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| This postcard came with shark teeth included (Lots of them and a manta ray tooth.) The darker teeth along the top are fossilized and from 1.8 to 65 million years old. The jawbone in the center is from a"modern" Bull Shark. The two large teeth on each side are from a long extinct species that grew to over 65 feet in length (Carl Hustins, Ottawa, Ont.) C.(Suncoast Post Cards, Photo by Jeff Strom) |
| This funny postcard was one of many that Nick Alach from New Zealand sent with a great video of New Zealand. C.(Pictorial Publications Ltd. Hastings, New Zealand ) |
| Lynda Bruton, a photographer from California, shared her and her mom's excitement when they visited Santa Claus House at the North Pole. |
| The "Super Duper Deltiologists" treasure this antique postcard. (Eleanor Stevenson, Ridgetown, Ontario.) |
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| This beautiful antique postcard shows fantastic embroidery. This postcard from England must have really gladened the heart of some loved one across the sea. (Phoebe LeBlanc, Lethbridge,Newfoundland) |