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Seamless pink repeating pattern pillows
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Guy Fawkes Mask – Minimalist Drawing
Long Sleeve T-Shirt
The Guy Fawkes mask is a stylized depiction of Guy Fawkes, the best-known member of the Gunpowder Plot, an attempt to blow up the House of Lords in London in 1605. The use of a mask on an effigy has long roots as part of Guy Fawkes Night celebrations. (Wikipedia)
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Lincoln 1942
Puzzle
to a customer in Lincoln, Nebraska
Lincoln, Nebraska, 1942; photo by John Vachon., date based on year of car license plate (public domain image).
The “New Home” in the Far West–vintage ad
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The “New Home” in the far west. From color lithograph advertising trade card for New Home Sewing Machine Co., showing family outside of house. © 1881.
Library of Congress image
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Camelopard (giraffe)
keychain
Camelopard (giraffe)
Early Romans sought to describe giraffes by using the combination of the shape of a camel with the coloration of the leopard. Archbishop Trent writes: “It is a creature combining, though with infinitely more grace, yet some of the height and even the proportions of a camel, with the spotted skin of the pard.” (Mythical Creatures and Places)
Montgomery, Alabama Zoo – 2010 –– Photo Credit: This image is from The George F. Landegger Collection of Alabama Photographs in Carol M. Highsmith’s America, Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division – image rights dedicated to the American people for copyright free access.
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Always buy fabric
mug
Always buy fabric no matter how much you already have.
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Quilting by the fireplace
christmas ornament
From a painting by Henry Edward Spernon Tozer, a British watercolour artist in St. Just in Cornwall. He painted his subjects in an intense and detailed style, particularly concentrating on interiors. (ca. 1892 – 1920)
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Geronimo in headdress 1907
postcard
Half-length portrait, facing front; photo by A.B. Canady, Altoona, Kas., U.S.A.; Library of Congress image. Goyaałé “one who yawns.” “Geronimo” was the name given to him during a battle with Mexican soldiers. Born to the Bedonkohe band of the Apache in June 1829 in the modern state of New Mexico.
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Wonderful Wizard of Oz
Wrapping Paper
Tinman and Scarecrow, from frontpiece illustration and title page in the 1900 edition of “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” By L. Frank Baum with pictures by W. W. Denslow. Published by Geo. M. Hill Co. Chicago and New York.
1950s Retro Art – Christmas Colors
Derived from a segment of a drawing on illustration board from about 1950 for a new Longchamps Restaurant in New York City; Winold Reiss designer. According to Library of Congress, there are no known restrictions on publication.
From Library of Congress image.