Description
Real Valentines from 1890–1910
Before drugstore cards, Valentine’s Day meant die-cut cherubs, embossed roses, and postcards printed in vivid chromolithograph color. This pack gathers 15 genuine antique valentines — Victorian die-cut cards from the Library of Congress, 19th-century British valentine prints, and 1910s postcards — restored for crisp modern printing.
What’s Inside (15 printables + README, instant download)
- Victorian die-cut valentine: cherub in a flower boat (“To My Valentine”)
- “Wise bird, tell me true” and “Must I confess?” verse valentines
- 6 British 19th-century valentine prints
- 6 chromolithograph postcards, circa 1910: “A Token of Love,” “Cupid’s Message,” “There is a lock upon my Heart,” and more
Use Them For
- Framed Valentine’s Day wall art and mantel displays
- Print-at-home cards for someone you love
- Scrapbooking, junk journals, and paper crafts
- A unique, inexpensive Valentine’s gift
FAQ
What do I get? 15 high-resolution JPG files + illustrated README, delivered instantly as a ZIP after checkout.
Are these public domain? Yes — every artwork dates from 1890–1910 with no restrictions.
What size can I print? Files are up to 5100px — clean prints at 8×10″ and larger.
More Seasonal Printables
Also see the Christmas wrapping paper pack and Christmas gift tags for Christmas, and the Complete Cat Pack bundle for year-round cat art.
