Here is a vintage black and white clipart illustration of a cow. It’s a Cross-Bred Jersey-Ayrshire and is from the September 1878 issue of the American Agriculturist magazine. Click on image to enlarge.
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Animals
I love vintage roosters and chickens! They bring back fond memories of farm living, where I spent the first seven years of my life. As a young child, I didn’t have the responsibilities or heavy workload of a farmer so I only have delightful and magical memories of the farm. This pair of Langshan fowl is from the November 1879 [...]
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This cute dog sketch is from the Home Picture Book, circa 1887.Click on image to enlarge.
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This image is from The Book of Dogs, 1919. It includes: a Gordon Setter, Irish Setter and English Setter. Click on image to enlarge. The Gordon Setter looks more little like our Little Bear (who is part Rottweiler) than the image of the Smooth Collie that I posted two days ago. The cortisone treatment Little Bear went for on August 28th has [...]
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This anatomical outline chart of a dog by Louis Agassiz Feurtes is from The Book of Dogs, 1919. Click on image to enlarge.
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This image of dogs includes: a Collie, an Old English Sheep-Dog and a Smooth Collie. I’ve owned this book, The Book of Dogs, 1919, for quite a while but this is the first image I’ve scanned from it. I hoped to find a dog similar in looks to our beloved dog, Little Bear, who is a [...]
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This adorable puppy graphic is from a vintage thank you greeting card. Click on image to enlarge.
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This cute postcard was signed by GG (Grace) Wiederseim. Grace was married to Theodore Wiederseim at the time. Grace divorced Theodore and married W. Drayton in 1911, at which time she began signing her work Grace Drayton. Grace and Drayton divorced in 1923 but Grace continued signing her work Grace or G.G. Drayton. [Reference] Click on image to enlarge.
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Here is a cute little piece of vintage ephemera for you to download. Click on image to enlarge.
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