The warmth in the air has sent us into the shed to pull out our bicycles.
I found this fun image in The Delineator, a woman's magazine from the late 1800's.
I cleaned up the image and made this black and white one...
as well as a brown and white one.
The funny thing is that this was in the advertisements in the back of the magazine.
Can you guess what this was an advertisement for? I certainly couldn't,
but it gave me a chuckle when I read it.
I have to admit, a Ypsilanti Union Suit is quite a name.
I made a black and white version of the advertisement itself,
just for fun.
I thought I would slip in one sweet scene of children enjoying the outdoors as well.
Here is the original, followed by a cleaned up black and white as well as a brown and white version.
These images are free for you to use as you would like.
Do you know how to use these?
I will share with you how I use images on Microsoft Word later this weekend.
Until then,
thanks for stopping in, and have a productive and peaceful weekend.
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YPSILANTI UNION SUITS. How quaint and wonderful to be able to look back upon that advertising. Thank you so very much for this "uplifting"? post.
ReplyDeleteAH! Thanks for the laugh! :)
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