By East End Prints - Greetings Cards & Postcards
5-7 Business Days Greeting Card
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Why we carry this
This greeting card arrives printed in vegan ink on sustainably sourced 300gsm Invercote board—the kind of detail that makes you feel slightly better about yourself. Billy The Kid's handwritten typography mines the English language for comedy gold, pairing contemporary expressions with forgotten phrases to produce something genuinely funny and oddly moving. It's the card you'll actually want to send.
— partoo
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