Truly vintage is this 15th Century initial letter P image. It might have been printed or might have been painted but either way it is quite striking.

Lovely and very vintage grey elephant drawing. He looks a bit friendly and almost flirty to me. Free download from ReusableArt.com.

Vintage camera drawing from 1887. This advertising image of a camera with tripod brings back fun family memories of trying to capture those special moments.

Marbled, vintage beige, red and black background image. Originally used as endpaper for a botany book, I think it would make a great wallpaper or frame image.

Vintage albatross bird drawing. This aquatic bird is the largest and strongest of all of the sea birds. Public domain bird drawing from 1911.

Great vintage image for card game lovers. This rectangular border and playing card frame features each of the suits connected by a dainty, decorative line.

Vintage river house drawing from a magazine edition dedicated to all things home-related. Vintage 1887 residence that anyone would be proud to call home.

Round Santa drawing from an 1894 children’s book published by F. Warne & Co. Full-color illustration of St. Nick with a garland of holly berries.

Evening dress in 1881 featuring a bodice and jacket pattern from a fashion magazine. The idea of sewing something like this makes me absolutely cringe.

A charming little, black and white drawing of a trio of kids fishing. The fishing pole is three times the size of the children. So fun.

Botanical print of an 1893 Vanda Sanderiana drawing. Beautiful pink orchid that some worship, some call a Queen and is one nation’s national flower.

Vintage corn stalk drawing from the late 1800s. It was part of children’s book and now can be part of your own creative projects.

Vintage seed catalog image of a single-wheeled garden cultivator for sale. Over 120 years later and the tools we use today don’t look all that different.

Wish friends and loved ones blessed Easter Greetings with this rescued illustration from an early 1900s Ellen Clapsaddle post card.

Vintage square tool drawing used in an 1887 magazine advertisement. Such a simple concept and one most crafters and woodworkers will recognize.

Vintage drawing of a trio of honey bees and flowers. White and red blooms on a cherry tree branch has attracted the bees. Piece by Olive A. Whitney.

Sweet little, vintage drawing of a sunset over water with seagulls and a sailboat.

Vintage, black and white violin drawing from an 1887 advertisement.

Such a pretty face in this vintage mermaid drawing from 1888. She is busily tending her hair whilst riding the waves of the sea.

Cartoon-like snail and flowers drawing from 1911. Grey and green snail with white and pink flowers. One flower almost looks like it’s screaming for help.

Charming vintage drawing of a sailor boy, his toy boat and a tub full of water. Does he dream of grand adventures or racing his boat with his friends?

Vintage amanita mushroom drawing from 1911 showing the growth cycle of the mushroom and all of its parts.

Kindergarten. What a fun time for children. They learn so much, while having fun. This schoolroom drawing depicts a bit of everything they get to explore.

Vintage 1911 amblypoda skeleton drawing. The amblypoda was a mammal that lived during the Eocene Period.

A little girl examines and umbrella in this vintage drawing.

1878 era pocket watch advertising image.

Small vintage drawing of a penny-farthing or high wheel bicycle.

Wonderful elevated train drawing depicting life and the new transportation system in New York.

Cedar trees are among my favorites. They’re so green and the branches draped with needles. This cedar tree drawing dates all the way back to 1750.

1911 encyclopedia vintage map of the Alps. They are the most important physical feature of the European continent.