Christmas Postcard
I love old postcards! Enjoy this vintage Victorian Christmas postcard. xxLynn
Lynn Hasty
I love old postcards! Enjoy this vintage Victorian Christmas postcard. xxLynn
Just a pretty old illustration and poem from 1888. Would be a great illustration for Valentine’s Day. xxLynn
An old cigar ad. xxLynn
Just a few images put together for a journal. Feel free to use in your personal projects. I’ve shared the names on the photograph of four girls, hoping it helps with genealogy. The Cousins: Edith Houghtelin Field (daughter of Adelaide), Lois Buck (daughter of Carrie), Margaret McMillan (daughter of Oscar), Eva Drum? Hines (daughter of […]
These are some pictures and images I’ve collected over time. They are so nice for cutting out and using in junk journal projects or other craft projects. I had hoped at some point to make some fun homemade playing cards with these. Ahhh, so many projects. Feel free to print and use these. xxLynn
I adore this beautiful old book page. She is so pretty and the dress is gorgeous. It looks celestial. I have no idea what book or time this is from, although I do think it is out of copyright. However, I am not 100% sure. If you have information, please feel free to share it! […]
I found this old photograph that was truly turning to dust with every touch. Only shreds of the photo remained. I placed it on the scanner and put a mid 1800s ledger page over the top and scanned it. I think it’s going to be fun to use in art journaling. Feel free to use […]
Here are some beautiful images from a February 1867 Godey’s Lady’s Book. I created a foldable journal page with the front and back. Feel free to use these. A reference back to my site is much appreciated! xxLynn
I have some beautiful cabinet cards to share with you! What gorgeous photos! Feel free to use. And hopefully this will help someone with their family history. xxLynn The two little girls are unknown; however, the photo with the four grown girls has a lot of information on the back. The photograph with the four […]
Swoon! I am totally in love with these 1891 illustrations from the Capital Almanac. This is called “Rehearsing the Anthem.” The ones that follow are just as lovely! xxLynn