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We understand—it’s not even September—but we have already received orders and requests for holiday cards. Because some are limited editions, some are available only in small quantities, and delivery time from our suppliers can be understandably iffy at this time, please order now to avoid disappointment.
Animal Tracks in the Snow Holiday Card
These double-sided letterpress greeting cards are perfect for celebrating every winter holiday. The images on the cards will teach you how to identify the tracks of rabbits, deer, muskrats, minks, squirrels, foxes, and more. Individual cards are blank inside for your personal message.
Winter Bird Triptych Holiday Card
Decorated with festive images of foliage and a beautiful bird, the card makes an attractive mantelpiece ornament and a small but thoughtful gift. The card comes individually wrapped with a cream diamond flap envelope and is wrapped in biodegradable cellophane. It has no message.
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Winter Trees Triptych Holiday Card
This three-dimensional triptych card, which reads “Very Merry Christmas” on the front, opens in the center to reveal an additional internal image in three parts, reading “And Happy New Year.” Decorated with festive images of winter trees, the card makes a very attractive mantelpiece ornament and a small but thoughtful gift.
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Happy Hanukkah Letterpress Greeting Cards
Celebrate the festival of lights with these handmade letterpress greeting cards, reading “Happy Hanukkah” on a blue pattern featuring a lit menorah. The set includes six cards and kraft envelopes. The cards are blank inside for your message.
Peace and Goodwill Holiday Cards
These cheery blue-and-gold holiday cards are inspired by the David Jones lettering in the permanent collection of Kettle’s Yard, a unique house and gallery with a remarkable collection of twentieth-century art that is a part of the University of Cambridge in England.
Richard Scarry Advent Calendar
This reusable advent calendar features twenty-five pop-out ornaments inspired by the busy, busy world of Richard Scarry that are perfect for decorating a Christmas tree or crafting an adorable wreath.
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Marbled Wrapping Paper Book
Twelve large sheets of high-quality wrapping paper are bound into this paperback book. The sheets are easily removed from the book by tearing along the perforated line.
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Everlasting Advent Calendar
This Advent Calendar Tree is constructed from robust 600 gsm uncoated ivory cardstock, printed in hand-mixed colors. It includes twenty-four individual decorations—stars, hearts, animals and birds,—which are slotted one-by-one into place on the successive days of Advent, culminating in the star at the top of the tree, which is the culmination of the ritual on Christmas Eve.
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Uncle Fester Snowman March Holiday Cards
Bring the humor of the Addams Family to your holiday season with this set of cards, featuring “Snowman March,” an illustration by cartoonist Charles Addams. In the illustration, Uncle Fester appears among a crowd of cheerful snowmen. The greeting inside the cards reads “Season’s Greetings.”
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Deck the Hall Holiday Card
This set of six letterpress cards is perfect for the ancient Yuletide caroler or to cheer up a scrooge. This Christmas card features the sheet music and original English lyrics of the chorus to “Deck the Hall,” written by Welsh musician Thomas Oliphant in 1862, with a Welsh melody dating back to the sixteenth century. “Happy holidays to you and yours” is printed in fine gold foil underneath the notes.
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Silent Night Holiday Card
This set of six letterpress cards is perfect for holy nights and heaven'ly hosts to bring peace and good wishes to the holiday season. The card features the sheet music and lyrics of the chorus to “Silent Night” composed by Austrian composer Franz Xaver Gruber in 1818 and written by Austrian priest Joseph Mohr in 1816. “Merry Christmas to you” is printed in fine gold foil underneath the notes.
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Edward Gorey Cat in Scarf
Holiday Cards
A grinning cat sporting a preposterously long red and white scarf? Classic Edward Gorey. Wrap your friends and family in the warmth of the season. Twelve cards with thirteen envelopes. Inside message: Season’s Greetings.
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Instead of a Card: Christmas Lights for Winter Nights
This collection of ten seasonal poems is in the “poetry instead of card” series, based on the idea that sending a greeting card is a lovely gesture, and sending a booklet of poetry an even more meaningful one.
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Woodpecker Christmas Cards
Peck, peck, peck—this downy woodpecker spells out “Merry Christmas” on a tree, spreading holiday cheer to warm up the cool winter scene. Subtle colors of dawn grace the sky, glowing softly above the snow of distant hills as this busy fellow works. Inside greeting reads: “Bringing you best wishes for a cheery holiday and a glad new year.”
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Joyous Kwanzaa Greeting Cards
These Kwanzaa greeting cards feature green, black, and red tapered candles, to send your loved ones wishes for a “Joyous Kwanzaa.” Each set includes eight cards and coordinating envelopes, packaged in a simple kraft stationery box with a window front. The cards are blank inside for your message.
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Woody Guthrie’s “New Years Rulin’s” Greeting Cards
Woody Guthrie wrote these heartfelt and playful resolutions on New Year’s Day, 1943. From “Don’t Get Lonesome” and “Dream Good,” to “Love Everybody,” these all-occasion cards delight and inspire in any season.
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Charles Addams’s “Brownstone Snowman” Holiday Cards
Cartoonist Charles Addams (American, 1912–1988), creator of The Addams Family, was inspired by the quirks of his fellow New Yorkers and the singular nature of their city—itself one of Addams’s characters.
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A cheeky fox jaunts through a snowy birch forest on this letterpress greeting card. The complementary colors of blue and orange showcase a special vibrancy that can be achieved by using a letterpress. The inside greeting reads: “May this season of beauty be a season of joy for you.”
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Edward Gorey Holiday Card Assortment
’Tis the season to be Gorey… This is Edward St. John Gorey at his festive best. Join him to sip the flaming punch, sample a cookie, dispose of the fruitcake, and decorate the fireplace. Twenty assorted cards and envelopes.
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Dark Forces Holiday Greeting Cards by Glen Baxter
“It is December and already dark forces are gathering.” These holiday cards are sure to enchant both confirmed Baxterians and those in dire need of an introduction.
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Uncle George Holiday Greeting Cards by Glen Baxter
“In order to escape the insidious commercial excesses of Christmas, Uncle George opts for a quiet weekend away from it all.” Eight cards and envelopes in a pack.
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Booklover’s Holiday Cards
Share the joy of the season with this holiday card showcasing a historic poster created for a WPA Library Project, circa 1936–40. The words and image express the happiest of thoughts: “A Year of Good Reading Ahead.” Ten cards and envelopes. Blank inside.
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“Give Us Peace” Letterpress Cards
This letterpress holiday card is printed with the Latin Dona Nobis Pacem, which may be translated as “Give Us Peace.” The cards are printed in gold foil on 100% cotton, cream-colored matte paper and are blank inside.
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Holly Holiday
Correspondence Cards
Share the joy of the season with these flat letterpress correspondence cards, reading “Happy Holidays,” with a charming illustration of holly leaves. Each set includes six flat cards and envelopes.
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James Joyce Holiday Cards
“His soul swooned slowly as he heard the snow falling faintly through the universe.”
This quote from James Joyce’s short story “The Dead,” from Dubliners, is printed on pale, cream-colored stock that is acid-free, 100% recycled, FSC certified, and carbon neutral.
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Nordmann Fir Holiday Card Set
This set of six holiday cards features a vintage Christmas tree illustration adapted from Neerland’s Botanic Garden: Pictures and Descriptions of Ornamental Plants for Garden and Room (1865). Courtesy of University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
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Something for Christmas
In Palmer Brown’s beloved story of a little mouse’s search for a very special gift for a very special person, nothing seems just right until the little mouse realizes that the best present of all is already at hand. Brown has given us something special for Christmas—a lovely story, filled with the true spirit of the holiday season.
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Christmas Tree Wrapping Paper
This holiday wrapping paper features vintage illustrations of Nordmann fir trees decorated with festive ornaments, adapted from Neerland’s Botanic Garden: Pictures and descriptions of ornamental plants for garden and room(1865). Courtesy of University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
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Vintage Christmas Wrapping Paper
This nostalgic Christmas wrapping paper features festive illustrations created from ornaments and decorative blocks found in the 1923 American Type Founders Specimen Book and Catalogue which advertised typeface character sets and decorative flourishes to printers and designers.
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Snowflakes Wrapping Paper
This classic wrapping paper is perfect for any snowy holiday, featuring unique vintage snowflake designs adapted from Snow-flakes: a chapter from the book of nature, published by the American Tract Society in 1863. Courtesy of University of California Libraries.
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The Little Prince Wrapping Paper
The design features images from Saint-Exupéry’s novella, including characters from the story, along with lines from the book (in Italian). Made by a company in Tuscany, the centuries-old cradle of the noblest paper manufacturing traditions. Imported from Italy.
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Vintage Italian Travel Poster
Wrapping Paper
Printed in sumptuous colors with metallic gold accents, the design features vintage travel posters advertising famous Italian towns and cities; acid-free and therefore also suitable for bookbinding, scrapbooking, and other creative projects. Imported from Italy.
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Hot Air Balloons Wrapping Paper
In the 1780s, the Montgolfier brothers and Jacques Charles engaged in a spectacular race to levitate into the sky using balloons. Their “artificial clouds,” as one writer described the flying globes, would enthrall the French capital and set off a craze known as “balloonomania.”
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Listen As You Read: The Nutcracker
As you and your little one follow Clara on her Christmas adventure through the magical scenes of The Nutcracker, you will hear ten excerpts from the ballet’s music. Play the musical excerpts and, for each of them, read a discussion of the instruments, rhythms, and musical techniques that make them so powerful.
On Christmas
This delightful anthology—described in Gyles Brandreth’s introduction as “a plum pudding stuffed with good things”—offers an array of writers, both old and new, who have expressed their thoughts about Christmas with joy, nostalgia, grumpiness, and wit. Devour in one sitting, or savor at your leisure through the long winter nights.
The New York Review of Books Baseball Cap
Celebrate one of your favorite magazines with our baseball cap. This smart black cap has The New York Review of Books logo in bright red. 100% cotton; adjustable velcro closure.
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