Grabau Heritage Cards Catalog 11 14 Printable

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Heritage Cardsby Wenda Grabau


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Christmas ree opperGrandmas Christmas reeopper is donned with angelicmusicians praising God.

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Christmas CactusBeauty hidden all year bursts forthwith delicate pink blooms. GrandmasChristmas Cactus reminds us of herand of the joy of Christmas during thecold days of winter.HC- .

Message Inside of Card OptionsWe are offering you the option of adding a messageinside of any of the Christmas Cards on this page for anadditional $0.25 per card.

Merry Christmas OnlyHC***--a .

Merry Christmas with Luke :HC***--b .

Ornaments inGlassGrandmas old-style Christmas

ornaments aredisplayed in herspecial glass.HC- .

PoinsettaHere is anothercheery reminderof Christmas.

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SpecialSalePriceonChristmasCards!

Christmas Greetings

Christmas BarnEven an old barncan wish the world aMerry Christmas.

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Colorful Christmas WreathOur first attempt at color drawing. Merry C hristmas!

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Christmas WreathChristmas wreaths have always held a specialplace in our family. My parents have madethem for us to enjoy every year for manyyears.HC- .

Christmas ree &oysA scene fromChristmases longagoan old-time tree

that has been adornedwith stringed popcornand cranberries.

HC- .Christmas JoyRemember the joys of childhood as you gazed upon thedecorations adorning the tree? Relive those pleasureswith this card.HC- .

Olden DaysA grandchildsmemory-makingcard starts thedialog with Grandmaand Grandpa. We

are offering thiscard addressed toGrandma, Grandpaor Grandma &Grandpa.HC- .

Merry Christmas from Heritage Farm!Were so excited to offer you some new optionsthis season! We have prepared several of ourfavorite drawings for framing! We welcomeyou to visit us through our website and blog.Have a wonderful holiday season!

Best wishes,Wenda Grabau of Heritage Farm

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Frameable Prints

Gladiola

Like a delicate sculpture, the gladiola emerges fromthe garden soil. Her beauty makes the heart glad.

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Te Rooster

Tis guy announces dawn each day at the farm. Heshows faithfulness to his job and protection to thehens in his charge.

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Cider Press

Te cider press proves its worth year after year.It makes apple cider and squeezes homegrownpears to make gallons of juice. Put into glassjars and sealed, the juice yields refreshment all

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Reflections of the Past

For some it is a treat to peer off into the future. Forothers, it is a delight to reflect on the past. Tis ModelA will help transport its admirers into yesteryear.

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Simplicity and Style

Tis Model A serves as the ancestor forthe many cars on todays highways. Its

refreshing simplicity and style beckon toautomobile fans from far and near.HC--p .

Antique ractor

Te tractor has been an integral part of farming for over100 years. What kind of stories would this one tell?

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Wood Planer

Smoothing the rough places is the planers job. Many asplinter has been eliminated by this helpful tool.

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For Your Favorite Woodworker/CarpenterFrom the Farm to You

For the Automobile Enthusiast


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Island and the Swimming Beach

During the summer, one of the nicest thingsto do is go swimming. Tis beach in northernWisconsin is one that my family enjoyed whenthey were young.HC- .

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Cornhusker

In olden days, husking corn by hand was a necessity for harvesting. Te old traditions havebeen carried on through our family in an annual hand corn husking contest. Te hook is usedto remove the husks so that the farmer can feed the rest of the good corn to his animals.

Seed Packets

o reap good food from the garden, you muststart with good seed.

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Gladiola

Like a delicate sculpture,the gladiola emerges

from the garden soil. Herbeauty makes the heartglad.HC- .

Hand-in-Hand

Hands, clasped together,bring guidance, safety,warmth, companionshipand assurance. Tesequalities ultimately

come from God, but evena child can communicatethem by holding hands.

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Standing on the Rock

Lake Superior is full ofbreath taking scenery.Vegetation may growin harsh situationslike this tree. Putting

its roots down on therock has given it afirm foundation.

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alking Hens

When you hear, Cock-a - d o o d l e - d o o ! listen closely. In rooster

vernacular, translated itmeans, God is good toyou. Respond as the Hensdo and Praise the Lord!

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Settling in to fulfill her purpose, thehen snuggles into her bed of straw.

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Te Rooster

Tis guy announces dawn each day at thefarm. He shows faithfulness to his job andprotection to the hens in his charge.

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Antique ractor

Te tractor has beenan integral part offarming for over 100years. What kind ofstories would this onetell?

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Variety Show

Newborn

A 2-day-old babe-in-arms slept as hewas sketched. He

has inherited somethings from me,but what a bountyof joy I get fromhim.

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Kerosene Lanterns

Lanterns were used in theold days. Although electricitymakes them unnecessaryin the barn, they were usedthere at one time. Beforethe power lines were put upin the rural areas, farmerswho worked long days, gotup early in the morning tomilk the cows. If they wereup before the sun, theselanterns got them throughthe darkness and enabledthem to do their jobs.HC- .

Windmill and Blossoms

Te windmill, framed by thepink crabapple blossoms,attracts the eye. What asight to seean engineeringmarvel!HC- .

Milk by the Pint

Tis is the way it usedto be done. Milk wassold in glass bottles.Te milkman broughtthe milk to the doorand stored it in a small

insulated box. Tatway the homemakerdid not need to behome for the delivery.HC- .

Corn Husking Wagon

Before WWII, farmers picked cornby hand for hours. Horses pulled thewagons. Tey were so well-trained thatthe horses did not need a driver whenhe was picking the corn. Tey could tellby where the farmer stood or by what

he said that they should move ahead.Te bang board on the far-side of thewagon enabled the farmer to bankthe ear of corn off of it. Ten the eardropped in the wagon bed. Some menhired out to farmers and earned $1.00a day.

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Antique Spreader

Tis is a very oldmanure spreader.Farmers use them toclean the barnyardand the barn. Temanure is carriedin the spreader tofertilize the fields.An apron (seen

hanging beneath the box) revolves through the box therebymoving the manure towards the paddles. Te paddles at therear rotate and fling the manure onto the land. Tis is muchnicer to work with than a shovel.

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Memories

imes Are Changing

Whether a confirmation, graduation or welcoming a newfamily member into the home, times are always changing.

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Conestoga

A rebuilt Conestoga wagon can bring the past to lifefor new generations to appreciate. Te craftsmanwho knows history can unearth much to helpothers learn.HC- .

Lawn Swing

Do you know how to swing? o swing,one must stop work and be still. SeeGods creation and how He paints the

sky different every day. Swing togetherwith children or friends. What a wayto visit!

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Sparrow on LilacsSilhouette

In the early morningof springtime, theemerging sunlightbecomes the backdrop

for this silhouette.Lilac bushes withswelling buds provideperches for the manysparrows who haveweathered the winter.HC- .

Te Plow

Grandpas first plow only cost him$1.00. It was pulled by horses or oxenin the field.

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Northwoods Foggy Morning

As the chill of the night air gives way to thewarmth of the sun, one can see fog resting on thelake. Sitting on the patio, with hands warmedby a mug of hot fresh-brewed coffee, one drinksdeeply of the scene as this new day begins.HC- .

Northwoods Water Lilies

Riding atop the water on a rowboat, one can spy thewaxy beauty of the magnificent white water lilies.Even the white clouds overhead reflect off of the wateras the boat gently drifts through this place where Godhas created such beauty in seldom-passed places.HC- .

Northwoods Lake View

Sitting in the shade to enjoy wooded scenery by thelake brings a sense of satisfaction. Te refreshingchange-of-pace is good for the mind and heart.

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Northwoods Beach

Te planning, activity, and hard work give way to arespite at the cabin. Such a getaway grants sights andsounds that bring refreshment.

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Motorcycle Motor

Te power of a motorcyclehas its own beauty.

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Motorcycle Wheel

Not just a mode oftransportation, thismotorcycle is a form ofrecreation.HC- .

Northwoods & Churches

Just Married

How fun to spread the news when youhave just tied the knot.HC- .

Immanuel LutheranSteeple

Tis steeple belongs to

what is affectionatelyknown as the littleLutheran Church inWykoff, MN.HC- .

United MethodistChurch

A small congregation

of people with bighearts worships here.HC- .

Church of St.Kilian

Now a venuefor plays andspecial events,this buildingwas once hometo a vibrantcongregation.HC- .

St. Johns EvangelicalLutheran Church

From the talleststeeple in town, thecarillon plays hymnsfor the town at noon.At early morning

hours on a clear day,sunshine bounces offof the cross makingthe steeple look like alit candle.HC- .

Fillmore Free Methodist Church

Years ago this bell tower broadcastedChristian m usic to the village of Fillmore,MN before the Sunday morning services.HC- .



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Hand Drill and Bits

Power tools have nearly overtaken the workshop.But these old friends are still hanging in the shopready to give help when necessary. When thepower is out, you can depend on them.HC- .

Box Camera

ime marches on evenfor cameras. New ideasbring new facets tofamily life. How manyfamily membersimages did this wee

box camera capturefor generations toadmire?HC- .

Antique Spice Rack

What a great addition tothe kitchen. All of thespices fit neatly into onerack! Tis wooden rack

makes good use of spacesince it can hang on a wall.Te egg yolk separatorand wooden spoon aregreat tools for any baker.HC- .

Antique Buttons and Tread

Once upon a time, wooden spools werecommonplace. Now they are a rare find.Tese antique buttons have weatheredthe varied trends of fashion.HC- .

Ball Peen Hammer & Rivets

For the man-sized job, this anvil is usedto change chain links and to pound inrivets. It is used for such tools as thepictured sickle-guard from an old haycutter.HC- .

Folding Camera

Have you ever foundan old treasure froma garage sale? Tisitem was such a find.Many years ago this

little marvel broughtpride and joy to itsbuyer. Tis piece fromhistory is a testamentto mans creativity.HC- .

Days of Old

Cider Press

Te cider press proves its worth year after year.It makes apple cider and squeezes homegrownpears to make gallons of juice. Put into glassjars and sealed, the juice yields refreshment allthrough the winter.HC- .

Preserved Foods

Canning and drying foods provide long lastingsustenance. What a blessing it is to see what Godhas given through the garden and orchard in a jaron the shelf. Tis is a double blessingat the dinnertable and at the check out at the grocery store.HC- .

Rubber Mallet and in Snips

Tese two tools have seen better days.Te wear and tear shows, but they canstill be used many times over.

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Party Line

A family treasurefrom the past. It isnot so old that thisgeneration does not

recall when it was inuse.

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Gods Bounty

Wild or domestic, theabundance that Godprovides beauty aswell as nourishment.

Whether it is milk,field corn, crabapplesor wild grapes, it is forour benefit.

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Wood Planer

Smoothing the rough places is theplaners job. Many a splinter has beeneliminated by this helpful tool.

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Be Careful, Little Eyes

Do you remember the littlesong, Oh, Be Careful,Little Eyes, What YouSee? Eyes may not still belittle, but the admonitionstill holds true as the songsays, Be Careful.

Psalm 103:3 (NASB) says,I will set no worthlessthing before my eyes;Psalm 119:9, 11 (KJV)Wherewithal shall ayoung man keep his way

pure?...Ty Word have I hidden in mine heart, that I mightnot sin against Tee.HC- .

Clothespin in a Bottle

Do you remember in the good old days playingthis game at a classmates birthday party? Lotsof todays children will not remember a glass milkbottle or wooden clothes pins. Tey are missingout. Te game is still a challenge and pretty fun.HC- .

Little Feet, Where Have You Gone?

Tese shoes were worn so long ago that one doesconsider where the little feet traveled in life.

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Penguins

Tis example of grandchildrens art clings tothe farmhouse cupboard where Grandmas ownchildrens art used to hang.

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Baby Mary Janes

It has been several lifetimes since tots wore such littleshoes. Tese have been kept as a memento of preciouschildhood. Te leather Mary Janes fasten on the sidewith a little button.HC- .

Panda Pal

He may not be a hero, butwhat a comfortable pal for alittle child.

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Childs Play

Oh Be Careful Little Feet Where You Go

Tese little shoes have seen some wear andtear. Having been stored away lovingly forbetter than 75 years, they have not changedwhile their little owner grew and made life forherself. One can only wonder if those littlefeet were careful for a lifetime.

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Faithful Cow Dog

Te farm dog fills many shoes. He providessecurity with his watch dog duties. He is ashepherd who helps the farmer round up theherd. He protects and oversees the other critterson the farm like the chickens and barn cats.He catches the mice that hang around the corncrib or granery. He trees unwanted raccoonsand helps the farmer ward off pests like foxes,

weasels or coyotes. Besides all of these things heis a faithful friend and companion.HC- .

ire Swing

Do you remember swinging on a tire swing? Kidscan swing high and twirl till they are dizzy. Whata fine way to recycle old tires.

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Pony Cart

What special presenta pony cart! Grandparefurbished it to give to his grandchildren.

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urkeys

Happy Tanksgiving,these little creationsseem to be saying. Fromthe hands and hearts

of grandchildren theseturkeys help us recall ourblessings.

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Log Cabin

Old Glory still waves.In this log cabinwas built on the familyfarm by generations.HC- .

Bicentennial Log Cabin

Tis log cabin was built to commemorate the thbirthday celebration of the United States. Grandpa,dad, and son joined efforts to finish it. Grandpa andDad are gone now, but their love of country and theirwork still lingers.HC- .

Corn Crib & Garden

Te garden and the raspberry patch yield abounty for the family. Te field, however,

produces abundantly for the cattle. Te cornis stored on the ear in the corncrib until itis ground as feed for the cows. During thattime the corn is air-dried. Many farmersnowadays dry shelled corn in a corn dryerwhich uses electricity to dry the corn. If afarmer can take the time to wait, the corncrib does the job just as well..HC- .

Farm Buildings

Can you findthe chickencoop and thecorncrib?HC- .

Calf Shed

A humble little shed has been home to chickens,hogs, baby calves, and an assortment of barncats. Imagine how many lives it has sheltered.It has stood firm against the cold winds, rain,snow, and blistering heat. It can stand becauseit is built on a firm foundation.

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Cat in the Calf Shed

Baby calves are raisedin their own shed. Catslike to hang out there.It is a warm place forthem, and twice a daythey get a helping of

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Home on the Farm

Dairy Barn & Silo

Te barn holds hay, straw and grain to supportthe cattle through the hard days of winter.

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Cozy Farmhouse

Home, Sweet, Home.Tis is a warm placeto belong and to be

loved.HC- .

Cows Destination: the Barn Yard

When the cows come home, this is what theyseethe barn, the fence, and the water tank.It is a welcome sight when the day has been ahot one.HC- .

Country School

Tis redbrick, one-room schoolhouseeducated fourgenerations ofone family. In theold days, teachers

boarded at the farmnext door. Woodand water werecarried from thefarm to the schoolto keep everyonecomfortable.

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Dairy Barn & MilkHouse

Te barn with itsmilk house keep thefarmer busy twiceevery day when hemilks his cows. Te

milk house storesthe refrigerated bulktank where the milk isstored until the milktruck picks it up andtransports it to theprocessing plant.

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Farm Sunset

As the workday draws to a close, theevening chores begin.

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