- Part of a series of eight historical folded notecards, 4 ¼” x 5 ½”. Printed in black on ivory rippled stock at the Women’s Community Press at the Los Angeles Woman’s Building on the Rotaprint offset press. Two additional printings over the years. The notecards opened to 8 ½” x 11”, offering plenty of room to write a letter. Jocelyn Cohen and Nancy Poore introduced the notecards because customers requested historical notes. During the succeeding years, they produced a few more notecards, but they favored the format of postcards so everyone along the way could see them. The two later printings were on ivory laid paper and then golden laid paper. Besides the historical caption on the back, the first printing included:
Some suggested uses for this card:
I've got an idea, You seem to have some great ideas, Congratulations (on anything), Hope your plans work out. It'd be a good idea to: Give yourself a vacation, Stick up for your rights, Buy yourself a present, Take me to lunch, Go back to school, Run for an office, Do whatever you want ... or just to write a letter.
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