Print-it-yourself cards from Cornish Clocks Introduction PDF cards are electronic documents. They are A4 in size and when printed out and folded in half, create A5 size cards. Ideal greeting card, gift card or birthday card. |
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Cornish Clocks is no longer trading as a business. This card site will remain posted for the time being. We still retain the email address [email protected] and will do so indefinatly. Thankyou to all our customers. Cornish Clocks. Our free cards are online and can be downloaded to your computer. The inside is blank, so you can write your own message inside your card. Alternatively, at the bottom of the page you will find some simple messages, on a similar theme, which you can print on to your card. You will find 58 free PDF cards here, made by Cornish Clocks. They have been created for fun and experimentation purposes and are great for that last minute card, which you forgot to get. All you need is some good quality card and plenty of ink. To view the PDF documents you will need a PDF viewing programme, such as Acrobat Reader. If you don't have a PDF viewing programme installed then try the free PDF viewing and printing programme Adobe Reader. Click on the pictures and the PDF documents will open in a new window. If your running a pop-up-stopper the window may not open. You can save the document to your hard drive, if you like. The files, on this site, have been created for distribution over the web. They are reasonably large from 60KB to 190KB. If you have a slow connection it may take a little time for the files to download to your computer. Printing tip: When printing the document rotate the document so that the picture is across the top of the page (as viewed on the computer). Also check that you set the printing properties to expand or shrink to fit paper size. Following these simple rules should ensure perfect result every time. We will, from time-to-time, add, change or update the cards available, so do visit us again to see what's new. Cornish Clocks Specialists in Picture Clocks from Photographs www.cornishclocks.co.uk |
Short and sweet - The contents of this site is the exclusive property of Cornish Clocks. The PDF documents have been created by Cornish Clocks and contain text relating to our website. As a visitor to this site you are free to download and use the PDF documents, as gift cards. Our cards are electronic and are designed to be printed out. They are not e-cards or flash cards. We do not supply card or ink (you supply that). We do not distribute hard copies of our cards. You may freely redistribute the PDF documents. However, the PDF documents must not be altered or changed in any way. Financial gain or reward from redistribution of our PDF card documents is strictly prohibited. You use this site and download and use the material on this site at your own risk. |
| Free PDF Cards Birthday Cards The pictures used in these cards came from http://pdphoto.org which is a repository for free public domain photos.  --  --  --  |
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Clip Art Cards Colourfull clip art cards.  --  --  --  |
Mothers Day Cards The pictures used in these cards came from http://pdphoto.org which is a repository for free public domain photos.  --  --  --  |
These cards are plain - no writing on the front. Combine them with the messages at the bottom of the page or write your own message inside. Perfect for all sorts of occasions, birthday, get well, valentine, etc. |
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Bird Cards (from Bird PDF Card collection - see our commercial web site)  --  --  --  |
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(All Saints) Back in olden times Cornwall was very isolated. It's difficult to traverse terrain kept the county fragment from the rest of England. Ever optimistic Saints made many arduous treks into the county and left their mark and names behind. |
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Cornwall has a number of old buildings and structures. Perhaps Cornwall's most famous buildings can be found right across mid Cornwall, regrettably almost all lie abandoned and desolate - we are of course referring to our famous Tin Mines. |
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Cornwall has the longest coastline of any county in England. During the summer months the majestic sea washes its way into the many coves and habours. These tranquil little havens have a darker side, evident only in winter when the fearsome Atlantic storms batter them from all sides. |
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Tourism is fast becoming, if not already, Cornwall's top employer. However, throughout Cornwall's history its main employer has always been fishing or mining. The county's long coastline has many ports and harbours. Some still fully active, while others now only serve as holiday and tourist attractions. |
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Cornwall has a large number of Public Houses. Many served as stagging houses, when horses ruled the roads. Along with the village Church you will, almost, always find a Public House. |
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Fine Art Cards - John William Waterhouse Great paintings by the Great Masters. Pictures have been digitally enhanced - including improved colour definition.  --  --  --  |
Fine Art Cards - William John Huggins Great paintings by the Great Masters. Pictures have been digitally enhanced - including improved colour definition.  --  --  |
Fine Art Cards - James E Buttersworth Great paintings by the Great Masters. Pictures have been digitally enhanced - including improved colour definition.  --  --  |
Need a simple message inside your card? Here you will find layouts for adding messages to your cards. Choose a card from above and print it. Re-insert the card into the printer and print the message on the reverse of the card. |
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Search Open Directory You can use the Search Open Directory search box below, to search from here. Search Open Directory is one of the largest directorys on the net and is used by many of the large search engines, Google, Yahoo, AOL, etc. Cornwall Search |
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