Victorian & Vintage Dogs 1 Warm hearts, cold noses, wagging tails - dogs were a huge part of the Victorian world. They were also a huge part of the advertising world. Many of the images below were used to sell Victorian buyers on all manner of items that had pretty much nothing to do with dogs, including thread, patent medicines, soap, and, of course, the famous Victrola. (Yep, that image in the fifth row is the famous "His Master's Voice" picture.) This collection also brings you some delightfully dressy dogs from vintage postcards. Fetch them home today! See Download Instructions
	Victorian & Vintage Dogs 2 Here are a few canines that give new meaning to the concept of "putting on the dog!" Brought to you from Victorian ephemera and vintage postcards, they definitely belong on the dog fancy's best-dressed list! This collection also brings you more examples of ways in which "the dog made me buy it" - dogs whose primary purpose was to "fetch" a few dollars from the Victorian pocket! You'll be glad they followed you home! See Download Instructions
	Dogs from Cassell's Book of the Dog One of the leading references on purebred dogs in the Victorian day was Cassell's Book of the Dog, published in 1881. This monumental work offered a host of amazing full-color prints, many of actual champions of the time. Now you can use those wonderful Victorian images in your jewelry and crafts - a rare treat for any dog lover on your list! (If you're not sure what the breeds are, no worries - they're labeled in the folder of individual, full-size image files.) See Download Instructions
	Dogs by Arthur Thiele This laugh-out-loud collection of frolicking, well-dressed dogs comes to you from German artist Arthur Thiele, renowned in the early 1900's for his postcards of anthropomorphic animals. Thiele had a special touch with dogs - such as his "hunting" dogs, which are all decked out for the chase. Here you'll find love-sick dachshunds, Wagnerian dogs, mischievous pups, dogs in school (generally misbehaving) and their teachers, and many more. I think you'll agree that it's time once again for these dogs to have their day! See Download Instructions

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