In the early decades of the twentieth century, Yiddish speakers around the world sent a variety of postcards. Particularly popular were cards for the Jewish New Year—in Yiddish, Rosheshone. The galleries below include examples of such cards. And just as the cards were sent around the world, so too did they depict various scenes of travel, with figures riding bikes, flying planes, and soaring in hot air balloons just to wish their loves ones “A Happy New Year!”