Postcards From Oz - Smith Street Books

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The Postcards From Oz collection by Smith Street Books is designed for bibliophiles, fans of L. Frank Baum’s classic literature, and anyone who appreciates vintage stationery. This set provides a nostalgic way to send correspondence featuring iconic illustrations by W. W. Denslow, though it is intended specifically for those who prefer classic, artistic aesthetics over modern, minimalist designs.
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Yes, they feature the original, iconic illustrations by W. W. Denslow from the first edition of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
The set includes 20 individual, uniquely designed postcards.
Yes, Smith Street Books uses durable card stock suitable for both mailing and long-term storage.
Absolutely. Their classic aesthetic makes them excellent for individual framing or as a gallery wall collection.
Yes, the artwork is classic and family-friendly, making it a great introduction to the literary history of the Oz series.
Use a permanent marker or quick-drying ballpoint pen and allow the ink to set for a few seconds before touching the writing surface.
Place the postcard inside a rigid card-stock mailer or include a piece of scrap cardboard to provide extra structural support.
To keep your postcards in pristine condition, store them in their original packaging or a cool, dry acid-free box to prevent yellowing or ink fading. If mailing, standard postal regulations apply; ensure your envelope or the postcard itself meets the minimum dimensions required by your local postal service for flat-rate mailing. To protect the vintage print from scuffing during transit, it is often best to use a protective sleeve or a rigid mailer if the cards are being sent to other collectors.