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A postcard or post card is a rectangular piece of thick paper or thin cardboard intended for writing and mailing without an envelope.
Postcard may also refer to:
Arts and entertainment edit
Books edit
- The Post Card, a 1980 book by French philosopher Jacques Derrida
- The Postcard, a 2009 children's novel by Tony Abbott
Film edit
- Postcard (2010 film), a Japanese film
- Postcard (2014 film), an Indian film
Music edit
- Post Card (album), album by Mary Hopkin
Songs edit
- "Postcard" (The Who song), by The Who from Odds & Sods
- "Postcard" (Steven Wilson song), by Steven Wilson from Grace for Drowning
- "The Postcard", by Boris Grebenshchikov from Radio Silence
- "Postcard", by The Hollies from Butterfly
- "Postcard", by The Huntingtons from Self-titled Album
- "Postcard", by Iron & Wine from Archive Series Volume No. 1
- "Postcard", by The Lemonheads from Creator
- "Postcard", by Troye Sivan featuring Gordi from Bloom
- "Postcard", by First Aid Kit (band)
Technology edit
- POST card, a computer diagnostic tool
See also edit
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