from greeting cards and gift wrap to ornaments, glassware and other entertaining essentials — all with Chabert's signature touch and distinctive details inspired by vintage Hallmark designs.

The trio — Mother’s Day, vintage Hallmark cards and Wilson — combines to form a new exhibit. Two exhibits, in fact: one in Kansas City at the Hallmark Visitors Center and another in Staunton ...

Only a select number of employees have access to the trove of historical documents and products from the greeting card maker's history. Samantha Bradbeer, Hallmark’s historian, is one of them.

The apron strings on this card from the late 1920s were actual fabric. Such attachments weren’t unusual. Some cards featured lace, tissue paper or pressed dried flowers. Courtesy photo It’s ...

The materials cover the period 1948-57 and include oils, watercolors and pencil drawings as well as photographs, vintage Hallmark cards and correspondence with Hallmark founder J.C. Hall.

from greeting cards and gift wrap to entertaining essentials — all with Chabert's signature touch and distinctive details ...