This wonderful postcard consists of a collage of German-language advertisements and announcements. At first I thought the postcard might be Czech. In any case, it is addressed to someone in Kolozsvár (the Hungarian spelling of the Romanian City of Cluj), the informal capital of the province of Transylvania.
Monday, April 19, 2010
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I like the multimedia aspect of the image.
ReplyDeleteIn answer to your question on my blog, the Farm show in Tulare is in Feb and is different from the antique farm show in April. The one you attended is for present day farmers looking for equipment for purchase for their businesses.
ReplyDeleteNeat collage postcard.
Judy
Yes Yes to the multi media aspect!
ReplyDeleteVery elegant.
Jjj
Hey Christine. Thanks for stopping by my crazy blog. I didn't know your blog was for postcards. I have an amazing post card collection too. I'll share a few on my Sepia Saturday posts on occasion. I love the colors on some cards and the things written on the reverse are a hoot to read. I'm glad people decided to hold on to them instead of throwing them out.
ReplyDeleteIt is a wonderful card. It is more an artwork that an illustration. Nice posting.
ReplyDeleteLovely postcards.Fantastic blog!
ReplyDeleteLovely postcards. Fantastic blog!
ReplyDeleteIs there an echo in here?
ReplyDeleteYes, the echo effect is common in the mountains of Transylvania.
ReplyDeleteLUV this card! A great example of mail art.
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