Original Landscape Photography - Greeting Cards of the World

These greeting cards of the World are finely reproduced on high quality SYMBOL card and left blank for your own message. Cards are packaged individually with a quality white 100gms embossed envelope in crystal clear polypropylene bags.

There is a minimum order of 10 cards, but cards can be mixed in your order:

10 or more cards in order - £1.50 each
20 or more cards in order - £1.25 each
50 or more cards in order - £1.00 each


Matterhorn and Gorner Glacier	Sun, Sea & Coral Sand	Mists of Dawn, Rocky Mountains


Twelve Apostles	Winter Jetty	The Lindis Pass


Milford Sound	Matterhorn	Maldive Swing	Kilimanjaro

Symbol card is produced from integrated and sustainable forests, the pulp is whitened using ecological processes. It is PH neutral, generally determined by the use of so-called "acid free" production processes and has a Long Life mark based on the ISO 9706 Standard, which defines the requirements for such papers.

Order on Line - just click on card images for price and order information, credit card details are collected using an SSL secured server.
Order by Telephone - you can also place your order now on +44 1761 436377 (international) or 01761 436377 (UK) - all major credit and debit cards accepted..
Order by Post - send your order with a cheque made payable to Fine Art Photographs and post to: 1 Hillside, The Hollow, Dunkerton, Nr Bath BA2 8BQ.

For a small extra charge cards can be personalised with your own message, including Christmas Greetings. Minimum order 100 cards. Please telephone +44 (0) 1761 436377 to discuss your individual requirements.

Trade/ wholesale orders for cards, calendars and canvas prints are welcome. Please telephone +44 (0) 1761 436377 for more details.

Most cards can also be purchased as photographic display prints or canvases. Please phone or email for details.

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