15 Vintage Toy Clipart

Today we have a splendid collection of 15 Vintage Toy Clipart pictures! There’s something so charming about Antique toys don’t you think? Early toys were created from wood, metal, porcelain etc. They were made to last, and were held onto for many years and often passed down to the next generation even. My grandmother gave me several of her Dolls and her Toy Cast Iron Stove as well, and I still have all of them today. A far cry from the plastic toys of modern times, which are usually discarded pretty quickly. Anyway, I hope you have fun browsing through these, I thought some of them might work well in your Christmas Decor or Holiday Craft Projects!

Vintage Toy Clipart

These are some marvelous Wooden Sled Images! Scanned from a very rare printer’s book is a set of two sleds. There’s no date in the book, but my best guess would be that it’s from around the 1880’s. Anyway, this pair of wonderful sleds are made of wood with metal rails on the bottom. Each sled has a painting (or perhaps it’s pyrography?) of an Animal on it. One has a Deer and the other has a Horse on it. How splendid! Wouldn’t you love to have a real one of these sleds to decorate your home for the Holidays with?!

Old Fashioned Pull Toy Pictures

Featured above are some interesting Antique Pull Toy Images! This is a set of three different Pull Toy Graphics. We start with two cute Furry Dogs. Both have tiny toy men riding on them. They have cast iron wheels as well. The final one is a wonderful Sailboat with cast iron wheels, and it looks like it has a couple of bells too. How fun!

Aren’t these Vintage Toy Pictures fabulous?!! These were also scanned from a very rare printer’s book. I’m super excited about this book because there are so many printer’s images in it that I’ve never seen before. Featured above are three intricate toys that appear to be made of Cast Iron. Each of them have Horses. So charming!

Antique Toy Bank Clipart

Pictured above are some marvelous Old Fashioned Toy Images! This is a set of two different Antique Toy Graphics. I believe the one at the top is a Cast Iron Bank in the shape of a Bank Building. How fun! The second image is a Toy Church. I’m uncertain what it’s made of, but perhaps Cast Iron as well. Such wonderful details on both of these Old Fashioned Toys!

Victorian Toy Block Graphics

These are some nice Victorian Toy Block Graphics! Shown above are three classic looking Victorian Alphabet Block images. Included are one with a Seal on it, another with a Swan, and a third one with a curious looking Man riding a Velocipede! So nostalgic and fun!

Antique Holiday Toy Clip Art

This is a fun Antique Holiday Toys Image! Scanned from a Circa 1915 Printer’s Book, it features a cute black and white illustration of various Toys, including a sweet Noah’s Arc set, some Toy Soldiers, a Canon, a Horn and a Ball. These toys are most likely much different than the ones that most boys and girls will find under the Tree these days!

Vintage Misfit Toys Card

Here is a Vintage Misfit Toys Image! Isn’t it darling?! This Antique Card shows a tattered little Doll with her arm broken next to an adorable Lamb on Wheels. The card has a hand written Christmas Greeting on it from long ago. Such a nostalgic piece!

I hope you enjoyed this fun curated collection of 15 Vintage Toy Clipart!! You might also like the Over 350 Images in our Objects Archives HERE or the Over 1200 Images in our Black and White Clipart Archives HERE!

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Comments

Ursula Rosien says

November 29, 2013 at 12:39 pm

Hi! I used one of your fabulous images for my xmas tags 😉

http://kraftmint.com/2013/11/18/crafts-christmas-tags/

love your site and generosity!
Cynthia says

November 29, 2013 at 2:14 pm

I love this illustration! Thank you!
Tanya Felsheim says

November 29, 2013 at 4:44 pm

I rarely leave a comment but this time just have to..I should give you more credit than I do…but these pictures just captured me today! thank you so much for all you do! I found a very old book with very old handdrawn images of antiques that I hope to share back like you have been sharing forward!
Angela says

November 29, 2013 at 6:29 pm

Fabulous, thank you
Pat C. says

November 29, 2013 at 9:15 pm

What amazing graphics… so crisp and detailed! Thank you, Karen! xoxo
Dana says

November 30, 2013 at 5:14 am

WOW! These are absolutely amazing!
Thank you again, Karen!
Diana says

November 30, 2013 at 2:54 pm

What fun toy these must have been.