One day while cleaning out my office, I found some old children’s books that I had forgotten I had squirreled away. These vintage animal images come from one of those books.
Unfortunately, I have no idea what the title of the book was since the cover is missing, but it is similar in size to a children’s coloring book and is probably from the early 1900’s. And has just the cutest vintage farmhouse-ish images in it (I added the ‘ish”, because there is a camel?).
I picked the best images out and scanned them for you.
You can use them in craft projects or very simply print them out and frame them for instant vintage farmhouse decor. Please keep in mind these are not for resale or to be used in projects that will be resold.
The copies you see on this post have been dummied down a little, so this page wouldn’t take forever and a day to load. But if you need higher resolution images, you can download them from Flickr if you wish. On Flickr you can change the size of the photo under Sizes and then download it under Download (I love how they make it simple like that).
Download Vintage Farmhouse Images:
Vintage Cow Drawing
Vintage Horse Drawing
Vintage Cat Drawing
Vintage Camel Drawing
Vintage Sheep Drawing
Oh, and I did not pretty up the images, they look as they did when found, so they have more of a realistic vintage feel to them. Please feel free to brighten them up yourself in your photo editing program if you prefer a crisper, less authentic look.
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These are wonderful! So cool to share them! Thanks!
As you may or may not know-I have a critter obscession (except snakes-healthy respect from a healthy distance)
thanks so much for sharing those with us.
I have a couple cats that look like that. So that picture is my favorite.
These are cool.
They would be great framed
in a nursery.
M 🙂
Awesome timing, Pam! That horse is going to be used “somehow” at Josie’s birthday party! Thank you!!
OH, I LOVE these, Pam…pinning! Thanks so much for sharing!
Pam- I have seen some of those images before. That one of The Cat was framed and hung in my bedroom in the late 50’s/early 60’s. I hadn’t thought of it in years. xo Diana
pam, i love your post titles! they always give me a chuckle 🙂
Sheep -I love the sheep. Thanks, Pam!
I should print and frame the cow print before I’m too late to join the cow craze!
Thank you so much for sharing these with us and allowing us to be able to print them in different sizes. They’re awesome. I like the cow and the sheep. I’m going to try to frame one if I can!
These are just beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing- these would be great for framing or a craft:) I am a new follower and I am just loving browsing around your site!
How Adorable! Thank you!
I just downloaded all five of these drawings … thank you SOOO much for sharing them with us! (Now I’m off to see other stuff here on your site … I love your style, and I think I’ll be very entertained whenever I’m here. Count me as your latest follower!)
LOVE these!!!
Pam, these are delightful. Thank you for sharing the images.
So sweet of you…these are just so very cute. Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much for sharing this fabulous art with us. It’s really outstanding, and I’m hoping to think of a project for using it in my home. I also shared your post today on Friday Finds. Thanks again, and have a great weekend.
Love the pictures. Thanks for sharing the images. I am sure I can find uses for them … the cow and sheep are my favorite.
Blessings,
Audrey Z. @ Timeless Treasures
Oh, I love these! Thanks for sharing them in the Stumble Upon group. 🙂
Thank you so much for these amazingly charming prints. Just love them!
Just wonderful!!! LOVE, thanks for sharing!
I see on the book it says Copy Right 19…. something ……ummmm I think what your doing is wrong.
Lol. The copyright does indeed say 1913, but anything copyrighted prior to 1923 is now in the public domain (the copyright is no longer in force). But thanks for pointing that out 🙂 Please refer to Google is you have further questions on legal issues regarding copyright laws, it really is quite a fascinating topic.
Hi Pam
I came over from Pinterest and love these prints. Thank you so much for sharing. I think I love the cow with the sheep a close second.
These are great vintage animals which I love
thanks for making these available to us!
You don’t happen to have a goat, do you? I love these prints!
This are terrific. Thank you for sharing. I was searching for a lamb print to put in a little frame for my guest room. This was perfect.
You’re welcome! I have that one framed in my office 🙂