A Vintage selectionof 10 Postcards, British Saucy Seaside Postcard from CARDTOON company, Rare and highly Collectible 1960s original comic postcard - unused 
 
Cardtoon postcard range were available at the same time as Bamfords and McGill and are much rarer to get a hold of now outside of the Collectors circuit of the UK, and even rarer for collectors across the globe.
 
The design or wording used, may offend some in this modern age, but that is the nature of the 'saucy' British humour reflected in the 1960's, not 2023+.
 
The quality of the postcard front is quite good condition, with very little wear present even on the edges, but the rear 'writing' section side, does show some age fading and discolouration, as the paper material tends to do after 60 odd years, even with careful storage.
 
You can select from any of the following series available
series   -     A      -      C32    CARDTOON COMPANY.
series   -     A      -      C18    CARDTOON COMPANY.
series   -     A      -      C4    CARDTOON COMPANY.
series   -     A      -      C29    CARDTOON COMPANY.
series   -     A      -      C6    CARDTOON COMPANY.
series   -     A      -      C1     CARDTOON COMPANY.
series   -     A      -      C7    CARDTOON COMPANY.
series   -     A      -      C11    CARDTOON COMPANY.
series   -     B      -      C21    CARDTOON COMPANY.
series   -     B      -      C26    CARDTOON COMPANY.
series   -     B      -      C25    CARDTOON COMPANY.
 
some may have already sold out
 
There may also one pack of a set of 11 Cardtoon postcard available 
 
These Style of postcard designs date from the 1960s and reflect the relaxation of the censorship laws in the UK on seaside postcards, that were originally imposed in the 1950s as they are much more risque, explicit and touched on 'taboo' subjects, than the earlier cards from the likes of Donald McGill. The photograph shown is of the actual cards you will receive.
 
All my original vintage cards have been securely stored for many years and are in 'as-new condition' unused. None of them have been written on or postally used. Some of the backs show very slight uniform discolouration but this is normal and commensurate with the age of the cards due to the chemical process of the card material in the 1960's production. An ideal opportunity for a collector to boost their collection of now banned, politically incorrect British seaside saucy postcards.!
 
WHY DO PEOPLE COLLECT THEM
Vintage postcards are highly collectable. Perfect for framing, wall art and other decorative use. They make imaginative gifts and stunning conversation pieces.
 
Why not save on postage and spread the cost by adding multiples of these into your basket together?