Be Mine: Adorable Vintage Valentines Through the Decades

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1900s-1920s • 1930s • 1940s • 1950s • 1960s • 1970s-1980s • Contests • Trivia

Be Mine: Adorable Vintage Valentines Through the Decades Sweethearts have expressed their love in letters and handmade greetings for centuries, but it wasn’t until the mid-1800s that early card companies started playing matchmaker. Take a look at these keepsakes from the 1900s to the 1970s that kept the romance alive. "You can hold them in your hand and cherish them for years and years." » Life in the Fantastic '40s-- FREE PREVIEW! You're sure to get caught up in the charm of yesteryear. Step into a time capsule of 450+ heartwarming stories…treasured, vintage photos...old-time ads…and inspiring quotes. Click here for details. Great Scott!: Remembering Back to the Future Thirty years ago, this classic film became the top-grossing movie of the year, launching two sequels and a television series. Share your memories of the movie: Were you a fan of the zany Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd) or funny man Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox)? Did you long for a ride in the DeLorean time machine? Send your story tosubmissions@reminisce.com for a chance to be published in our magazine. MORE STORIES WORTH A LOOK These Sweethearts Wrote the Most Unconventional Letters Ever "When I left for Hickam Air Force Base in Hawaii, we started writing to each other immediately, our letters gradually becoming more elaborate," writes Ray E. Cartier. "Letters passed between us on metal plates, movie posters, and even confetti!" » 4 Essential Pillsbury Recipes from Bake-Off Cookbooks To mark 50 years of the cheerful, chuckling Doughboy, reader Diane Frieden shares recipes from the treasured cookbooks her mother has saved for more than 40 years. Click for pepperoni 'n' cheese crescents and more » Your Saturday Night LiveMemories The first-of-its-kind sketch comedy show debuted in 1975 and launched all-star careers for its original cast members, including Dan Aykroyd, Gilda Radner, Chevy Chase, and Jane Curtin. What was your favorite era of the show? Which star did you fall in love with? Any favorite sketches or parodies that still make you laugh? Tell us here! » Did You Meet a Baseball Legend? Ted Williams, Hank Aaron, Jackie Robinson, Yogi Berra: If you had a fun encounter with one of your home-team heroes, we want your story. Don't forget to send any snapshots you took! Share your memories and photos »