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Annie's Calling Cards: http://www.gerdesdesign.com/callingcards/cards.htm; Graphics to enable you to create your own virtual Victorian calling cards for online use.
Crest-Collecting: http://homepage.tinet.ie/~lawe/; Rather like stamp albums, crest albums were produced to house collections of arms, crests and monograms which were cut from letterheads, notepaper and envelope flaps.
The Ephemera Society: http://www.ephemerasociety.org; A non-profit organization formed to cultivate and encourage interest in ephemera and the history identified with it.
Historical Portrait Sketches 1860 to 1880: http://www.cartes.freeuk.com/cass/port.htm; An alphabetical selection of 100 portraits of famous figures of the Victorian period.
Panteek Prints: http://www.panteek.com/index.htm; Antique prints from a variety of periods, including an extensive collection of Victorian costume prints. Definitely worth a stop even if you're just looking for research information.
Reba's Victorian Postcards: http://www.upamerica.org/Rebas/
Reminiscene: http://www.reminiscene.co.uk/; Extensive collection of Vintage Postcards, Victorian and Edwardian Cartes de Visite and Cabinet Portraits, and other nostalgic photographs.
Roger Vaughan Personal Collection and History Pages: http://www.rogerco.freeserve.co.uk/; Besides a huge selection of photographs, this site also offers images of postcards, portraits, albums, and portraits.
The Scrap Album: http://www.scrapalbum.com/; Tons of images of "ephemera" - cards, posters, scrapbooks, commonplace books, etc., and lots of information.
Susanna's Loft Victorian E-Cards: http://susannasloft.com/; A great selection of free Victorian e-cards.
Victorian Picture Library: http://www.victorianpicturelibrary.com; Though the primary purpose of this site is to sell images, it provides an excellent place to research Victorian images on a wide range of topics.
Victorian Scrapbook Albums: http://www.scrapalbum.com/pat.htm; A nice overview and some lovely pictures.
Victorian Trade Cards: http://www.rubylane.com/shops/sweetsuccessantiques; An interesting collection of Victorian advertising ephemera.
Victorian Vignettes: http://victorian-vignettes.blogspot.com/; Free vintage Victorian images.
Victoriana's Victorian Gallery: http://www.victorianas.com/01gallery.html

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