1952 Birthday Card, 73rd Birthday Card, 73rd Anniversary Card

Born in 1952 Card

Are you looking for a 73rd birthday card? Or maybe a 73rd anniversary card? We’ve got the perfect greeting cards for you…

Outstanding quality cards made from:

• • Smooth, 400gsm thick card for a luxurious finish.
  • A5 size – 210mm x 148mm (A4 card folded in half)
  • A5 white envelope is included for free
  • Inside is blank for your own message to be handwritten.
  • Perfect 73rd card for him or her.
  • 60+ facts about 1952.
  • * yummy cake not included

The card is scratch proof on the outside and not coated inside so its easy to write on. Our specialist card printing company uses cutting edge technologies to ensure the most vibrant colours on a superior paper stock.

Whether the recipient of your card was born or married in 1952 and you are shopping for a 73rd birthday or anniversary gift, or it was a very special year for another reason, these make a very thoughtful and personalised cards.

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Envelope

You will receive your gift card in a luxury envelope, so your card is instantly ready to be given to someone special.

What is inside the card?

The cards are left completely blank for you to handwrite your own message.

Facts about 1952

The 60+ facts and figures neatly displayed on the card have been researched in depth by the team at Heads and Tails Jewellery. The facts include lots of memories and conversation starters such as:

Best Selling Songs and Albums

Oscar Winners

UK and World Populations

Headline News Stories

Average House and Car Prices

Average Salaries in 1952

Cost of Living- prices of a loaf of bread, beer, milk and petrol

Famous People Born in 1952

Sports Winners such as Premiership winners, Six Nations and Wimbledon winners in 1952.

1952 Facts

Born in 1952 Card

Our customers often find us by chance looking for 73rd birthday card ideas and then continue to purchase for friends and relatives from our large coin jewellery and greeting card selection. We offer dates ranging from 1930 to 2022. Gift recipients often include:

• • Dad, Husband, Boyfriend, Sons, Brothers, Grandads, Grandsons, Nephews, Uncles, Step-Father, Groom and Groomsmen.

• • Mum, Wife, Girlfriend, Daughters, Sisters, Grandmas, Granddaughters, Nieces, Aunties, Step-Mum, Bride and Bridesmaids and of course friends.

When to buy a 1952 73rd card:

They are regularly worn and gifted on occasions such as:

• • Birthdays, Anniversaries, Weddings, Father’s Day, Mother’s Day, Christmas, Graduations, Retirement, birth of a child, ‘just because’ or in memory at funerals.

Why gift greeting cards from Heads & Tails Jewellery?

Our greeting cards are full of facts so not only does the recipient get a lovely card to help them celebrate, they also get a lifetime of memories to recall.

We also sell a very large range of coin jewellery- keyrings, necklaces, hip flasks, cufflinks etc. All made from coins as old as the recipient. Why not buy their present from us too?

73rd Birthday Cards for Her or Him

These cards make the best 73rd birthday gifts, for a couple of reasons:

For birthdays, the facts used are exactly as old as the recipient who was born in 1952, therefore are a meaningful and thoughtful present. In addition, they back memories of the ‘good old days’ and lots of conversations about happy childhoods.

1952 73rd Anniversary Gifts for Husband or Wife

Are you or your partner, friend or relative celebrating 71 years of marriage? Show them how much you love them with these personalised 73rd anniversary cards which make a wonderful wedding anniversary gift.

Memorial Cards for 1952

Like the increasingly popular ‘Ashes Jewellery,’ our cards can also poignantly signify the birth year and memory of a loved one that has now passed away, such as a parent, grandparent or in memory of your friend. A touching and subtle way to remember how things were in days gone by.