Won’t These Old Vintage Postcards Of Cities Around The World Make You Feel At Least A Little Bit Nostalgic About The World In Its Old Days?

Not sure about you, but I still prefer sending postcards to my friends and family rather than exchanging photos over Facebook or Instagram. Only few years ago, Facebook and Instagram did not exist as means for insta exchange of messages and photos of new places you visit to show to your friends. However, it became so trending, that it is rare to see somebody sending a postcard.

Well, anyways, as a fan of postcards myself, I was dazzled to find out these old vintage postcards that speak volumes of the world back in the day…

I hope they will warm your heart too, and that you will feel free to share some more over my virtual city memoir here:

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#1 This vintage postcard depicts the skyline of New York City in the 1930’s. It was most probably issued in 1945

#2 This one unravels the looks of the Brooklyn Bridge, from the times the Brooklet was not taken apart.

#3 An old postcard of Place Jacques-Cartier, Montreal, Canada

#4 Time Bomb: The Albion Hotel, Asbury Park, N. J. I still do wonder what’s in the Rainbow Room!?

#5 An artistic old postcard from Budapest, Hungary. It’s from 1922 and it shows an illustration of the Heroes Square, one of the most important sites you should see when visiting the Hungarian capital.

#6 An this is quite some vivid illustration of Chicago! I Love it!

#7 The Pan-American Exposition was a World’s Fair that was held in Buffalo, New York, from May through November in the distant 1901. This is a postcard from the event. Notice the affix upright!

#8 FRANCE: the Albi Cathedral looks wondrous at this old black and white postcard dating from 1913

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