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When did we first start sending holiday cards?

And will the tradition ever end?

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So yesterday I briefly mentioned Salvador Dali's collaboration with Hallmark to create a series

of holiday-themed cards, some for Christmas and some for other holidays. So today, especially as I

stare guiltily at the massive pile of my own unsent holiday cards, I thought I'd dive into the history of holiday cards.

When and why did we start sending each other illustrated greetings to mark various

holidays or occasions throughout the year? Well, sending New Year's greetings had been popular in

Europe since at least the 1400s. These were usually messages,

or if they had some kind of illustrated element, they were just flat like a postcard, not folded.

And they weren't usually mass produced. Some credits source Thomas Shorak of Scotland with producing

the first set of New Year's cards in the 1840s. He's had a smiling man in the snow and was

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