1970s-80s Children’s Classroom Exchange Valentine's Day Cards

About This Vintage Valentine Lot

Step back into the charm of childhood with this delightful lot of mid-century 14 vintage children's Valentine cards, originally designed for classroom exchanges. These small "school-size" valentines feature nostalgic illustrations, sweet messages, and playful designs that capture the innocence of past decades.

Row 1 (Top)

Green Alligator: A stylized green alligator with a small red heart.

Girl in Swimsuit: A young girl in a blue swimsuit and swim cap with the message "Hope your Valentine's Day makes a BIG SPLASH!"

Boy on Horse: A young boy in a yellow cowboy hat and red shirt riding a white horse.

Foghorn Leghorn: The classic Looney Tunes rooster (standing plainly, not in costume).

Row 2

Grey Bird: A bird holding a large red scalloped heart that says "You'd be my Valentine."

Owl: A "Nutty Knock-Knock" card featuring a brown owl ("Owl who?").

Basset Hound: A puppy with the text "Let's be BUDDIES."

Row 3

Mickey Mouse: A 1970s Hallmark card featuring Mickey Mouse sitting with Pluto in front of a red heart. Similar "Hello, Valentine" series from this era typically featured this simplified art style.

Child in Parka: A knock-knock joke card featuring a character in a winter parka ("Alaska who?").

Row 4 (Bottom)

Superman & Wonder Woman: A large 1980 DC Comics card with the text "LET'S FLY TOGETHER."

"Cool Cat" Kitten: A small card featuring a white kitten with sunglasses.

Snoopy & Woodstock: A 1970s Hallmark card featuring the pair on a teeter-totter with a rainbow background.

Panda on a Bike: A panda riding a bicycle with a "Hi Valentine" sign.

Pink Dragon: A large pink dragon in the bottom right corner.

Perfect For

An ideal ephemera lot for collectors, junk journal enthusiasts, and scrapbookers, this set adds a whimsical, heartfelt touch to any creative project. Each card showcases classic vintage style, from cute animals and cheerful colors to timeless Valentine greetings.