This pretty Victorian lady, dressed in the latest beautiful winter fashion of the day, is from the November 1899 issue of The Designer magazine. Click on image to enlarge.
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This shabby booklet cover, great for school projects, is from the Home Picture Book, circa 1887. Click on image to enlarge.
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This image of dogs includes: a Collie, an Old English Sheep-Dog and a Smooth Collie. I’ve owned this book, The Book of Dogs, 1919, for quite a while but this is the first image I’ve scanned from it. I hoped to find a dog similar in looks to our beloved dog, Little Bear, who is a [...]
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Here are three more chocolate dessert illustrations from a recipe booklet that was published in 1911. Peppermints, Chocolate Mints, Etc: Ginger, Cherry, Apricot and Nut Chocolates: Chocolate Layer Cake: Click on images to enlarge.
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These delicious looking chocolate treats are from a small recipe booklet that was published in 1911. Fig and Nut Chocolates: Marbled Fudge: Chocolate Butter Creams: Chocolate Almond Bars: Almond and Cherry Chocolate Creams: Click on images to enlarge.
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Here are three lovely black and white (with a little yellowing from age) Victorian calling cards! Click on images to enlarge.
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Here are two unique Victorian trade cards: Atmore’s Mince Meat and Genuine English Plum Pudding.Click on images to enlarge.
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Here is another vintage seed packet that I scanned for you from my collection.Click on image to enlarge.
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It looks like this little girl, from a 1914 magazine, is – scrapbooking! What fun! For those that prefer the aged look or if you’d like to do your own edits, I’ve included my original scan as well. Click on images to enlarge.
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This pretty sketch of a young lady modelling one of a new style of summer dresses is another illustration from the July 1915 issue of The Delineator magazine. Click on image to enlarge.
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