This lovely vintage clip art illustration includes a variety of single and double climbing roses. The roses are numbered to correspond to a transparent parchment or vellum type paper that was included in the book as an overlay to the image and which identified each rose.
Here is a scan of the image plus overlay.
And an additional scan of the overlay on its own.
I scanned the original pages from the antique book Mrs. Beeton’s Dictionary of Every-Day Gardening, circa 1896.
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6 thoughts on “Free Vintage Clip Art Climbing Roses”
Thank you! What a beautiful set❤️
You’re welcome Kimberly. I’m happy to know you like these. 🙂
That’s so evocative of a bygone age! So pretty! I see you have a Facebook link but no Twitter. Do you want your blog kept private? It’s very good.
Thank you Catherine. It’s nice to know you like the image. I’m happy to share my vintage images with everyone who wishes to enjoy them so I keep my blog public. The link to share on Twitter is under the “More” button.
Julie
Oh that is neat they have overlays with them, so pretty!
I’m glad you like them Connie!