cabinet card Four "sharing the past" where were they stored in the past?

[@Susan-u3j]

thanks for all the cards and tri fold pocket and information about the photo how they were kept

[@JunkJournalideas]

my pleasure Susan, it's always fun to know a bit about these old crads, I was so curious about them too ☆🦋 crafty hugs Donna

[@patriciadowd2948]

Loving the cards. Thanks so much.

[@JunkJournalideas]

yay! thanks a lot Patricia ♥︎♡☆🦋 hugs Donna

[@jenniferwatson7118]

Fascinating history - thanks!

[@JunkJournalideas]

hey Jennifer thanks a lot I enjoyed researching it hugs Donna ♡☆ ⚘⚘⚘

[@silverpromidi]

Great history lesson 😀

[@JunkJournalideas]

Thanks Kerry I was curious as how families kept their cards because they were so thick ♥︎♡☆🦋 hugs Donna

[@silverpromidi]

@@JunkJournalideas we take so much for granted in how we store our 'family treasures' of today compared to what people of really not that long ago did 😀

[@tuesdaymoriarty8655]

Lots of fun information! Thanks for these great cards, Donna! ❤❤❤

[@JunkJournalideas]

oi lovely, it was fun researching, hope you have good news!! ♥︎♡☆🦋 hugs Donna

[@roosmarie1961]

Thank you so much for this history lesson. I myself have these pictures of my ancestors as you have seen. be curious about your next idea for these pictures.

[@JunkJournalideas]

ha ha who would have thought, me teach history HA! the next one just dropped!! ♡☆ ⚘⚘⚘ hugs Donna

[@phyllisj73]

Love the history lesson. Thank you for the cards. I've still got loads of loose photos and photo albums. Wonder where the photos will end up in 100 years time? 😀

[@JunkJournalideas]

it was fun Phyllis, you never know where yours will end up, when my mum passed she has heaps there were no identification on the backs so sadly i had no idea who any one was? ♥︎♡☆🦋 hugs Donna

[@TrishDarbonne]

Are the real cards thick? I’ve never seen one in person. Thank you!

[@JunkJournalideas]

yeh they are pretty thick, ive used 250gsm doubled, i could have easily used 300gsm on each piece ♥︎♡☆🦋 hugs Donna