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Mechanical Play: 180 Vintage Toys
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Mechanical Play: 180 Vintage Toys
This is a beautiful set of 31 toy steam engines, 29 railway toys and 120 other vintage toys vector illustrations, sourced from authentic prints published in 1905-1922, in United States.
These graphics were sourced first-hand from genuine prints published in United States. As always, we personally collected, owned and processed all sources with optimized setting and professional-grade photo scanner only.
Nuts and bolts:
- 180 vintage toys illustrations in AI, EPS and high resolution PNG (with transparent background).
- Sourced first-hand from authentic hard copies of various vintage catalogs published in 1905-1922. You simply can't find these beauties at one sitting in the market.
- Scanned and vectorized the best way possible to preserve its features. The vectors are highly detailed and very suitable for making art print. See preview #2 and #3.
- 180 illustrations include: 29 steam toys, 31 railway toys and 120 other vintage toys including friction toys, trucks, mechanical toys, magic lanterns, etc. Preview 4, 5, 6 and 7 show all included illustrations.
- Format includes AI, EPS and PNG with transparent background. AI and EPS vector are compatible with Adobe Illustrator CS4 and above.
- All graphics made are verified to be out of former copyright, in-house personally collected and owned, handpicked and reviewed in detail to make sure they are in best shapes for contemporary project.
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