Aroma of newly baked bread filled the croft house. The grains were dried in barns and stored in granaries. Even bread was kept fresh by burying it in dry grains. A colander and Crofter Juho’s crown-approved flour measure from Honkajoki (1849). The roots of this product are strongly in a small farm, where graphic designer Ms. Pauliinas great-grandfather Juho arrived by wagons pulled by oxs in 1800's. A short description in English and Finnish on other side of postcard. Designed and printed in Finland on FCS/PEFC-sertified carton. A comfortable detail of rounded corners. Size A6, weight 4 g. Croft House Tales postcards have are entirely Finnish work and certificate of the Finnish Work Association (Avainlippu, Key Flag). Postikortin kuvassa kruununtorppari Juhon kruunattu jyväkappa vuodelta 1849. Photo/Kuva: Ingela Nyman. Tukevaa suomalaista PEFC/FCS-sertifioitua kartonkia, tausta mattapintainen. Pyöristetyt kulmat.