The lovely Czech family on the front of this card sends you hearty New Year's greetings. I also wish you a very happy New year, but I do...

Here are some ornate German New Year's cards. These were the cards that the Schweigert family sent to Adolf Stoltz in 1911, 1912, and 19...

More French New Year's postcards. Tomorrow I'll post some beautiful German ones.   Here are the backs of the cards in the same ...

I have so many old French New Year's postcards, so I'm going to try to post as many as I can. Here are the backs of the cards...

There are a number of symbols that are associated with the New Year. One of my favorites is the image of a clock striking midnight. Here are...

It's hard to believe that this new year's calendar is 100 years old. This one's from 1911. Here are the backs of the cards...

How I would love to get a card like this from my mail carrier! And while we're talking about mail, here's another card that menti...

Adolf Stoltz moved from Markirch, Germany to Lawrence, Massachusetts. Markirch became part of France after World War I, but by then Herr Sto...

I have a small collection of very beautiful cards that were sent to Adolf Stoltz in Lawrence, Massachusetts. Most of the cards were sent fro...

It's hard to celebrate the New Year with joy and abandon if you have a son, husband, brother or father fighting in a war. These French c...

Check out these fancy spats! These children are all dressed up to wish you a Happy New Year. Here's the back of the second card, writt...

This card was sent exactly 100 years ago to Mrs. Jay Woodin of Cortland, New York. The name is misspelled on this card. The message read...