https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Aubrey-HistoryOfEngland-Vol2/pages/438-Border-of-twigs/

A Victorian engraved full-page border drawn to look like twigs. This originally contained portraits of King Henry VIII of England and his six (sequential) wives - https://fromoldbooks.org/r/5/pages/438-King-Henry-VIII-and-His-Six-Wives/

Henry had to have a legitimate heir in order to prevent another War of the Roses.

Borders like this are great for menus, weddings, name cards, jam labels, all sorts.

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Free clip-art: Victorian border of twigs and leaves

A decorative full-page border used to frame an illustration in the book. Twigs and leaves. The original picture is the portrait of King Henry VIII and his six wives . There are also coloured versions

A full-page border that surrounded a page in “The Art of Illuminating As Practised in Europe from the Earliest Times” by W R Tymms (London, UK, 1860). A fabulous book i bought at Geoffry Aspin’s bookshop in Hay-on-Wye in the 1980s.

I made versions in different colours; you can also use the Colour tab on the Web page to change colour. It’s one of the most popular images i’ve posted.

https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Tymms-Illuminating/pages/p27-border-antique-green/

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Decorative clip-art Victorian border, antique green

This is a version of the red border from Page 27 coloured green. There are also a brown and a black and white version. To make your own coloured version of this old page border, see the notes for the

https://www.fromoldbooks.org/Brennecke-WechselDerTage/pages/006-border-with-ivy/

Perfect for a Valetine’s Day card? A full-page border in black and white, with flowers, ivy, a bird... originally surrounding a table of contents for an 1880s book in German.
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Full-page border with bird, flowers, ivy

This engraved border surrounded the table of contents in the original book. The text ended one blank line above the ornament at lower middle, although if you needed a little extra space you could