Printable Vintage Dictionary Pages
Today I’m sharing these 5 Printable Book Pages from an Antique Dictionary that dates back to Circa 1886. I know that many of you guys love to make crafts using old Book or Dictionary pages, but you may not have access to the real deal, or you may not be able to bare cutting up old books in order to use those pages. So I’ve scanned some nice ones so that you can just print these out and use them time and time again. These old Ephemera pages have yellowed over time and have the perfect aged patina to give your handmade projects some Vintage Style!
Just click on each of the pages to go to the link with the Full Size Printable PDF Downloads. 
The first page starts with Snuggery and ends with Sociable, I’m so in love with the word “Snuggery” now after reading this, although I was not familiar with it before!
The next page starts with Prayer and ends with Precedent. I thought this one would be useful for a Journal, you could write your favorite prayer on top of it, with colored markers.
This one goes from Oddfellow to Of. I think it could make the basis of a quirky masculine project of some sort.
I thought it would be fun to offer one with pictures on it. These tiny illustrations are such little gems. Do you see the cute Mermaid in the center?!
And lastly we have Mesmerist to Metal. Ah, the possibilities with this one! Perhaps you will print, or stamp, something Mesmerizing on top of it, or go with an Industrial style look and focus on the Metal aspect.
I hope you enjoy this set of Vintage Printable Dictionary Pages! So nice to use in your Craft, Junk Journals, Mixed Media Art or Collage Projects! And if you make something with these, be sure and submit it our Submission page HERE. We love featuring the work that you guys do
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Maxine D says
Thanks Karen – I won’t download these as I have a whole big dictionary to myself to use as I wish – one volume of a Websters that a dear friend bought for me in a garage sale!!
Blessings
Maxine
graphicsfairy says
Oh what a lovely gift Maxine 🙂
Angela Hoynes says
Thank you for these
graphicsfairy says
You are so welcome Angela 🙂
bookartist says
Wonderful! Thank you.
graphicsfairy says
So glad you like it 🙂
Jakki says
Thank you for these pages. I have yet to find my own dictionary – the search is enjoyable but frustrating!
graphicsfairy says
Good luck, I hope you find one soon, in the meantime, I am so glad you like this 🙂
Ms Joey says
Thank you Karen, I was looking for some dictionary pages and wow who knew they would come in my email today….awesome and thank you so much. I love them they are perfect for my books, envelopes and anything else I can think of. LOL…have a great weekend. 🙂 ♥
graphicsfairy says
Oh yea, so glad they were timely Ms Joey 🙂 Enjoy!
Denise Pople says
Thank you so much I look forward to your Friday freebies, hopefully i can purchase a kit one day 🙂
graphicsfairy says
Thank you Denise, so glad you like them!
Jacq says
Thanks for the pages! Snuggery is such a funny word, it might explain why, back in the ’50s/’60s English pubs had a room called The Snug which was were the women would drink. I always wondered why it was called The Snug!
graphicsfairy says
It is a funny word Jacq 🙂 I had no idea about the Snug, thanks for sharing!
Mary Griswold says
Thanks very much for these pages. I have had a few projects in mind using dictionary pages as part of the backdrop & didn’t have any. I was thinking I needed to make trip to the vintage stores in the area to find some, but you saved me the trip. Very nice of you 🙂
graphicsfairy says
Oh I am so glad Mary 🙂 Good luck with your projects 🙂