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73 Vintage Photos Of Cats That Show Nothing Has Changed In Decades, Collected By This Journalist (New Pics)
Paula Leite Moreira, the journalist behind the Instagram account All Vintage Cats (@allvintagecats), has created a shared space for cat and photography lovers by sharing old cat photos from the 20th century.
In a recent interview with Bored Panda, Moreira talked with us about her deep love for cats, admiring their unique personalities and beauty. Even though she loves all animals, cats are her favorite. She finds interesting old photos of cats from museums, magazines, and universities. She also discovered that during wars, cats were kept on ships to catch rats and comfort sailors.
Outside of Instagram, Moreira, who studied journalism, likes working with social media, enjoying nature, and listening to music. Her cat died last year, but she looks forward to having more cats in the future.
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If I were the cat, I'd be killing those earrings. They look ready to attack.
Is that a Legionnaire unit? The kepis look like those worn by the French Foreign Legion.
From The Paris Review: "You may admire him for his turns in films like Julius Caesar and North by Northwest, but Mason had a parallel life as an animal lover, and with his wife, Pamela, he wrote 1949’s The Cats in Our Lives. The Masons had lots of cats—nine by one reporter’s count—and the book is a collection of anecdotes about their quirks and the inevitable pain that comes of losing beloved pets. Indeed, readers were so moved by the stories of Toy Boy, Tribute, and Whitney Thompson—as well as the loss of Lady Augusta Leeds to a coyote attack—that the Masons found themselves inundated with letters and ultimately published the 1956 follow-up Favorite Cat Stories of Pamela and James Mason."
The next photo was the cats knocking those teacups off the table.
"Don't worry, mini soft can opener, I will protect you while you sleep"
Holding a place for when the witch comes back from her errands.
This is the correct way for a human to take a picture with a cat. The important subject in the foreground.
They've been trying to train this new kitten for weeks, but it still hasn't caught a single mouse!
"Why must you keep HER portrait on the wall?! Am I not enough for you?"
I'd rather lie in a proper box. This soft can-opener is driving me nuts.
Hattie Caraway and her cat, about 1925. She was a two-term US senator, the first woman to be *elected* to that office.
I'm rubbish when it comes to recognising famous people, please could we have titles on these? 🥺
I'm rubbish when it comes to recognising famous people, please could we have titles on these? 🥺