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Old fashioned Clip Art
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I'm putting together an ad for a speakeasy that has been around since the 1930s. I am looking for some line drawings to illustrate Eat / Drink / Be Merry.
We used to have books that we'd cut and scan. But I don't have access to them any more...
Any thoughts?
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Originally Posted by KeriVit
I'm putting together an ad for a speakeasy that has been around since the 1930s. I am looking for some line drawings to illustrate Eat / Drink / Be Merry.
We used to have books that we'd cut and scan. But I don't have access to them any more...
Any thoughts?
I just googled "vintage clip art" resulting in several good sites for you to explore.
"vintage clip art" - Google Search
Good luck!
W2
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I get email from Dover Publications with their free clip art... they have the old books like you mention, but converted to CD/download. I'd give them a search.
edit: WTF with the autoinsertion of metatags????
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Thank you. I did do a search but I think the specifics were more helpful.
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