Who was Helen

I discovered an old trunk among my grandfather's possessions after he passed away in 1996.  The trunk contained post cards of Europe that Helen had sent him from her travels in 1914.  She visited these iconic sites just prior to the outbreak of World War I.  Helen was my grandfather's first love, unrequited as he was 15 and she was 26.  My grandfather first met Helen when she was a customer in his father's German Sausage and Butcher Shop in Detroit.  Helen was an avid traveler, fearless and adventurous.  She married the brother of a famous silent screen actor and settled in Los Angeles in 1917.  Sadly, Helen contracted tuberculosis and passed away at the age of 40.  My grandfather cherished her post cards until his death, almost 82 years after first receiving them.  Helen was bold, brave and lived life to the fullest.  Her story is intriguing because maybe there is a little bit of Helen in each of us

Each one of Helen's posts cards has been meticulously recreated using 80# natural stock with accompanying 60# natural envelopes.

Price is $3.50 per note card/envelope.

Paris, Venice, Country Collections:

4 different images per collection

$  14.00 per collection

TAX INCLUDED

MINIMUM ORDER OF 4 CARDS

ALL ORDERS SHIP FREE IN CONTINENTAL USA

Helen's cards can be purchased through this website.  

Helen's cards can also purchased through our ETSY Shop - Affectionately Helen.

Helen's cards are also available at these fine retailers:

Bountiful Home.....Edmonds, WA

Jana's Favorite Finds.....Everett, WA

Driftwood Modern....Edmonds, WA

Thank you!!

PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR  TRAVELOGUE:  HELEN'S ADVENTURES......

Because maybe  there is a little bit of Helen in each