BLANK CARDS FOR
SALE
As a new sales goods line to raise much needed funds for our work we are pleased for sale sets of five blank A6 sized cards with original full colour photographs of our fellow creatures taken by Mike Huskisson. Because they are blank they can be used for any message you like, for birthdays, for congratulations, for thank-you's, or you can use them as notelets and one can even be used as a Christmas card.
Each set of five cards contains the following, with envelopes:-
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Photograph of red deer on Exmoor
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Photograph of a damselfish
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Stella, our rescued German Shepherd dog (can be used as a Christmas card)
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Photograph of an otter
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A juvenile Sparrowhawk that had just flown the nest and landed on the verge outside our home
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These are original exclusive photographs of animals, fish and a bird in all the beauty that nature gave them, no funny hats or false teeth put on with photoshop! They are sold to raise funds for our work and to promote our work to others. Each card carries the message on the back that it is sold in aid of the Animal Welfare Information Service and our contact details.
The cards can only be sold as a set of five.
These cards are priced as follows:-
Each set of 5 cards and envelopes costs just £3.50 plus 65p postage and packing (UK only). That works out at only 83p per card delivered to your door!!
To order please send a cheque or postal order for £4.15 for each set required, payable to either ACIG or AWIS to the following address:
ACIG/AWIS
PO Box 8, Halesworth, Suffolk IP19 0JL
Alternatively you can pay for a set of cards by telling us by e-mail and making a donation of £4.15 through the Paypal donation button on this site. We will then be told by Paypal that you have done this and will send you the cards.
Needless to say, as with all our sales goods, there is the unconditional guarantee that if you are not entirely happy with your purchase you can return the cards for a full refund.
Please support this new venture for us. We seek to raise funds in difficult times and perhaps more importantly we look to spread the idea that nature is precious and beautiful and must be cherished.