I absolutely love this old bicycle
advertisement that came from an early 1900's
magazine. I haven't had time to work on it,
but I'm determined to use this graphic
on some type of project.
I hope you enjoy it as well!
This first image is cropped.
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The magazine this image came from was generously provided by
Audrey @ Audrey @ Timeless Treasures.
Drop in and say "thanks" to her!
Blessings,
Angie
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Thank you sweetie.....
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you and your family this special day of Thanks....
So much to be thankful for, beginning with our Lord and Savior, Jesus, and His gift to us of salvation.
blessings
barb
Thank you, Angie, for *all* of the versions of the bicycle ad; it has such marvelous detail.: ) xoxo
ReplyDeleteGreat work Angie ... I appreciate all you do and thanking me too. Actually, I was very happy that you would accept the time-worn magazines and you amaze me in finding so many that you like.
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Audrey Z.
Those are some great images, I love seeing images from the past, I once found some newspapers at a car boot sale from the 1950s, which look great. I like the light shining from the front but it does look a little like a brush which has been attached. Just in case you need to clean your bike from a muddy ride. I love classic vintage items and one of my favourite websites is lovedayantiques.co.uk, you should take a look some time Angie, there are some beautiful items.
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