Victorian Era Embossed Paper Die-Cuts, Cut-Outs 7 Floral c. Late 1800s

Product Description:  The appearance of paper cut-outs first appeared in the early 1800s in uncolored, black and white. Most likely from the mid to later 1800s, this colorful collection of 7 floral, chromolithograph die-cuts in relief were cherished. The previous collectors of this group once adhered them to a small cardboard card and treasured them among old photographs in an 1800’s photo album. 

Circa:   Possibly late1800s - Early 1900s         

Dimensions:  Dimensions vary.  Average dimension of die-cut 3” x 2”.  Two die-cuts

Product Weight:  .6 ounce

Material:   Paper, Ink, Other

Color:  Variety

Markings/Signatures:  Yes, as shown.

Condition:  Previously owned – used.  Light wear, marks, some age discoloration/yellowing on a few.  Colors still vibrant and glossy.  Most die-cuts are detaching from the card.  Small creases and wear on die-cut at the wrist area, holding floral arrangement (as shown).  The back on some of the cards may show wear from being in the photo album.

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