Free Vintage Halloween Cards: Cute Kids
Vintage Halloween images often aren’t scary at all. Take these cute kids for example, which came from vintage Halloween greeting cards and postcards. Other than the image of the terrified child in the last row, these children seem to be pretty happy it’s Halloween! These cards are also notable because there are two images of African American children, images of which are rare in vintage cards. I’m delighted to be able to offer them.
I believe the second image in the first row came from a 3D card that allowed the arm that holds the pumpkin to move. That would account for the dark circle on the shoulder.
Click the vintage Halloween kids below to view and download the larger versions:
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These are just precious and I so appreciate them. Thank you!
You’re welcome, Kudzu. Thanks for stopping by and for your comment. I’m glad you find these kids as cute as I do.
They just don’t make art like this anymore. They are just wonderful…thanks to you for posting them.
You’re welcome, christmasbox. 🙂
I love your website! You have some beautiful vintage images. I will be back very often. Oh, wanted to ask you if I could use a few of your images on fabric blocks that I print myself and I do sell them. Let me know
Thanks for the kind words!
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After reading the terms i just wanted to make sure i got it right. Its up to 5 images with 50 active listings for commercial sell or do they have to be altered? Also if i wanted to buy a license from you how do i go about that?
Hi, Jennifer. I’ll send you an e-mail to answer your questions. Thanks!