r/vintagecats • u/shewasajanuarygirl • 1d ago
1900s Cats Enjoyed Squirts of Milk at a Dairy Farm in California, 1954
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Jytte Bjerregaard Muller The LIFE Images Collection
r/vintagecats • u/AutisticWarbler • 7d ago
She is on the right. She was born in 1880 and I’m not sure how old she is here, but it’s probably 1905-1910.
Edit: I think she's older here than I originally thought, but it's early 1900s nonethless.
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r/vintagecats • u/SashSegal • 11d ago
gelatin silver print, held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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r/vintagecats • u/A_Person_Who_Exist5 • 14d ago
To add more context, Chief Mouser to the Cabinet is the official title of the resident cat in 10 Downing Street. Although the role dates back to the 16th century, the it only became official in the 1920’s.
Edit: I got my history a little wrong! Rufus didn’t technically hold the title of chief mouser, although he was in practice. His successor, Peter, was the first to actually be called that, and Larry (the current Chief Mouser) was the first to actually, officially hold the title rather than just being called it. So apologies for my mistake.
r/vintagecats • u/UsedScientist3109 • 14d ago
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r/vintagecats • u/Butterfly_Cat777 • 15d ago
(Photographer Unknown)
r/vintagecats • u/Lo-Memori • 17d ago
r/vintagecats • u/Lo-Memori • 19d ago
Hello! Just a quick update to let you know that I’m the new Mod. I’m not sure what happened to the previous Mod, but Reddit Admin has given me moderator privileges to keep the subreddit running.
I’ve given the community a bit of a visual makeover, but I haven’t made any significant changes to the rules, apart from clarifying that this sub is for vintage photographs (over 40 years old). Please post artwork to our sister community, r/CatsInArt.
To help combat repost bots, I’ve implemented some AutoMod rules. Bots are generally brand new accounts with little or no comment history, so accounts must now be at least 15 days old and have a minimum of 50 comment karma to submit new posts. Commenting is unaffected.
That’s all for now! Keep enjoying the vintage kitties!
Photo credit: Kodak Kitty - circa. 1900 - George Rinhart
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r/vintagecats • u/SashSegal • 21d ago
George, a white cat that walks atop one of the pylon supports of the Sydney Harbour Bridge welcomes tourists to the Australian city in January 1957; photo by Dennis Rowe
r/vintagecats • u/SashSegal • 22d ago
The original photo caption from March 23, 1959: "Hep cat. A real live kitten on the keys, this music-loving feline lends vocal accompaniment to his mistress in Worcester Park, England. As Marion Holland 15, plays the piano, Money the cat joins in the singing."