Hats, hats & more hats. 06/22/2011
                       Victorian & Edwardian men, women, & children wearing hats in tintypes & photos. Available to use in your artwork. Add Comment           Casual to formal. Family & friends. Antique tintype portraits with 5-17 people. Feel free to use these images in your own artwork. Boys in Victorian tintype photos. 03/30/2011
                         All types of boys throughout the 1800s. One in a kilt & one that looks to be wearing some type of traditional slavic clothing. Free to copy & use for your artwork. Mini Wedding, Antique Edwardian postcards. 02/25/2011
     Set of 5 in a series, Edwardian real photo postcards (RPPC) featuring children. Made in France. Victorian tintype portraits, ladies. 12/29/2010
                  Free to use & copy. Antique Victorian tintype images from the 1800's. Images of mother and child. 12/28/2009
   Postcard images of mother and child. The middle image looks to be an illustration or a photo that was reproduced from a copy of a copy. Top and bottom images are French real photo postcards. Winter wear; holly, mistletoe, & fur. 12/01/2009
   Three Parisian, real photo postcard images with ladies dressed for New Years and Christmas. Yours to use and peruse. Victorian fairy illustrations 08/07/2009
   Yours to peruse and use. Enjoy! Up & away in my beautiful hot air balloon.. 06/17/2009
I have always longed to fly with the birds above the clouds in a hot air balloon (and then bungee jump off the side.) Recently I've purchased a few postcards to use as backdrops for my new for Makers Faire '09, steampunk hot air balloon necklaces. http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=26635335  Printed in Germany, mailed from Stamford, England to New England in 1911. This one reminds me of the fantastical steampunk collage creations by http://www.WinonaCookie.Etsy.com  A California Honeymoon. Postcard by Edward H. Mitchell, San Francisco, CA, 1919.  French New Years postcard from the early 1900's, embellished with glitter & sequins. Feel free to use & peruse the images. 1920 was a very good year. 04/20/2009
 Vintage postcard from 1920 that was made into a little calendar. Yours to peruse and use. | ArchivesJanuary 2012 CategoriesAll |
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