This is an old Victorian trade card, for pain pills. I thought it was so pretty with the big pink Cabbage Rose and the little Butterfly, and I loved the colors too! I've created a second version with out the advertising that you can use as a label, placecard or business card of your own!
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Sunday, May 22, 2011
Vintage Images - Label - Rose & Butterfly
Labels: Advertising, Butterflies and Bugs, Flowers, Labels
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Well you really can't pass up anything that is sold by Druggists and Dealers :)
ReplyDeleteMaddie
I'm going to be making bathroom jars for shampoos and things. This would be the perfect label for those!
ReplyDeletebeautiful flowers and much creative, perfecion, dedication xoxo karen
ReplyDeleteI love pink roses and the label will be so nice for my jams and jellies that I give as gifts on special days.
ReplyDeleteI bet this one will end up being a favorite!!
ReplyDeleteCarol
I would love to use this as a business card, it is so cute :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great one for gift cards or tags! Thank you Karen!
ReplyDeleteGreat image. It always makes me chuckle to see these gorgeous images paired with "liver and blood" pills, or something along that line. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteNice images!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you all liked this one, I love all your ideas for the different uses!
ReplyDeleteLovely graphic - thanks!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Karen! Thank you! Happy Monday to you!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, thank you very much!
ReplyDeleteLove it...my favorite rose...
ReplyDeleteThank you a lot!
ReplyDeleteIt will be perfect for jars I'm doing!
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Love these colors! Thank you.
ReplyDeletebeautiful flowers collections good creativity and fabulous pefections for this one.
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I would love to use this for a header for my blog that I am tring to set up. Not doing to well due to the fact not knowing were to start. If anyone could help me get started I would be so greatful.
ReplyDeleteMy e-mail is cccoile@earthlink.net
Thanks;
Christine