Vintage dog

Adorable dogs in costumes: Modern invention? Nope! Funny animals in costumes were popularized a century ago. Laugh along with your great grandparents at these fine comedic canines!

This a cute Free Vintage Dog Image! This one is an Antique Victorian Scrap Die Cut piece.

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Dear Friends, Thank you for coming back to visit this week. It has been a chilly week here, but generally nice sunny weather, so I am not complaining. I'm sharing a couple of vintage dog food ads featuring dachshunds with you. They directly relate to our theme today. My cousin Mary sent a note last week: Dear Abby, I would like to ask your advice about Charlie, my fur-baby nephew. He is overweight and his doctor said he must lose weight so he'll be able to walk instead of waddle. The problem…

Dogs have always walked alongside the great and the good — not to mention the notorious and the terrible. Annunciata Elwes follows the ‘tails’ (ho ho) of 10 of history’s most well-remembered dogs and their equally notable owners.

This lavishly pom-pom’d poodle carrying a ‘tray’ of performers at the Hotel Peabody in Memphis, Tennessee, was the idea of artist Mary Francis Powel whose name you will see on the right-hand side of this 1934 menu cover. The menu advertised the after-theatre menu and entertainment and the most expensive item on the menu cost 50c. The Peabody dates back to 1869 when, following the turmoil of the American Civil War, the residents of Memphis set about rebuilding their city and Colonel Robert C…

Who says animals can't play musical instruments as people? Let's see these vintage pictures.

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The Victorians held very conflicting ideas towards the purpose of animals. They had sentiment towards household pets and admired the majesty of exotic creatures, yet, hunting and taxidermy was extremely popular. At the same time, there existed a unique type of respect between the victorians and their animals, as connections between race, gender, class, sex, violence and social relationships began to proliferate. There also existed explorations between animals as figures of racial difference…