The History Of Handwritten Letters

Many people I know who collect letters and other ephemera bemoan the lost art of letter writing, so I thought they (and you!) might like to see this History of Handwritten Letters infographic and see what other related lost arts there are. *wink* (You can click the image to more easily read the information on the image.)

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Deanna

Deanna is the founder of Inherited Values, among other sites. She is also an antique dealer.
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