, Cora, for all the great vintage Thanksgiving images! I really DO appreciate them!
ReplyDeleteI think most of these turkeys are cute. The second card with the "off to market" saying is a bit grim, though, LOL.
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