Vintage Identification Cards | Printable Journal Ephemera
Digital download • No physical item will be shipped
Create a history, identity, and destination for the characters inside your journal with these Vintage Identification Cards. Each printable card includes spaces for a portrait, name, date of birth, place of residence, occupation, physical description, signature, date, and other identifying details.
Print the fronts and coordinating backs, cut them out, and fold or assemble them into double-sided cards. Add stamps, ink, handwritten notes, photographs, distressing, or other embellishments to make each card look as though it has traveled through another time.
These cards are wonderful additions to junk journals, travel journals, character dossiers, altered books, historical projects, mystery journals, and imaginative storytelling projects.
WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE
• 1 digital PDF file
• 2 printable pages
• 2 vintage identification cards
• Coordinating front and back designs
• Blank spaces for portraits and character information
• Designed for 8.5 × 11-inch paper
• High-resolution 300 DPI quality
• Instant digital download
THE PERFECT PAIRING
These identification cards pair beautifully with the Faces from the Past printable portrait collection, sold separately. Choose a face, add a name and personal details, then create an entirely new story for your character.
PLEASE NOTE
This is a digital product. No physical item will be mailed to you.
These cards are intended only for creative journaling, crafting, and fictional storytelling. They are not official identification documents and must not be used to misrepresent a real person or identity.
Colors may vary slightly depending on your monitor, printer, paper, and printer settings. Print at actual size or 100% unless you would like to resize the cards for your project.
PERSONAL USE ONLY
These printable pages are for personal use only. They may not be shared, copied, resold, redistributed, or included in another digital or physical product for sale.
Creativity likes a little mess. Add a portrait, fill in the details, and give someone from the past an entirely new story.