#holiday ephemera

[scrapstudioes]

Christmas Journal Words Sentiments Junk Journals Ephemera

✨ Bring a magical, vintage touch to your creative projects this Christmas! 🎄✨ Discover this set of 170 cut-out words and phrases inspired by holiday nostalgia. With shades of red, green and a vintage style, these words are ideal for decorating junk journals, scrapbooks, greeting cards, gift tags, collages and more.🎄🖋️

🎁 All ready to print or use digitally - make your projects sparkle with that unique holiday feel you love! ❤️

📂 Available in PDF, JPG and PNG format, with 300DPI high quality.

🖨️ Just print, crop and let your creativity run wild.

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[weirdchristmas]

Bugs and drinking. Christmas!

[blistexenthusiast]

vintage holiday stamps

[libraryofva]

Recent Acquisition - Ephemera Collection

Holiday Greetings Vintage greeting card

[postcard-from-the-past]

Imperial Romanov Family of Russia on a holiday in Livadiya, Crimea, modern-day Ukraine

Russian vintage postcard, mailed in 1903 from St. Petersburg

[adventuringpages]

[arthistoryanimalia]

Happy International #HorseshoeCrabDay!

Heinrich Harder (German, 1858-1935) "Pfeilschwankrebs" [Horseshoe Crabs], 1916 Collector Card from Tiere der Urwelt [Animals of the Prehistoric World] Series I

Horseshoe Crabs (Xiphosura) have been around for a long time...their fossil record goes back over 440 mya! This card illustrates the Atlantic Horseshoe Crab (Limulus polyphemus), one of four still-living species and the only one native to the Americas. Also, their common name is misleading - they are not true crabs or even crustaceans, but rather chelicerates, making them closer relatives of arachnids and sea spiders!

[monkeyssalad-blog]

Hotel Hanstholm Jylland luggage label by totallymystified

[misforgotten2]

1970 - 1983 mostly. One of hundreds of match books & boxes from a hoard found in a newly purchased house.

[scrapstudioes]

✨🎄 NEW EXCLUSIVE DESIGN FOR MEMBERS ONLY 🎄✨

💎 Christmas special for members! Vintage Christmas Animal Tags

Celebrate Christmas with a vintage twist! 🌟 I created this special set for my membership, which includes 8 cut-out tags and 2 envelopes decorated with adorable Christmas animals. 🦊🦌🐰 Perfect for your junk journals, scrapbooks, gift tags or any creative project.

💌 Download, print and add that retro charm to your crafts this holiday season. 🎁 This is an exclusive giveaway for my members!

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[weirdchristmas]

[calochortus]

Christmas Card 21 - Merry Christmas - Nice by Johnny El-Rady Via Flickr: wellcomecollection.org/works/yv7jjvu4 Four dogs at table waiting for Christmas dinner to be served, surrounded by eight vignettes of Christmas. Etching by F. Paton. Publication/Creation [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified] Physical description 1 print : etching, printed in brown ink ; image 10.5 x 16.2 cm Contributors •Paton, Frank, 1856-1909. Lettering A merry Christmas Reference Wellcome Collection 40913i Creator/production credits Attribution to Frank Paton from the signature in pencil in the right corner of the impression catalogued

[libraryofva]

Recent Acquisition - Ephemera Collection

Christmas at the Swan, 1788. A Famous Old Richmond Tavern. Swan Tavern stood on the north side of Broad Street, near Ninth, in Richmond, Virginia. The old tavern was pulled down in 1903. Among famous guests who enjoyed the hospitality of the Swan were Edgar Allan Poe, Chief Justice John Marshall and Thomas Jefferson.

Vintage greeting card.

[postcard-from-the-past]

Hitler's holiday house by the Lake Tegernsee, Bavaria, Germany

German vintage postcard

[streetsofsalem]

St. Valentine's Day Comes to Salem

So many Valentine’s Day posts! But I never wondered how this holiday was first observed in Salem until I came across an interesting newspaper article from the Salem Gazette in 1823. I just love the description of American “coolness of reason, devotion to secular business, and freedom from superstition” as contrasted with a more passionate England. This was nearly twenty years before the arrival…

[anitosoul]