Ogeby Funny 80th Birthday Gifts for Women Men, Jumbo 80th Birthday Card for Dad Mom Grandma, Gifts for 80 year old woman, Vintage Back in 1945

I got this card for my parents anniversary and the cardstock is great quality not flimsy. Print quality, value for money, and design were perfect! The color matched their party theme with pretty gold. Everyone loved passing the card around it was a hit!

Such a neat idea for birthdays that are very special. Very good quality card. Good price and paper was nice. It is kind of like a tan color

I loved that this card was big enough for a dozen people or more to sign with a happy birthday wish inside. So helpful if you are either giving just the card with no gifts, if people are giving individual gifts, or if there is a joint gift.Our aunt, who was the one that turned 80, really appreciated, reading each thing that was popular or happened on the day of her birth! It’s well worth the money, in my opinion.

Love the quality and size great add to gift that can be framed

This card was what I pretty much expected. Thank you!

I like the product and will use them (I bought 2) for 50th anniversary pictures and mementoes. It was mailed, however, in a soft envelope and is slightly bent. I have books on them right now - hoping that they will flatten out and be perfect to give as a card/gift. Certainly the information about 1974 will be enjoyable to read and share. When I mail one of the cards, I will have heavy-duty cardboard on both sides of the card. The gold envelope that came with it (also slightly bent) is very nice.

The media could not be loaded. This was a much better, nicer quality card than I expected being it was a novelty type item on Amazon.The card stock is thick, sturdy and absorbent not slick, the ink from whatever you use shouldn't smear. The printing is clear and sharp and all the "articles" make sense and are correct for the year.Very unique, cute and an amusing memento of what happened during the recipient's birth year. I think this could be propped up on a mantle, counter, table, nightstand, etc. or even framed.I've seen these given to a grandparent with the inside filled with signatures, drawing from kids. Worth it as much plainer cards in the store cost about the same or more and often not so personally relatable.I might get a few more for upcoming birthdays for the seniors in my family that like reminiscing.

Gave this for a 50th anniversary and they loved it. Ignored dinner and kept their impatient granddaughter waiting to blow out the candles because they wanted to read everything on the card!