An old German large valentine with silk trim and parchment paper features a fold out or pop up at the center. This large hanging valentine was found with an original box. Although the box, as well as the valentine, does … Read More
Three vintage school children’s valentines from the later years of the 1930’s 1940’s. All are signed with children’s names. Used but nice condition. Sold as a lot.
This wonderful booklet with its complete set of 10 fashion plates gives insight into kids fashions of the day. Dated 1928, the Art Deco publication is beautifully illustrated and colored. The book, at one time, had been in the Pasadena … Read More
An adorable 1950’s cardboard valentine heart probably used in a class room. Fill your heart with love with this old Valentine. Made of lightweight cardboard, it is the same color on both sides. Size is 10-1/4″ wide, at the widest … Read More
Look at the beautiful weave and floral colors of this pretty vintage 1940’s barkcloth drapery panel. It makes me think of spring with a soft vintage cottage feeling. The curtain panel features clusters of roses tied with bows. The one … Read More
To keep your pretty hankies, here’s a vintage 1940’s unused padded satin pouch to store your treasured handkerchief. Made of peach satin material the case is smocked embroidered with blue thread in tiny stitches. It is smocked on both the … Read More
Dress your child or decorate your cabin for a winter look with this vintage stocking knit beanie cap. Cap dates from about 1910 to 1920. Made of a knit wool in two subtle colors tones of a slightly darker shade … Read More
Now, here is another pair of 1920’s white britches, knickers or short pants for dressing that vintage child. A nice quality fabric of cotton with a linen look. This pair of white pants look to be unworn and in good … Read More
Here’s a fabulous lady’s cami kickers lingerie under wear set, dating from the 1910’s into the early 1920’s. The set was made in France of very fine batiste fabric ~ a sheer delight in feel and so expertly sewn! The … Read More
I was truly in love when I found this linen embroidered SHIRTS garment laundry bag case dating from the Victorian to the early 1900’s. How many have you ever seen? None to not many, I am sure. That’s certainly is … Read More