Royalty free vintage images

This new graphic set contains stock images and vectors of fabulous vintage mushroom clip art. These royalty free images can be used in commercial use projects.

I've got more fascinating advertisements from the 1800's for you today for Antique Graphics Wednesday. Isn't this image from an 1888 Harper's Magazine advertisement for Lavender Salts wonderful? I'd love to get my hands on a bottle like that today - especially with the crown lid and pretty typography on the label. Here's just the crown part. Here's just the label. Here's the complete ad. I wouldn't want to wear one, but images of corsets are always so pretty. And the complete

I was gifted with a pile of really old magazines from the 1870's. I found the images most amazing. In this post I want to share some of those images with you and designs I've created using some them 1875 Burdett Organ Advertisement CLICK the image to save-as Old 1878 Graphics Pages from an old School Reader 1876 The old reader pages have been moved.........CLICK HERE Here's some pretty tags I made with the washtub. Click here for the set of 4 Washtub Tags CLICK the image for the Rocking…

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Now, that's a hat, isn't it?! This image came from an advertisement in a 1910 'The Housekeeper' magazine.I've removed the background, so you can layer it over other images, using Photoshop or Picmonkey.(click on images to enlarge) Here's the original advertisement.I have some more great graphics coming for you later this evening, so come back soon!The magazine page this advertisement came from was generously sent to me by Audrey @ Timeless Treasures.Blessings,AngieView Verse of the Day Due…

DON'T STOP THERE. add beads, crystals, lace, pearls, sequins, buttons or any Little Treasures you my have. EASY TO USE! Can easily be sewn by hand or sewing machine, glued (using fabric glue- I like Grrrrip Glue), or fusible webbing.