King Tutankhamun’s mask
Here is the famous funerary mask found in the tomb with King Tutankhamun -- better known as King Tut -- an Egyptian pharaoh from the 18th dynasty, who ruled from around 1332 to 1323 BCE. (Find out more about Ki... See it!
Independence Hall – America’s birthplace
Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is considered the birthplace of America. The Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution were both debated and signed inside this building. According to ... See it!
Medieval designs and coats of arms
Here are some designs and coats of arms from Britain's Middle Ages. There's even a king's crown! ... See it!
Ancient Egyptian scarab beetle
The sacred scarab beetle -- a type of dung beetle -- were worshipped by ancient Egyptians. The scarab's image meant the concepts of transformation, renewal and resurrection to this historic culture. ... See it!
Egyptian crook and flail
These ancient Egyptian symbols -- the crook and flail -- became the symbols of a pharaoh's authority. The shepherd's crook (heka) meant "kingship", while the flail (nekhakha) represented the fertility of the la... See it!
Ancient Egyptian Eye of Horus design
The Eye of Horus -- one version of which is seen here -- is an ancient Egyptian symbol of protection, good health and royal power. (Click on the picture to see a larger, printable version.) ... See it!
Benjamin Franklin with kite and flag
Here's inventor, writer, scientist and Founding Father of America, Benjamin Franklin -- seen below holding a kite and an American flag. ... See it!
Two castles
Here are two castles of old for you to color! ... See it!
Knight and castle
This knight in shining armor and his horse are protecting this beautiful castle. What colors will you use? ... See it!
Scroll home design pattern from 1903
This ornate scroll design pattern -- useful for crafting (including embroidery) or home decor -- was designed in 1903. It first appeared in the The St Louis Republic newspaper, and is here via our sister site, ... See it!
Halloween party fun in 1902
Here are men and women enjoying a Halloween party, as depicted in the St Louis newspaper in 1902. This art comes to us from our sister site, ClickAmericana.com. Halloween party in 1902 ... See it!
Wooly mammoth
Learn a little about the past with this printable coloring page featuring a (now extinct) Wooly Mammoth, a distant ancestor of today's elephant! Regular printable: Low-ink print version: ... See it!
Three swords
Color in the swords -- just like from the Three Musketeers or the Knights of the Round Table! ... See it!
Castle with flag
Here's a printable coloring page of a small castle with a flag, featuring a drawbridge and the rectangular Guelph battlement design. ... See it!
Historic Mesa Verde pottery designs
Mesa Verde white ware -- Mancos pottery designs, via the National Parks Service, Big Big Juniper House of Mesa Verde, Colorado ... See it!
