Vintage Image Archive

This is our collection of vintage Santa Claus images. We have curated the best vintage Santa Claus images from around the web so you can save precious time from having to search these images. We try to make this collection as comprehensive as possible. Most of the images in the collection are believed to be in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects without restriction. You can download the image by clicking on the image then click on the big image then right click and click Save Image as.

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This is a vintage clipart of Santa Claus in his sleigh full of toys and gifts for children. The sleigh is pulled by two reindeers. 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.

This is a vintage Christmas postcard of Santa and his angels loading gifts into his sleigh. This image is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivatives License which means you must give credit to the source of the image and if you remix or transform the image, you may not distribute the modified material. This image is courtesy of Dave. You can check the source of this image at Flickr.

This is a vintage Christmas postcard of Santa Claus and a young girl talking in a vintage telephone. Santa is holding a sack of gifts. The child looks very excited to get a gift from Santa. This 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 Santa Claus image going down the chimney with a sack of goodies. This 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 Free Vintage Art.

This is a cool vintage postcard of Santa Claus busy at work because it is the day before Christmas. This 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 Free Vintage Art.

This is a very old illustration of Santa Claus. This is one of an early version of Santa Claus. This 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 Public Domain Review.

During the early days, Santa Claus was still known as St. Nicholas. In this vintage poster, we see a boy pointing a gun at Santa, maybe he is forcing Santa to give him the toys? This 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 Digital Commonwealth.

This is a vintage illustration of Santa Claus riding his sleigh pulled by reindeers in front of a full moon. 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.

This is a nice vintage black and white illustration of Santa Claus and his reindeers landing his sleigh at the roof. Wouldn’t this be nice for a personalized vintage greeting card? 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 Reusable Art.

Here is a vintage image of a jolly looking Santa Claus riding a bicycle. He is holding a branch of holly and carrying a bag of goodies. His reindeers are trailing behind. This image is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License which means you must credit the source of this image. This image is courtesy of RawPixel. You can check the source of the image at Flickr.

This is a vintage image of a thinner looking Santa carrying a load of gifts. We can see two excited looking children most probably waiting for their presents. This 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.

Above is a vintage postcard of Santa surrounded by holly. Santa in this image is so vibrant with rosy cheeks and blue eyes. This 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 Free Vintage Art.

In this 1868 advertisement, we can see Santa wearing a red jacket and a green hat. In this image, Santa appears to be not wearing any trousers. His sleigh is green and it is pulled by his reindeers. 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 Public Domain Review.

Above is a nice cartoon style vintage illustration of Santa Claus holding a lantern and looking at his list of good and bad children. He looks ready to give gifts to the nice kids. 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.

This is a vintage Christmas postcard of Santa Claus holding a Christmas present. 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 an old clipart of Santa Claus holding a sack of gifts. In the early version of Santa Claus, his appearance is thinner. Santa is accompanied by an angel and he is surrounded by two excited children. This image is in the transparent PNG version. This is perfect for your Christmas craft projects. This image has been released to the public domain so you can use it your personal or commercial projects. You can check the source of the image at PublicDomainPictures.net.

This is a vintage poster of Santa Claus as he appears in Harper’s Weekly in Christmas 1894. This image is the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check out the source of the image at Digital Commonwealth.

This is one of the early versions of Santa Claus where he becomes more jolly and chubby. This one is from the 1881 drawing of Thomas Nast. This image is in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check out the source of the image at Public Domain Review.

Above is another version of a vintage image of Santa Claus holding a Christmas tree and carrying a basket of toys. He is accompanied by an angel while a child looks on. This 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.

A very vintage looking image of Saint Nicholas going down the chimney. This was the time when Santa was still known as St. Nicholas. This was published in 1850. This 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 Reusable Art.

This is a funny looking vintage drawing image of Santa Claus which looks like he is having a hard time trying to climb down the chimney. His reindeer is parked at the roof waiting for him. 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 OpenClipart.

This is a vintage book cover of Santa Claus. This is a book of The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus by L. Frank Baum. This is the same author who wrote the The Wizard of Oz. This 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 Public Domain Review.

This is a vintage Victorian Christmas card of Santa Claus going down the chimney with his sack of toys. There is a caption that says “A Happy Christmas”. 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.

Here is a vintage clipart of Santa riding on a candy cane. This cute image is in a transparent background. This is perfect for use on your scrapbooks, craft projects, greeting cards, etc. 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.

This is a vintage publication cover featuring the head of Santa Claus. This was published in 1907. This 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.

This is a vintage Christmas postcard of Santa Claus going down the chimney. He holds a sack full of toys. The children must be so excited! This 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.

Above is a vintage Christmas advertisement postcard featuring Santa carrying maybe some plum pudding! His sleigh is pulled by a group of reindeers. This 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 Digital Commonwealth.

This is a nice vintage postcard of Santa Claus preparing the toys for Christmas. This 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 simple vintage looking Christmas poster of Santa Claus in plain red color. Santa looks jolly and he his carrying a big sack of toys. The kids must be so excited for Christmas! 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 Santa Claus riding a rocking horse. At the top is a caption that says Merry Christmas. 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.

Here is a nice vintage illustration of Santa Claus as he appears from the 1869 edition of A Visit from Saint Nicholas. Santa looks happy as he seems to be finished delivering the toys to the children waiting for him. This image is perfect for use on your Christmas craft projects. This 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 Reusable Art.

Santa Claus as he appears in the cover of Puck magazine in 1902. He is being kissed by two gorgeous ladies. 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 Public Domain Review.

This is also a nice vintage holiday postcard of Santa Claus wearing a green robe. During the early days, Santa didn’t wear a red robe. It was in the later iterations that Santa started wearing a red robe. This 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 Free Vintage Art.

The image above is a vintage clipart of Santa wearing a blue robe. This image is in the transparent background PNG format. This image is great for use on your scrapbooks, art projects, greeting cards, and many more. 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.

This is a vintage illustration of a grumpy looking Santa Claus. Maybe the kids took the toys from Santa without permission! This 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.

This is an vintage illustration of Santa Claus who is trying to sneak down the chimney. His sleigh is parked conveniently at the roof. This image is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License which means you must credit the source and if you remix or transform the image, you must distribute under the same license as the original. This is image is courtesy of RawPixel. You can check the source of the image at Wikimedia.

This is a very old illustration of Santa Claus riding his sleigh pulled by his reindeers. Santa is carrying sacks full of toys for good children. This image was used to illustrate the famous poem Night Before Christmas published in 1870. Wouldn’t this be nice to cover your personalized greeting. This 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 Reusable Art.

This is a vintage image of Santa Claus holding the hand of a little girl. This 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.

This one is a vintage image of Santa Claus in a basket together with a cute puppy. The image is in a transparent background PNG format. This image is perfect for use on your holiday 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 the image at PublicDomainPictures.net.

Above is a Victorian era drawing of Santa Claus coming down the fireplace. He is ready to fill the three stockings with toys. The kids must be very excited. This 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 Reusable Art.

Here is a vintage illustration of Santa Claus riding his sleigh with his reindeers. Looks like Santa is in a rush in this picture. Maybe he is late for Christmas. This 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 this image at New York Public Library.

This is a cool vintage Christmas card of Santa riding his red and gold automobile. The gifts can’t fit in the automobile as we can see some falling on the ground. This 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 Free Vintage Art.

We can see Santa Claus grace the cover of this vintage department store catalogue. 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 Public Domain Review.

Above is a cute vintage graphics of Santa and Mrs. Claus. They appear to be in a romantic mood. 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 OpenClipart.

This one above is a vintage Christmas card featuring Santa and his reindeers in the night before Christmas. In the picture, Santa is sure in a rush to deliver the gifts to the excited children waiting for him. This would make for a nice vintage personalized greeting card to your loved one. This image is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License which means you must credit the source if you plan on using this image. This image is courtesy of Jim. You can check the source of this image at Flickr.

This is an old illustration of Santa Claus riding his sleigh pulled by his reindeers. This image is perfect for your book project. 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.

This is a vintage image of Santa Claus landing on a busy street during Christmas. 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.

Shown above is a black and white vintage poster of Santa Claus carrying a big load of toys. At the upper right corner, it says Santa Claus is coming. This image is in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check out the source of this image at Creazilla.

Here is a vintage image of children trying to call Santa. They must be good children who are requesting their gifts for Christmas. This is perfect for use on your holiday craft projects. This image is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License which means you must credit the source. This image is courtesy of RawPixel. You can check the source of this image at Flickr.

This is a vintage Christmas postcard of Santa Claus holding a sack of toys. He is accompanied by a young boy. Maybe the boy is showing Santa the way to their house. This 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 Flickr.

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We have curated the best free vintage Merry Christmas images from around the web so you can save time from having to search these images. All the images in this collection has the Merry Christmas wishes on it. Most of these images are in the public domain so you can use them on your personal or commercial projects. You can download the high resolution image by clicking on the image then right click on the big image then click on Save Image as. Have fun with your craft projects by using these vintage Merry Christmas images!

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Vintage Merry Christmas Images

This is an old postcard of a Santa Claus with Merry Christmas wishes with snowflakes as background. Santa is very joyous here wishing everyone a Merry Christmas. This image has been released to public domain which means you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the source at PublicDomainPictures.net.

Here is a cute vintage Merry Christmas card featuring which looks like a family of dogs and their pups gathering around a Christmas tree. This image has been released to the public domain which means you can use on your personal or commercial projects. You can check out the source at PublicDomainPictures.net.

This one is a vintage postcard of Santa Claus ready to send holiday gifts to children. This is from a 1907 New York postcard. This image is in the public domain as works prior to 1931 in the United States lose their copyright. You can use this on your personal or commercial projects. Won’t this be great to make a personalized Christmas card to your loved one? You can check the source of this image at Wikimedia.

This is a nice vintage style red ornate Merry Christmas greetings. This is perfect for use on your craft projects, scrapbooks, greeting cards, school projects, and many more. This Merry Christmas image has been released to the public domain so you are free to use on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the source of this image at OpenClipart.

This is a vintage Christmas card with two birds showing their affection to each other. Below is a message which reads Merry Christmas. This image has been released to the public domain so you can use this on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the source of this image at PublicDomainPictures.net.

This is a lovely vintage image of Santa Claus filling the stockings with toys. At the top it says Merry Christmas. 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 at PublicDomainPictures.net.

Here is a vintage postcard that says “A Merry Christmas” with a Christmas holly and a cabin in winter landscape. Wouldn’t it be nice to spend your holidays in this cabin? This image is believed to be in the public domain so you can use this on your personal or commercial projects. You can check out the source of this image at New York Public Library.

This is a vintage style Christmas wreath with Merry Christmas wishes in the middle of the wreath. This image has been released to the public domain so you can use this on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the source of this image at PublicDomainPictures.net.

This is a lovely vintage Christmas postcard with these two cute kittens peeking out the window and a bird holding a Merry Christmas sign. The two kittens are just so cute aren’t they. This is perfect for sending a personalized greeting to someone dear. This image is believed to be in the public domain so you can use this on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the source of this image at New York Public Library.

Here is a black and white vintage Merry Christmas greeting image which looks like Dad has a lot of presents for his little ones. This image is great for use on your personalized greetings, scrapbooks, etc. This image has been released to the public domain so you can use this on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the source of this image at OpenClipart.org.

This one is a nice vintage image of a family having a feast over Christmas. There is a caption that says We all wish you a Merry Christmas. Wouldn’t this be nice as a poster or an art print? This image is in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the source at RawPixel.

This one is an old postcard of the popular Stirrup Cup Castle restaurant during the 1940s with Merry Christmas greetings printed on it. 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 RawPixel.

Above is a vintage postcard of people enjoying the snow with their snow sleds. It has a caption that says “A Merry Christmas”. This image is in the public domain so you can use this on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the source at Digital Commonwealth.

This is a vintage Christmas card featuring a handsome looking dog. There is a Merry Christmas greeting at the top of the card. This image has been released to the public domain so you can use this on your personal or commercial projects. You can check out the source at PublicDomainPictures.net.

Above is a nice vintage Merry Christmas artwork style image. This is perfect for use on your scrapbooks, personalized greetings, etc. 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.

This is a vintage holiday postcard from the United States which features birds as the theme. It has the greeting “A Merry Christmas to you” printed on it. This image is believed to be in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check out the source of the image at New York Public Library.

This one above is a vintage style postcard which features a beautiful girl. It has the greeting “A Merry Christmas with best wishes” printed on the card. This image is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License which means you can use it on your personal or commercial projects as long as you credit the source. This image is courtesy of Steve Shook. You can check out the source of this image at Wikimedia.

This one is a nice vintage postcard that has “A Merry Christmas” greetings. It has a beautiful winter landscape together with horse-drawn sleigh. Wouldn’t it be nice to ride one of these sleighs. This image is in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the image source at Digital Commonwealth.

This is another one from the “A Merry Christmas” series of postcards from the 19th century. Featured in this postcard is the daily life of people during winter. This image is in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check out the source of this image at Digital Commonwealth.

Also part of the vintage “A Merry Christmas” series of postcards. This one features people in their snowshoes going about their daily life. This image is in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check out the source of the image at Digital Commonwealth.

This is another one of the “A Merry Christmas” series of vintage postcards. You can see people having some fun ice skating. 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 Digital Commonwealth.

This one above is a vintage postcard of a surprised looking cat. Below is a greeting that says “Wishing You A Merry Christmas”. This 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 one is a black and white image of a town during winter. 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 image source at OpenClipart.

This is a vintage Merry Christmas greeting image of a family in a sleigh pulled by two horses. A dog is running alongside. This image is 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.

Here is a nice vintage Merry Christmas postcard of a deer in a winter landscape. This is great for use on your personalized greeting card to your loved one. This 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 this image at New York Public Library.

This is a nice vintage postcard of Santa Claus riding his sleigh pulled by his two reindeers. His sleigh has a lot of gifts for the children who are eagerly waiting. 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.

The one above is a nice vintage card of a sled which is full of Christmas holly. It has the A Merry Christmas greeting printed on it. This image is in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the source at PictureBoxBlue.

This is a cute vintage card of Santa in his workshop. It says Wishing You a Merry Xmas on the card. 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.

This is a black and white image of a Christmas town artwork with a horse-drawn carriage passing by the winter landscape. It says on the image Wishing You A Merry Christmas. 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 OpenClipart.

This is another retro style black and white image of which looks like a brother and sister having fun with their Christmas presents. 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 OpenClipart.

Above is another classic black and white image of Santa Clause working at his table. It says Hello Folks Merry Christmas as its greetings. 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 OpenClipart.

Here is a vintage Christmas postcard featuring an angel with a deer. It has the caption “A Merry Christmas” printed on the card. This 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 simple but nice vintage Merry Christmas postcard with Christmas holly. This 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 another vintage postcard of an angel tolling a bell. This image is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivatives License which means you must give credit to the source and if you transform or remix the image, you may not distribute the modified image. This image is courtesy of Dave. You can check the source of this image at Flickr.

Above is a vintage postcard of a mother and her children enjoying the sights and sounds of Christmas. Below is a caption that says “A Merry Christmas”. This 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 this image at New York Public Library.

This one is a nice vintage postcard with three cute little angels and at the center which looks like a big rose. At the bottom, there is a caption that says “A Merry Christmas”. This image is in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check out the source of this image at Digital Commonwealth.

This is a vintage advertising poster which features Santa Claus and the troops. It says on the poster A Merry Christmas Peace Your Gift To The Nation. This 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 PictureBoxBlue.

This is a cute retro Christmas card which has lady mailing a letter. Her dog also has a letter to mail. So lovely! 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.

The one above is a vintage postcard featuring two birds and mistletoe. This image is in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the image source at PublicDomainPictures.net.

Here is a vintage Christmas card with an angel holding a bell and a pine tree. This image is believed to be in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check out the source of this image at New York Public Library.

This one is a vintage black and white banner of Santa handing gifts to children. It has the greetings “A Merry Xmas” at the top. 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 OpenClipart.

This simple but nice vintage Christmas postcard features the mistletoe. This 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.

Above is a vintage Christmas card with a group of cute small birds. It has the holly as its background. In the lower right is the greeting “A Merry Christmas to you”. 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 one is a vintage poster of a weary looking Santa climbing down the chimney with his bag of toys and goodies. It says “A Merry Christmas” at the top. This image is believed to be in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check out the source of this image at Free Vintage Art.

This one above is a vintage Christmas postcard of what looks like Father Christmas with his sack of goodies. Below says “A Merry Christmas”. This 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 image of Santa Claus in a winter scene with Christmas holly. It has the greetings of “A Merry Christmas”. This image is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License which means you must give credit to the source and you remix or transform the image, you must share with the same license as the original. This image is courtesy of RawPixel. You can check the source of the image at Wikimedia.

Here is a vintage image of a Christmas wreath and in the middle it says Merry Christmas. This image is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License which means you must credit the source of the image and if you remix or transform the image, you must share with the same license as the original. This image is brought to you by RawPixel. You can check the source of the image at Wikimedia.

A lovely image of what looks like a Father and son looking over the village during winter. It has a faded greeting of “A Merry Christmas” on the lower left side of the card. This image is believed to be in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check out the source of this image at New York Public Library.

This is a cute vintage black and white drawing of Santa Claus and his bag of goodies. It has the words “A very Merry Christmas”. 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.

This is a unique pink Christmas card with embossing of Santa Claus and his reindeer. This 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 this image at Free Vintage Art.

This one is a vintage Christmas postcard featuring a mother deer and her two young ones. It has the greeting “A Merry Christmas”. This 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.

In the early version, Santa Claus is thinner and wears a green robe. This vintage postcard features Santa riding his sleigh with toys for children. This image is believed to be in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check out the image source at New York Public Library.

A vintage drawing of a group of men enjoying themselves in the campfire. Below it says “Merry Christmas”. 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 Smithsonian.

This is a vintage postcard of a sad looking Santa Claus. At the top it says Merry Christmas. 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.

Above is a vintage image of Santa Claus holding a bag of goodies. In the background, there are two reindeers and Christmas holly. 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.

This is an old vintage Christmas advertising for Clark’s Spool Cotton. It features a young boy and a lady with a young girl. It has the message “A Merry Christmas” and “A Happy New Year”. This image is in the public domain so you can use it on your personal or commercial projects. You can check the image source at Digital Commonwealth.

Above is a vintage Christmas card of what looks like a mother and her daughter making a snowman. This 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 this image at New York Public Library.

Here is a vintage Christmas postcard of Santa talking to a little girl via a vintage two way phone. The little girl looks excited to receive a gift from Santa. There is a greeting of “A Merry Christmas” at the top left of the card. This 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.

Here is a vintage Christmas card in a winter landscape with two birds perched on a fence. There are also holly in the card. Below is the caption “A Merry Christmas”. This 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.

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