The "Old Money" Family Who Own Christmas: The Hallmark Dynasty

[@oldmoneyluxury]

COMMENT: Were you aware that Hallmark cards were a family owned business?

[@terrynutall6529]

This is the very definition of an American success story. Extremely tasteful and well done.

[@oldmoneyluxury]

Thanks Terry!

[@scottsandmeyer]

Wonderful video. Proof positive that a simple, wholesome business model can prosper in a world that otherwise prospers on things that are decidedly much less.

[@fabulousswag6683]

When faced with the adversity of the fire that gutted and ravaged their store: ie their source of income and a means of livelihood. Instead of despair they preserve,"shifting their focusing to more intimate form of communication". This foresight led to the offering of high quality valentine and Christmas cards in envelope. Their discovery and founding of an idea of value of intimate form of communication to create,share and celebrate personal and collective experiences and stories,etc was the key that unlocked the veiled padlock of wealth and fortune.

[@jodygrubbs-lv7bp]

What a wonderful video here, thank you for this great information! I love old Family busineses and the families! The Hall family are a wonderful family! God bless the Halls and God bless your wonderful channel here and Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and thank God for your wonderful channel about Old Money, I love it, I like Old Money Families and their Legacies!

[@oldmoneyluxury]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@johnbethea4505]

Comparability is not the game. An achievement of success is the end result.

[@jenniferwilliams4462]

Sad that people don't do cards much anymore, I haven't seen a Hallmark store in over 20 yrs, digital has killed cards and letter writing.

[@mattbarbarich3295]

Not where I am , 20 foot long display cabinets of different cards ( and more at Xmas time) in every newsagents shop in my city. I received 14 cards this Christmas by post or hand.

[@jordanwilliams1378]

Send your own heartfelt card instead of giving them more money.

[@orlettacaldwell]

I love Hallmark. They were doing DEI before it was considered cool. Never knew it was a family.

[@AninditaAnushreeMajumder0918]

Merry Christmas and a happy new year..... 🎉🎉🎉♥️🎅

[@fenflaps2805]

Thank you for the information things I never knew 😊

[@vishyoutubevideos]

You left out the new CEO, Mike Perry.

[@levertmalatji-oj9ok]

Much love from south Africa, do also about the colonial old south African family Oppenheimers

[@oldmoneyluxury]

On the list!

[@n.m.h8792]

​@@oldmoneyluxury also: All the Rand Lords Other wealthy African families

[@jojosthenewblack]

You can’t compare hallmark to Vanderbilt, hallmark is a pauper compared to Vanderbilt

[@michaelangelo6818]

200 years ago I'd agree, but today it's the vanderbilts that are peasants compared to the hallmarks

[@jojosthenewblack]

@@michaelangelo6818 yeah, let’s just drag mansa moosa into this, if we’re both trying to intentionally misinterpret the sentences presented in this video. Vanderbilt had a networth of $100m in 1870s terms, which would be worth $185 billion dollars today, so there’s absolutely no room for comparison.

[@wompol7117]

no longer

[@f34rall2]

Could you do jack links

[@mathewmara2184]

Is that an old money family? I genuinely have no idea who owns that. Is it worth the deep dive?

[@smartdoctorphysicist3095]

Hi I am very happy for this family Yahweh-God, if I could get help from some unseen hand I will be able to do very well for my self. But has for now I am still seeking help any unseen hand.

[@sebastian3004]

I never understood why Americans pay $5 for a piece of a card. Anyone can make better card for a lot less but they dominate the space in grocery stores. There should be something more behind.

[@JQUE94]

Man Dollar Tree is where it's at 😂😂

[@vibratehighermqueen3074]

Love your channel but we’re not African American

[@vibratehighermqueen3074]

Stop saying African American we ain’t African were American please don’t use a term Jessie Jackson came up with it’s kinda disrespectful to black Americans

[@nonedone1701]

Dear, it’s only a point of reference for the consumption of majority viewers that are unaware of ADOS/FBA/Pan African. Besides, you don’t speak for all! I and everyone else I know are okay with the African American label! I assume you’re under 30 and in your discovery phase! Just keep it to yourself for now, you still have a lot to learn! -Respectfully

[@orlettacaldwell]

Speak for yourself