Postcards from the New Yorker: One Hundred Covers from Ten Decades

I love this box of postcards!! I am very active on Postcrossing. This box has something for everyone. I live in America, so I like that it's postcards from the New Yorker. Good quality. I'm not worried about them traveling far. Like I mentioned before, it has something for everyone. It can be hard to gather a variety of different subjects and themes when you start PostCrossing. This box would be a great 'starter box' of postcards for those who sign up for PostCrossing. The pictures are beautiful. Color is vibrant. I really enjoy them.. I'm definitely keeping a few for myself. Would buy again!

Just fabulous! Here is a box of postcards of New Yorker covers from the 1920s through 2011. I was really looking forward to them but had some qualms that they might be chosen for their "political correctness" and am happy to say that they were not! In fact, for the most part, these covers appear to have been chosen for their humor, nostalgia, clean lines, story-telling, great colors and somewhat seasonal factors. Not all of my favorites are here, but then I probably have a good deal more than 100 favorites.I have been a subscriber to The New Yorker for many years and the editors deserve heartfelt applause for daring to stay with the artistic covers and for not falling into the trap of alternating movie stars like Vanity Fair and every single other magazine has done to the immense boredom of readers and subscribers. I actually love my weekly New Yorker more for the covers than for the sameness and predictability of the stories and articles. I sincerely hope that by saying this I haven't jinxed these great artists, and Francoise Mouly, the Art Editor of the magazine, is to be congratuated!

Such a deal! Study card stock, sized for postcard postage, charming New Yorker covers. At 100 cards, about the best deal per card for those of us who use a lot of postcards. As a shut-in on the Left Coast who can't go card-shopping, and who needs to economize, I use postcards to send notes, birthday and anniversary greetings, and to send notes 2-3 times a week to a 99-yr-old aunt in a retirement residence on the Right Coast. Email and other electronic media are nice, but there are times when snail mail, even if just a postcard, is really nice.

I send postcards on a regular basis and these are nice quality paper with a wide variety of images.

When I found these on Amazon I was excited. . . when I received them I was thrilled! Very nice quality, heavy card stock. So many cute covers. I have framed several of them, used them just as postcards & have bought plain craft cards & glued them to the front to make my own notecards. Very very pleased with my purchase. You won't be disappointed.

Bought this book to use the postcards as the guestbook at my wedding. My fiance and I live in New York, but we are from the South. I am trying to find creative ways to share our NYC life with guests, and this is the perfect way! I bought several other New York postcard books because we are having 350 guests and this was by far the best value as I didn't want to spend hundreds of dollars to track down cool and unique postcards for so many people. Definitely a great purchase and very happy about the price.

I bought this package for Postcrossing, but you will probably need a pretty specific request or direct swap in order to use these cards. The art styles can seem repetitive in the same years, which makes sense, but there isn't much variety for sending out as random swaps. There are lots of cards of great quality, though, if you can find a use for them all.

This pack of postcards include 100 different images with The New York covers from the archives of approximately 1930s to 2010s.Have found here a lot of nice pictures on different topics and events (NYC, people, historical events, St. Valentine's Day and other holidays, vacations, some of them - about religion and LGBT). Very often - with a dose of humor.Printed on semi-gloss paper. Deep colors, high detailed.Definitely recommend it.