Free Vintage Holiday Images
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 Poinsettia FlowersBeautiful colored botanical drawing from a French tome published in 1880. Lovely poinsettia flowers and leaves to fill your projects with Christmas spirit. |
 Christmas FairiesVintage Christmas card from the late 1800s. The pretty pink rose, butterflies and trio of Christmas fairies remind me a bit of Valentine’s Day too. |
 Romantic ChristmasA charming and romantic Christmas magazine cover illustration from 1905. Two youngsters, in the woods, on a swing. Love the red coat and white muff. |
 Holly SprigDainty holly sprig drawing from 1922 for your enjoyment at Christmas. Use for cards, gift tags or where ever your creative muse takes you. |
 Linen Christmas CardVintage linen Christmas card from 1912. Simple, yet effective illustration of a visit from Santa without the jolly red elf in sight. |
 Thanksgiving Day ProclamationVintage Thanksgiving Day postcard from the early 1900s. Large turkey wishing everyone Thanksgiving Greetings. |
 St. Patrick’s DayVintage Ellen Clapsaddle postcard for St. Patrick’s Day. A sweet little girl telephoning holiday wishes in this classic Clapsaddle piece. |
 Winter Sleigh RideA tradecard from 1910 used to sell blankets could easily have been a charming Christmas card. Winter sleigh ride shows a couple traveling at sunset. |
 Holy NativityHoly Nativity Christmas card image from circa 1912. Gilded and brightly colored; it would be a great way to say Merry Christmas to someone you love. |
 Christmas Nativity – from NorwayVintage Christmas Nativity image from a vintage Norwegian Christmas card. Full-sized file, free to download for your own holiday greetings. |
 Girl With HollyVintage Prang Christmas card of a girl with holly. Send this Christmas greeting to friends and family or use as a charming addition to a scrapbook page. |
 Vintage Fall ImageA vintage fall image of a little boy with a pumpkin amongst corn stalks. Charming illustration by Bess Bruce Cleaveland (1876 – 1966). |
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