Sentence examples for compilation of postcards from inspiring English sources

In 2003, Genesis Books – a British house known for its exquisitely bound, signed (and commensurately pricey) limited editions, many of them Beatles-related – published his "Postcards From the Boys," a lavish, annotated compilation of postcards he received over the years from John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison.

From the oldest exhibit, which was published in Latin in 1471 by the French printer Nicolas Jenson, to the newest, "James Jennifer Georgina, Irma Boomm's poignant compilation of the postcards sent by a mother to her daughter every day for a decade, "The Printed Book" presents a resounding defense of its subject.

When I look at the Abu Ghraib photos I think of a book called Without Sanctuary -- a compilation of lynching postcards and photos from the early 20th century, which came out in 2000.

It was ironic that Collins' hospitalisation during 2005 coincided with a renewed interest in Orange Juice, following Domino records' compilation of their early Postcard recordings, The Glasgow School.

A random selection of postcards.

Dealers would ship him boxfuls of postcards on approval.

HARRY POTTS, Leeds No – but I read lots of postcards.

Panorama of Postcards Next to coins and stamps, postcards have become the most popular collectible.

A series of postcards, stamps and postmarks was also released.

Spend some time researching the values of postcards.

Send emails in place of postcards and letters.