You'll be pleased that all Portland Postcards since the beginning of 2006 are on our new, extra-sturdy card stock.  The 30% post-consumer recycled content has no loss in beauty, plus an actual increase in quality.

Portland Postcards produces acid-free, archival quality postcards for scrapbooks and collectors. Artists in the course of history use archival paper because it stays fresh, and does not yellow or crumble.

HIGH QUALITY, good prices
Portland Postcards strives to deliver the best in high-quality, standard priced specialty postcards.  And, when you consider the cost of envelope greeting cards, you'll be impressed at how much you save in using Postcards for your correspondence, invitations, and personal greetings.  And, you save 15¢ on each card when you use 26¢ postcard postage.

INFORMATIONAL backs
have discriptive history and/or directions to get to the actual places shown on the front of each card.

PORTLAND PARKS and public gardens
Take a walk through Portland's beautiful parks and public gardens, with Portland Postcards. Whether you are an "armchair walker," or crave to get your feet on Mother Earth, we'll take you there. "You can get there from here," as all our postcards are taken by a real person.  The photographers are standing on the ground -- no aerial shots.    See or visit your favorite park, or seek others tucked away for you to discover!

AMUSEMENT PARK scenes
Portland Postcards' collection of local Amusement Parks is growing. The Oaks Park Roller Coaster has been on retaiilers' shelves since early 2005. Now, the Summer Waterfront Festival Ferris Wheel postcard is out, too.

SKATEBOARDERS, original expressive drawings
For Skateboarders, Skateboard retailers, clubs, organizations, and conventions -- Portland Postcards has something special to offer you. Skateboarder Drawings are found at Portland Postcards, and nowhere else! More drawings are in the works. Put in your order now if you need a large order for your convention or event.

DISTINCTIVE images
Every Portland Postcard is distinctive, and we have six especially unique ones showing some of Portland's hidden treasures, along with two night photographs of downtown Portland.  Pioneer Courthouse Square may also be found in this collection.