Tyler Kim

Tyler Kim

Tyler Kim runs postcardsonly.blog — an honest, opinionated collector and community builder based in Boise.

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Beyond the Stamp: Uncovering Epochal Narratives in Vintage Postcard Art

Beyond the Stamp: Uncovering Epochal Narratives in Vintage Postcard Art

Unlock the hidden histories within vintage postcards. We explore how societal shifts, major events, and daily life of the early 20th century were captured, offering collectors a deeper historical appreciation.

April 14, 2026

The Complete Guide to Preserving and Displaying Your Vintage Postcard Collection

The Complete Guide to Preserving and Displaying Your Vintage Postcard Collection

Discover expert techniques for protecting your vintage postcard collection from damage while showcasing it beautifully. Learn proper storage, framing, and display methods.

April 12, 2026

Protecting Your Postcard Collection from Humidity and Light

Protecting Your Postcard Collection from Humidity and Light

Learn how to protect your vintage postcard collection from the destructive effects of humidity, UV light, and acidic storage materials to ensure long-term preservation.

April 11, 2026

Why Paper Weight and Texture Define Postcard Value

Why Paper Weight and Texture Define Postcard Value

Don't just look at the image. Learn why paper weight, texture, and acid content are the real keys to determining the value and longevity of your vintage postcard collection.

April 11, 2026

10 Hidden Gems: Finding Rare Vintage Postcards at Flea Markets

10 Hidden Gems: Finding Rare Vintage Postcards at Flea Markets

Discover the thrill of hunting for rare vintage postcards at flea markets. Learn expert tips on spotting valuable finds, identifying authentic pieces, and building a collection without breaking the bank.

April 11, 2026

Why Does Postcard Ink Fade and How Can You Prevent It?

Why Does Postcard Ink Fade and How Can You Prevent It?

Discover why vintage postcard colors fade and learn the practical steps to protect your collection from light, humidity, and chemical degradation.

April 11, 2026