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thumb|Example of a court card, postmarked 1899, showing Robert Burns and his cottage and monument in [[Ayr]] alt=Postcard depicting people boarding a train at the Shawnee Depot in Colorado, late 1800s.|thumb|Postcard depicting people boarding a train at the Shawnee Depot in Colorado, late 1800s

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A postcard is a piece of mail featuring an image on one side and space for a written message and address on the other, typically sent without an envelope. Postcards matter as historical documents that captured everyday scenes and moments from the late 1800s and beyond, providing glimpses into past places, events, and daily life.

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明信片,一種專供書寫文字,不必封函,即可交郵局寄遞的郵件。其正面為信封的格式,反面具有信箋的作用。優點是省貼郵票和不用信封,缺點是篇幅小而無隱密性。亦稱為「郵片」。明信片所寫的內容公開,可被他人所看見,內容通常不涉及隱私權之虞,故稱為明信。在某些地方明信片郵資較普通信函資費便宜。依據台湾中華郵政業務說明,一般民眾可自行印製明信片但不得標誌「中華民國郵政」,而中国大陆的中国邮政亦有类似规定,因此許多人會稱郵局發行之明信片為「郵政明信片」(postal card,帶郵資符),而民間印製者則以泛稱之「明信片」(postcard)指稱。 一般在卡片的反面印有图案(风景、绘画、宣传漫画等等),在正面可以贴邮票,写收件人地址和邮件内容。有的明信片上已经印好邮票,称作。

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