✨🌿🌞From the Archives: Summer Cards Returning

Hello, Blackbirds! 

It’s an absolutely golden afternoon here, and I’m excited to tell you that the Summer Archives Sale is almost upon us. 

This Friday, on June 3rd, you’ll be able to purchase a 3-pack of the Postcards of the Month from June, July and August 2021. The way to do this will be by sending me a message on Etsy requesting to purchase a set! I have 24 sets to sell, so the first 24 individuals to send me a message on Etsy after the sale opens on the 3rd will have a private listing sent to them. 👍 If you were too late, I’ll send a message letting you know.

I’m going to try something new this time, and if it goes smoothly, I’m happy to continue it for future archival sales. I’m going to split the sale into two different time slots, in the hopes that people with differing time zones and schedules will all have a decent shot. 

The first 12 will go on sale at noon EST. After those 12 have been claimed, anyone to message after that point will be told to try again in the evening. (Messaging too late for the first slot does not put you “in line” for the second slot; you will still have to be one of the first 12 to message in the evening.) 

The second 12 will go on sale at 8 pm EST. Hopefully this helps out those of you who are west coasters or work day jobs that prevent you from shopping online. :P 

Last time I opened the archives, all sets sold out within about ten or twenty minutes, so I suggest acting quickly when it’s time! When all sets have sold out, I will edit the announcement post saying so — and then I will begin responding to each message. This takes me some time, so don’t fret or send another message if you don’t get a response for an hour or so.

The set will be available for $15 plus .75c US shipping or $2.60 international shipping.

Once I am sold out, these cards are gone and will not be reprinted! So if you are a Blackbird who is interested in getting older cards, this is the only way to do so!

Good luck to all!

— Your Society President, Penpal in Chief and Summer Squash, Marlowe Lune