Victorian Scrap - Ladies and Roses

I made a little collage sheet for you today with some late 1800 ladies, and roses. Scrapbooks were popular in the late Victorian era into the early 1900s. Germany was a huge supplier of beautifully printed, embossed scrap pages that were sold in stationery shops. The pieces were attached by thin strips of paper to make them easy to cut out. The bits were glued into large books. There are lots of old scrapbooks for sale on Ebay if you'd ever like to see what they looked like!

Free to download for personal use!

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Colorized Vintage Photograph - Lady with Roses

This beautiful colorized postcard was titled "A Blush Rose". Free to download for personal use.

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Vintage Shabby Frame

This pretty Victorian card used to be a Valentine.  I added an aged background to make a frame.  Free to download for personal use.

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Antique Lady Illustration in Vintage Frame

This Victorian lady was from an antique book. I put her on a piece of old paper and added a little bit of color. There are two other options, one with no color, and just the frame. I hope that you have fun with these.

 Free to download for personal use.

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