Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night...

I ordered a neat 'postcard pack' of postcards made of twenty different photographs by a printing firm Artifact Uprising, recommended for me by my Blip buddy nhc.

I uploaded my pictures a week ago, and the card pack came today. The printing is good, and I am really happy to have twenty individual cards. I have no use for many of the same motive. This is fine.

However, the wrapper looked like this but luckily the booklet was unharmed. What do they really do to the parcels when handling them?

[Gayle Sears]

You were fortunate to receive the postcards undamaged!

[Mostly Six Five Oh]

You know, I sometimes wonder what on earth happens to stuff in transit. I had something delivered from Canada earlier in the week and it was in tatters, really shocking.

I am glad to hear you're happy with your postcard pack and it was unscathed inside the crumpled box!

[Octogenarian]

@thimblelady Yes, it would have been a mess to return them!

[Octogenarian]

@mostlyfiveohthree I kind of like the matte finish and the heavy cardboard, but the cropping I wasn't prepared for did damage to some pictures. Next time I know!

[Octogenarian]

@thresheg Thank you for the fav!

[Mostly Six Five Oh]

@octogenarian Yep, the cropping was why I haven't purchased their postcards, only their folded cards. I emailed them about it to see if there was a work around but no.