define letter card.why are both sides of a card used?
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A letter card is a card that consists of a number of postcard views which has a space for writing a letter on its backs. It is folded like a concertina for posting.
Both sides are used because it is a postcard which has the picture of the postal area at front and a space to write at the back.
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A letter card is nothing but a small hard card where there are two sides to it. One side there is post card views and a picture of the postal area and on the other side; there is a writing space to actually send your message to your loved ones on the back side.
In older days, post cards are used widely to send their messages but after the advent of technology in this era makes communication more easier which gradually leads to a decline in postal messages. Postal cards or letter cards are the most popular means of communication during the 80s and 90s.