Today I’m sharing a set of gorgeous Liebig Fairies:
Liebig Company was the first company to issue colorful, highly collectable trade cards, in the early 1870-ies. We all know how that marked bloomed in the next 50 years, until other sources of advertising replaced the trade cards, more or less.
I have enhanced and enlarged the images, thus I have copyright of the altered digital files. The files are free for your personal use and enjoyment. Go to the download folder below to grab your high quality copies 🙂
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I have used elements from the following source to create these designs:
Liebig Fairies – Jan Willemsen on Flickr
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These are so sweet. Thank you Gunnvor. x
gracias por tantas cosas hermosas, sutiles y superiores
2016-02-22 12:32 GMT-04:30 Wings of Whimsy :
> Gunnvor Karita posted: “Today I’m sharing a set of gorgeous Liebig > Fairies: Liebig Company was the first company to issue colorful, highly > collectable trade cards, in the early 1870-ies. We all know how that marked > bloomed in the next 50 years, until other sources of adv” >