Wow I cannot believe that 2016 is almost over, thank goodness. It has been quite a year for myself, my friends and family and of course the celebrity and political world. So I’m sure that I share many others sentiments when I say…glad to see you go 2016! Bring on a wonderful and fantastic 2017!

For today’s last post of the year I want to showcase what I love, a fun collection of Vintage New Years Eve images, advertisements and whatever else I can find. Let the NYE party post begin!

1920s New years eve party featuring a woman in 1920s dress standing on a table pouring champagne with other woman in 1920s dresses. — Source: Elle

1920s vintage new years eve ad featuring a woman in 1920s dress. — Source: Etsy

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Vintage New Years Eve Advertising, Images & More!

For the New Year and You-1940’s New Years Eve Card.

1940s vintage new years eve card featuring an illustration of a couple in 1940s fashions dancing together. — Source: Pinterest

The famous Sands-Las Vegas 1957 New Years Eve Poster.

1950s new years eve the sands las vegas ad featuring an illustration of a woman in a cowboy outfit posing over an hour glass. — Source: Tumblr

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from two adorable Scottie Dogs

1920s antique christmas card with scottie dogs — Source: Etsy

Okay I’m sneaking in one more Scottie Dog image (they are just so cute!).

vintage scottie dogs illustration a happy new year card. — Source: Pinterest

If you’re hosting a party this New Years, then this 1950’s reversable apron would be perfect while you zip around the home.

1950s vintage reversable apron merry christmas happy new year — Source: Etsy

No NYE party is complete without champagne or sparkling wine (including the non alcoholic version). I adore a good glass of the bubbly pretty much anytime but especially on NYE.

vintage champagne tower - vintage image — Source: Tumblr

After a few drinks, ones party could possibly turn into the roaring good time 1950s party below.

1950's new years eve vintage party image featuringa group of people in 1950s fashions goofing around. — Source: Etsy

Party hats for all! Early 1950s vintage photo.

1950s Vintage photo: vintage New Years Eve Party of a group with party hats taking a photo together. — Source: Neato Coolville

The toast and the kiss. 1940s vintage image.

1940s new years vintage illustration couple kissing — Source: Tumblr

Make Some Noise! Vintage Noise Makers.

Vintage Party noise Makers new years even — Source: Etsy

Here is what happens when the streamers get out of control. 1950s vintage image.

1950s vintage new years eve party image — Source: No pattern required

What are you doing on New Years Eve?

Lastly, friends and family who faithfully read my blog..thank you! This has been a good year for my little Vintage Inn and I’m so happy to still be here sharing my love of all things vintage with you. I look forward to seeing what 2017 has in store and I especially look forward to sharing it all with you.

Happy New Year!

Make sure you check out my other New Years Eve Posts for more fun photos:

Liz

Vintage Photos of Vintage Christmas Images.

Have you ever wondered what a family gathering around the tree looked like in the 1930s, ‘40s or even ‘50s? Take a step back in time and explore the wonders of vintage Christmas photos from some of the earliest decades of the 20th century.

Please notice, that as you take a glimpse into the past, you’ll be surprised by how much or how little has changed. From the decorations to the expressions of joy, you’ll discover the nostalgia that defined the holiday spirit during the 1920s through the 1950s.

So friends, pour yourself a glass of eggnog (or drink of choice) and lets jump into the Christmases of a time gone by.

Further Reading: Dreaming of Vintage Christmas Images – Part 2

1950s Vintage ad for egg nog featuring an illustration of 1950s people enjoying the festive drink.

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Note: If the item you click on is no longer available, don’t fret! Etsy and eBay have loads of vintage items that might just catch your eye. Just do some searching. Happy shopping!