10 Jazz Age Flower Basket Cards

Bright and bold greetings cards which reproduce a fun design from a die-cut bridge tally-scorecard c.1920-30. Originally produced by The Buzza Company, a leading American publisher based in a Minneapolis, founded 1907, and designed to record bridge scores; decorative tally cards became a fashionable addition to the card table in the 1930s when Harold Stirling Vanderbilt’s (1884-1970) more strategic rules for contract bridge from 1925 became popular for after-dinner entertainment. Recreating the die-cut basket-shape of the original, with gold foil details highlighting the gold ink of the original. With a clever folding stand and space for your message on the back of the basket, the cards mix stylised lilies, tulips, daffodils and anemones in a delightful basket: perfect to send loved ones and brighten their day.

Made exclusively for Museum Selection.

Pair with our matching 20 Sheets Jazz Age Flowers Gift Wrap

10 die-cut cards, one design
With gold foil details
c.14cm sq
Blank message space on the back
With folding stand to display
Envelopes included
Printed in Britain
British FSC accredited card
Cards and envelopes can be recycled, subject to local refuse policies