13 Free Vintage Snowman Images

We have searched the web for the best vintage snowman images so you can save time from having to search these images. Add life to your craft projects by using one of these vintage snowman images. Most of the images are in the public domain while some are in the Creative Commons Attribution license which means you can use the images on your personal or commercial projects. You can download the big image size by clicking on the image then right click and click Save image as.

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This is a nice vintage Christmas card of a boy decorating a snowman with holly. This image is in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the source of this image at Flickr.

Above is a vintage illustration of children throwing snowballs at a snowman. You can use this image on your personal or commercial projects as this image is in the public domain. You can check the source of the image at Flickr.

Above is a vintage illustration of a snowman from a vintage children’s book. This image is in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the source of this image at PictureBoxBlue.

Here is a black and white vintage illustration of what looks like a family making a snowman. This image is from a storybook circa 1899. This image is perfect for use on your scrapbooks, craft projects, personalized greeting cards, art prints, etc. This image is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License which means you must credit the source if you plan on using this image. This image is courtesy of catnipstudio. You can check the source of the image at Flickr.

Shown above is a vintage Christmas card with two children playing with a snowman. This image is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivs License which means you must credit the source and if you transform or remix the image, you cannot distribute your modified image. This image is courtesy of Dave. You can check the source of the image at Flickr.

Above is a vintage holiday postcard of a woman and a young girl of what looks like they are decorating a snowman. The image is believed to be in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the source of the image at New York Public Library.

This is a vintage Christmas card of two children playing with their snowman. The image has a red frame. Below is the caption that says Christmas Greetings. This image has been released to the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the source of the image at PublicDomainPictures.net.

Above is a vintage Christmas card of two lady flirting with a snowman. You can use this image on your craft projects. This image has been released to the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the source of this image at PublicDomainPictures.net.

Above is a vintage illustration of a snowman and a well dressed lady beside it. The image is in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the source of the image at RawPixel.

Shown above is a vintage announcement featuring a snowman for a Christmas party from City Light Employee’s Association. This is circa 1956. This image is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License which means you must credit the source. This image is courtesy of Seattle Municipal Archives. You can check the source of this image at Wikimedia.

This is a vintage image of a boy building a snowman. You can use this image on your personal or commercial projects as this image is in the public domain. You can check the source of this image at Picryl.

Above is a vintage illustration of children building a snowman. This image has been released to the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check out the source of this image at PublicDomainPictures.net.

This is a vintage Christmas postcard of a boy and a snowman. This image is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs License which means you must credit the source and if you transform or remix the image, you may not distribute your modified work. This image is courtesy of Dave. You can check the source of this image at Flickr.

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