Today’s Vintage Photo Tuesday is going to feature people with their animals from the 1920s to 1960s. Fun!

When your done, share what kind of pet you have (or had) in the comments section below!

1920s Fashion Photo of a woman holding 3 cats in 1920s style at royal winter fair toronto

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Vintage Photos of People with their Pets

1920’s – 1960’s

Time to walk the Cat! 1950s photo of a stylish woman in a 1950s dress with her cat on a leash.

1950s photo of a woman with her pet cat going for a walk. The woman is wearing a 1950s dress.

Source: Tumblr

Loïs Mailou Jones (1905-1998) painting in her Paris studio in 1937 or 1938 as her cat hangs out on her shoulder.

Loïs Mailou Jones was an influential artist and teacher during her seven-decade career. Jones was one of the most notable figures to attain notoriety for her art while living as a black expatriate in Paris during the 1930s and 1940s (Source).

Source: Tumblr

1950s red border kodachrome vintage photo featuring a women in 1950s fashion (1950s dress) and her Boston Terrier.

1950s red border kodachrome vintage Photo slide featuring a women in 1950s Fashion (1950s Dress) and a Boston Terrier.

Source: eBay

1940s photo of a woman holding her dog by its front paws for the photo.

Source: Etsy

Josephine Baker takes her pet cheetah Chiquita for a walk, 1931.

1960s Vintage Photo of a Grandma with her pet skunk and a younger man with his dog (July 1962).

Vintage Photo Grandma and Her Pet Skunk 1960's, Original Found Photo, Vernacular Photograph

Source: Etsy

1940s photo of a happy woman and her pet dog.

1940s Photo of a pretty woman with her dog.

Source: Etsy

1940s photo of Billie Holiday and her dog mister downbeat aka mister.

1940s vintage photo of billie holiday and her dog mister downbeat aka mister

A woman holds up a treat for her spaniel dog. What a great look inside her living room (Late 1940s/ Early 1950s Photo).

Source: Etsy

1950s vintage photo of a woman and her dog, posing on a rock.

1950s Photo of a woman on a rock with her dog. Love the Vintage Hairscarf.

Source: Etsy

1940s vintage photo taken in Sweetwater Texas of a young woman with a 1940s hairstyle, holding the cutest fluffy puppy dog!

1940s vintage photo of a young woman with a 1940s hairstyle holding a fluffy puppy in her arms.

Source: Etsy

Ahh doesn’t seeing animals just make you so happy? I know I feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

Thanks for stopping by friends!

FURTHER READING: Vintage Photos from the 1920s-1960s (Archived Blog Posts)

Liz

Vintage Bicycle Ad 1950s 1960s for Hercules Bikes

Bikes are very very popular here in Toronto and well basically anywhere these days. With so much closed due to Covid and not reopening for the summer, everyone is looking for alternative ways to get around and have some fun. This also includes myself who has been trying to get a bike for several weeks now, with no luck. Soooooo…..

In honour of my inability to get a bike of my own, here are vintage Bicycle Advertisements from 1920s to 1960s (plus a couple of vintage photos). Enjoy!

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1950s Photo of 2 young Black girls riding bicycles.

1930s vintage photo of a bicycle built for 3!

1930s Photo of 3 women on a bicycle built for 3 people

Source: Etsy

Vintage Bicycle Advertisements

1920’s – 1960’s

1920s B.S.A. Cycles ad featuring a stylish man and woman.

1920s Vintage Ad: 1920s BSA Bicycle Advert- Bicycles are being rode by a couple in 1920s outfits.

Source: Flickr

Cycle Trades of America, April 20, 1929 vintage ad. “Ride a bike…over the campus trail”.

About Cycle Trades of America: Hoping there would be a resurgence of interest in bicycling after World War I, bicycle makers formed The Cycle Trades of America to promote their products (Source).

Source: Saturday Evening Post

Royal Enfield Bicycle, “For Lasting Fitness”. 1930s Vintage Ad.

1930s Vintage Ad: Royal Enfield Bicycle, For Lasting Fitness,. Featuring a young woman and man in 1930s fashions.

Source: Etsy

1930s Vintage Ad: “Every 4 mintues some lucky boy gets a new HAWTHORNE”, April 19th, 1930.

1930s vintage bicycle ad for hawthorne cycles as seen in the Saturday Evening Post.

1946 Columbia Bicycle Ad. “The Open Road Is Calling You!”

Source: Etsy

Columbia Bike 3 Styles as seen in this vintage ad from 1947.

1940s Vintage Ad: Columbia Bike Bicycle 3 Styles Vintage (1947) ad.

Source: Vintage Ad Browser

1950s Vintage Ad: Triumph Bicycle: “Value & Reliability”.

Source: Flickr

“Leading The Parade In Back-To-School Safety – AMF Roadmaster!” Year: 1953 Vintage Ad.

1950s Vintage Ad: AMF ROADMASTER CHILDREN'S Bicycles Original 1953 ad.

Source: Etsy

1950s Vintage ad for Schwinn Fair Lady Girls Bicycle.

Source: Pinterest

1950s French Vintage Bicycle Poster, Peugeot.

Source: Etsy

1960s Vintage Ad for Raleigh published in local newspapers in 1961, just a few years before Sierra Leone’s independence from Britain; bike riding is being promoted as a quintessential modern, progress activity.

1960s vintage bike ad from Sierra Leone newspaper. Featuring Black men and white men riding bikes.

Source: Paulgmunro.com

Vintage Schwinn Bicycles, 1960s Vintage Ad.

Vintage Schwinn Bicycles Magazine Ad - 1960s Bicycle Ad - Vintage Bicycle Ads - Vintage Schwinn Ad

Source: Pinterest

Question Time: If you ride (or have rode), do you remember what kind of bike you had? Share in the comment section below!

FURTHER READING: Vintage Advertisements 1920s – 1960s (Archived Blog Posts)

Liz

Vintage Photos of Pets & Their Owners

Vintage Photos of People with their Pets

1920’s – 1960’s

Vintage Bicycle Ads from the 1920s-1960s

Vintage Bicycle Advertisements

1920’s – 1960’s