The First Christmas Card Boxed Notecards Manuscripts whose existence gives us clues

whose existence gives us clues about the beginnings of Christianity in England

This quality color printed porcelain ornament features the festive illustration of the scene of Scrooge being visited by the Ghost of Christmas Present from the classic holiday tale A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens

so that we can all enjoy weeping for Charlotte Sophia again

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The First Christmas Card Boxed Notecards Manuscripts whose existence gives us cluesFrom the Morgan Library & Museum's collection, this image of the first Christmas card printed is reproduced for your own use this holiday season. Designed by John Callcott Horsley (1817 1903) and printed in 1842 by J. R. Jobbins of Holborn, the original card bears the sentiment "A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you" and were commissioned by Sir Henry Cole under his "Felix Summerly" pseudonym. Few of the original copies of this card survive!