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danskjavlarna:A poster for The Owl.

danskjavlarna:From Hampden-Sydney’s 1899 yearbook.It’s been said that skulls are symbolic of the div

danskjavlarna:From Ulk, 1917. If you’ll pardon the pun, I have a trunk of vintage elephant imagery.

danskjavlarna: The principles in How to Be Your Own Cat can apply to reincarnations.

danskjavlarna:“The transformation.”  From Fairy Tales and Legends of Many Nations by Charles B. Burk

danskjavlarna:Every cat is a point of honor, as proven in this detail from an illustration in Lustig

danskjavlarna:“What could it be?”  From The Boy’s Own Paper, 1879.

danskjavlarna:From Petri Costalij Pegma, 1555.

randomitemdrop:danskjavlarna:From The Campus Enquirer (University of Alberta), 1982.From weird shoes

danskjavlarna:From Grammar as Science by Benjamin Franklin Sisk, 1903.

danskjavlarna: “Who are the real?” from an 1886 advertisement.

danskjavlarna:Great news (except for those who practice yoga): “Posture is not the important thing.“

danskjavlarna:From Satirikon, 1909.Here’s quite a collection of vintage grim reapers.Context: Weblog

danskjavlarna:From The Angel of Irrational Numbers by Glen Downie, 1991. It’s been said angels wear

danskjavlarna:“The mirror of death.”  From English Illustrated, 1901.Reflect upon my collection of v

danskjavlarna:“Meet me by moonlight alone,” from 1907.

danskjavlarna:From Nebelspalter, 1932.My collection of vintage fish imagery is swimming along.Shiver

danskjavlarna:From Zauberlinda, The Wise Witch by Eva Katherine Clapp and illustrated by Mabel Tibbi

danskjavlarna:“The Doctor read with all his eyes.”  An illustration from an 1889 issue of The Quiver

danskjavlarna:From Satirikon, 1908.I’ve curated over a thousand favorite vintage imps and demons.Con

danskjavlarna:An ominous intimation that folk turn to mushrooms when others sleep.  From The Judge,

danskjavlarna:From Jugend, 1896.

danskjavlarna:From Satirikon, 1909.Here are the images I’ve called “the people could fly.”Context: W

danskjavlarna:From Chimney-Pot Papers by Charles Brooks, 1919.Context: Weblog | Books | Videos | Mus

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