This antique advertisement printable for Brown’s Fresh Dressing, came from an early 1900’s magazine.  I think it would look wonderful added to a tin can or box, or used as an image transfer for a furniture project. {CLICK ON IMAGE TO ENLARGE AND SAVE}    Here’s the reverse image that can be used for transfers. Enjoy! You’ll find more free antique advertisement printables HERE.

 Here is a wonderful antique advertisement printable for Royal Baking Powder.  It came from a magazine from the 1920’s.  This would make a fun image to print and use on a label on jars or cans for kitchen decor. You can find more antique kitchen advertisement printables HERE.  CLICK HERE TO SEE MORE ANTIQUE ADVERTISEMENTS

Isn’t this antique jello advertisement adorable?  It came from an early 1920’s magazine in my collection.  I think it would look wonderful framed as a kitchen wall print. {CLICK ON IMAGE TO VIEW AND SAVE AT ORIGINAL SIZE} It think this would also make a nice iron-on transfer image, so here is the reverse version of it. Click HERE for more free printable antique advertisements.

 Here’s an antique advertisement image for a Brighton Fruit Press  from a late 1800’s Harper’s Bazaar magazine.  I’ve included the original image, as well as one with the background removed, and also a chalkboard printable version that would look great as kitchen wall art. {CLICK ON IMAGES TO ENLARGE} Here’s the image with the background removed.  This would make a nice image transfer on a towel, or as a sign – just reverse the image with Picmonkey first. Here’s the text part of {Read More}