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(#1) 'A Merry Christmas to You'
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(#2) 'A Loving Christmas Greeting'
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(#3) 'A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year'
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(#4) 'Greetings from Krampus'
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(#5) 'A Happy Christmas to You'
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(#6) 'May Yours Be a Joyful Christmas'
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(#7) 'The Best Wishes of the Season to You'
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(#8) Untitled (Victorian Snowman)
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(#9) 'A Merry Christmas'
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(#10) 'Absent Friends'
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(#11) 'May Christmas Be Merry'
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(#12) 'May All Jollity Lighten Your Christmas Hours'
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(#13) 'While My Messenger Moth Lies Dead'
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(#14) 'A Hearty Christmas Greeting'
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(#15) 'Here's a Crow for Christmas'
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(#16) 'I Have Come to Greet You'
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(#17) 'With Many Merry Christmas Greetings'
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(#18) 'Who's Afraid?'
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(#19) 'May Happy Thoughts Ensure Thee Christmas Cheer'
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(#20) 'A Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year'
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(#21) 'A Merry Christmas' (Cat Fan Edition)
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(#22) 'Every Good Wish for Your Christmas'
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(#23) 'A Happy Christmas'
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(#24) 'The Compliments of the Season'
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(#25) 'A Merry X-Mas to You'
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About This Tool
In the Victorian period, people often used Christmas cards that were printed dead birds. The concept of Christmas at that time was very different from that of now. Christmas was originally a Christian holiday. At that time, some strange patterns and designs were popular in Christmas cards, and the dead bird was one of them. This may be related to people's superstition at the time. For example, people can associate seeing dead birds with good luck.
The snowman represented a nightmare in that era, savage frogs, children in teapots, mice riding lobsters, these creepy and bizarre patterns were common in the Victorian period. The random tool displays 25 Victorian Christmas cards that will surprise you.
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