Thanks for looking at my products blog! This blog highlights some of my photos and vintage illustrations as posted on ZAZZLE (t-shirts, buttons ...), IMAGEKIND (posters and prints), and CafePress (various products ...). You can also CLICK HERE to be forwarded to my free resources blog. Thanks!
Showing posts with label western. Show all posts
Showing posts with label western. Show all posts
Friday, May 20, 2011
Vintage Box Corner
Labels:
antique,
beautiful,
box,
brown,
coffee,
corner,
gil,
grinder,
jewelry,
old,
photo,
photograph,
photography,
sepia,
tone,
traditional,
vintage,
warzecha,
western,
white
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Vintage Bottle
When I photographed this item, we also posted the original on Etsy. I’m not sure if it’s still for sale anymore. If you’re interested in this photograph, CLICK HERE.
Labels:
antique,
beautiful,
bottle,
brown,
cap,
European,
gil,
old,
perfume,
photograph,
photography,
screw,
sepia,
tone,
traditional,
vintage,
warzecha,
western,
white
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Roman Art
The original is over a 100 years in age and were hand-water colored with amazing details. This image is posted on a variety of sites that feature a GREAT DEAL on POSTERS or MAGNETS, MUGS, & CARDS. To be forward to the attached image, either click on the title.
Friday, October 15, 2010
Map of Russia
http://www.cafepress.com/Russian_Map

This is a photograph of a page found in an antique French encyclopedia; the above and below are two sides to the SAME sheet of paper. The illustration - as found in the encyclopedia - is well over 100 years in age and does have some browning (more on the edges of the paper) but the paper is still flexible. (If interested, the original image is for sale; just add a comment at the bottom of this blog.) To be forwarded the above photograph, CLICK HERE or on the title of this blog.

To be forwarded the above t-shirt, CLICK HERE.

This is a photograph of a page found in an antique French encyclopedia; the above and below are two sides to the SAME sheet of paper. The illustration - as found in the encyclopedia - is well over 100 years in age and does have some browning (more on the edges of the paper) but the paper is still flexible. (If interested, the original image is for sale; just add a comment at the bottom of this blog.) To be forwarded the above photograph, CLICK HERE or on the title of this blog.

To be forwarded the above t-shirt, CLICK HERE.
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