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Decorative colored envelope included.

Art Deco was a graphic design style which lasted from the 1910’s through the 1940’s. It was characterized by shapely simplification, smooth edges, flat color and lack of background detail. Some of the influential designers who embodied the simplicity of Art Deco were Henry Dreyfus (product design), Tamara de Lempicka (painting), A.M. Cassandre (posters), Paul Poiret (fashion), and Le Corbusier (architecture). As time went on the tendency worked its way into almost every area of design.

These notecards utilize die cut designs originally made for bridge tallys. Bridge was an extremely popular recreation in the twenties and thirties, and tallys were cards given to each player on which scores were recorded.

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Decorative colored envelope included.

Art Deco was a graphic design style which lasted from the 1910’s through the 1940’s. It was characterized by shapely simplification, smooth edges, flat color and lack of background detail. Some of the influential designers who embodied the simplicity of Art Deco were Henry Dreyfus (product design), Tamara de Lempicka (painting), A.M. Cassandre (posters), Paul Poiret (fashion), and Le Corbusier (architecture). As time went on the tendency worked its way into almost every area of design.

These notecards utilize die cut designs originally made for bridge tallys. Bridge was an extremely popular recreation in the twenties and thirties, and tallys were cards given to each player on which scores were recorded.

Blank Inside

Decorative colored envelope included.

Art Deco was a graphic design style which lasted from the 1910’s through the 1940’s. It was characterized by shapely simplification, smooth edges, flat color and lack of background detail. Some of the influential designers who embodied the simplicity of Art Deco were Henry Dreyfus (product design), Tamara de Lempicka (painting), A.M. Cassandre (posters), Paul Poiret (fashion), and Le Corbusier (architecture). As time went on the tendency worked its way into almost every area of design.

These notecards utilize die cut designs originally made for bridge tallys. Bridge was an extremely popular recreation in the twenties and thirties, and tallys were cards given to each player on which scores were recorded.

Our blank notecards are custom printed at our location in Seattle, WA. They come bagged with an envelope. We love illustration art from old children’s books and early, printed ephemera. These cards reflect this interest in bringing delightful art back to life.

Blank Inside

Decorative colored envelope included.

Art Deco was a graphic design style which lasted from the 1910’s through the 1940’s. It was characterized by shapely simplification, smooth edges, flat color and lack of background detail. Some of the influential designers who embodied the simplicity of Art Deco were Henry Dreyfus (product design), Tamara de Lempicka (painting), A.M. Cassandre (posters), Paul Poiret (fashion), and Le Corbusier (architecture). As time went on the tendency worked its way into almost every area of design.

These notecards utilize die cut designs originally made for bridge tallys. Bridge was an extremely popular recreation in the twenties and thirties, and tallys were cards given to each player on which scores were recorded.

Our blank notecards are custom printed at our location in Seattle, WA. They come bagged with an envelope. We love illustration art from old children’s books and early, printed ephemera. These cards reflect this interest in bringing delightful art back to life.

Blank Inside

Decorative colored envelope included.

Art Deco was a graphic design style which lasted from the 1910’s through the 1940’s. It was characterized by shapely simplification, smooth edges, flat color and lack of background detail. Some of the influential designers who embodied the simplicity of Art Deco were Henry Dreyfus (product design), Tamara de Lempicka (painting), A.M. Cassandre (posters), Paul Poiret (fashion), and Le Corbusier (architecture). As time went on the tendency worked its way into almost every area of design.

These notecards utilize die cut designs originally made for bridge tallys. Bridge was an extremely popular recreation in the twenties and thirties, and tallys were cards given to each player on which scores were recorded.

Blank Inside

Decorative colored envelope included.

Art Deco was a graphic design style which lasted from the 1910’s through the 1940’s. It was characterized by shapely simplification, smooth edges, flat color and lack of background detail. Some of the influential designers who embodied the simplicity of Art Deco were Henry Dreyfus (product design), Tamara de Lempicka (painting), A.M. Cassandre (posters), Paul Poiret (fashion), and Le Corbusier (architecture). As time went on the tendency worked its way into almost every area of design.

These notecards utilize die cut designs originally made for bridge tallys. Bridge was an extremely popular recreation in the twenties and thirties, and tallys were cards given to each player on which scores were recorded.

Our blank notecards are custom printed at our location in Seattle, WA. They come bagged with an envelope. We love illustration art from old children’s books and early, printed ephemera. These cards reflect this interest in bringing delightful art back to life.

Our blank notecards are custom printed at our location in Seattle, WA. They come bagged with an envelope. We love illustration art from old children’s books and early, printed ephemera. These cards reflect this interest in bringing delightful art back to life.