For others, the printed card is an artifact of a bygone era. Putting pen to paper — and mailing it — is too much of a hassle. But in an era of e-cards, emojis and GIFs, a London museum has put on display what the Smithsonian and the Victoria and Albert Museum call the world’s oldest printed Christmas card. Dating to 1843, it serves as a reminder of the enduring power of a holiday tradition.
For others, the printed card is an artifact of a bygone era. Putting pen to paper — and mailing it — is too much of a hassle. But in an era of e-cards, emojis and GIFs, a London museum has put on display what the Smithsonian and the Victoria and Albert Museum call the world’s oldest printed Christmas card. Dating to 1843, it serves as a reminder of the enduring power of a holiday tradition.
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