Vintage Ephemera Gallery
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Original map of North Dakota from 1915 in muted pastel colors on heavy, thick, quality paper. Consid
Original map of #Wyoming from 1915 in muted pastel colors on heavy, thick, quality paper. Considerab
Original map of New Mexico from 1915 in muted pastel colors on heavy, thick, quality paper. Consider
Original map of #Iowa from 1915 in muted pastel colors on heavy, thick, quality paper. Considerable
Original map of #California from 1915 in muted pastel colors on heavy, thick, quality paper. Conside
Original map of #Pennsylvania from 1915 in muted pastel colors on heavy, thick, quality paper. Consi
Original map of #Missouri from 1915 in muted pastel colors on heavy, thick, quality paper. Considera
Original map of #Colorado from 1915 in muted pastel colors on heavy, thick, quality paper. Considera
Stefania Sandrelli onKilling, n° 40, 1968 - La morte è servita.
Details from vintage wartime leaflets
Bill Grant Scrapbook - FACTORY Fanzine XXXIII ph.Russ Warner
Perry & Co Steel Pen Makers [Advertising]Tom Thumb - exceptionally rare concertina style die-cut
Perry & Co Steel Pen Makers [Advertising]Robinson Crusoe - exceptionally rare concertina style d
Perry & Co Steel Pen Makers [Advertising]The Dolls House - exceptionally rare concertina style d
Perry & Co Steel Pen Makers [Advertising]The Three Bears - exceptionally rare concertina style d
‘Happy may your Christmas be’W HagelbergMade in Germany? c1890 [patented March 1887]meas
i’m so glad and grateful to be able to do craft and snail-mailing again.. everything’s only getting
This is one of a series all printed on quality photographic paper. Each of the rich photographs incl
As another baseball season begins I bring you this old Chicago Cubs ticket stub. Oddly, there is no
a great clean example of a 1930’s London Underground Map
iamacanal:Palmolive soap advertisement, 1949. Photo by Ruzzie Green.
cgmfindings:Vogue UK
Along with all of the WWII gas rationing items I recently posted is this form. It apparently had to
1920 Postcard (via Jan Willemson Flickr)
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