This is the full set of 14 Victorian die-cut scraps shown in this batch, sold together as one antique paper ephemera lot. The collection includes angels, children, florals, birds, doves, lily of the valley, forget-me-nots, roses, and exactly the kind of tiny paper drama Victorians apparently had time to perfect.
These chromolithograph-style scraps were once saved in albums, letters, keepsake books, and friendship pages. Some have handwritten notes on the reverse, some show foxing or edge wear, and all have that fragile old-paper charm that says they have survived generations of drawers, boxes, and probably at least one person saying, wait, don't throw that away.
This lot is ideal for an ephemera collector, junk journal artist, collage maker, paper historian, or anyone who wants a ready-made little archive of Victorian sentimentality without having to hunt them down one by one. Display them together, frame a few favorites, or tuck them into a collection and pretend you are not immediately becoming a paper person. Too late.
From Mom's Collection to Your Home.
Condition: Lot includes 14 antique paper scraps with varying age-related condition. Expect toning, foxing, handwritten notes on some reverses, edge wear, small losses, creases, and fragile cut details. Sold together as found. Includes display case
