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Will Barnet, Poster The book, from “Bicentennial Prints, 1975″. USA. Via Cooper Hewitt
Been watching Ken Burns' film about the Dust Bowl. Spotted a number of OTCs in the stills, including these guys.
Image: Will and Caroline Henderson, Texas County, Oklahoma. 1920s. Eleanor Grandstaff Collection.
Redditor xLittleMidgetx’s uncle and his cat, ca. 1978.
Happy belated birthday, Elizabeth Bishop.
Photograph by Louise Crane of Bishop and her cat, Minnow. Via the Cat Museum of San Francisco.
Little Edie Beale at Grey Gardens in 1972. Photograph by Tom Wargacki. Via.
"My grandpa and his beloved cat." Source: abathinggorilla.
The narrator can hardly believe his luck at landing this transcript.
From the insanely wonderful British Pathé archive, now on YouTube.
Prisoner and trained cat at San Quentin Prison, ca. 1925-1935. Source: UC Berkeley's Bancroft Library; via Calisphere.
Cat Confronts Two Dogs (Lawrence, Kansas, 1950) by Lou Horacek on Flickr.
pc poesje bloemenmand 1929 by janwillemsen on Flickr.
Happy 100th birthday, William S. Burroughs. Image via VICE: The Cat Offers Itself.
Cat and white rat abide in peace. When different species grow up together, they often lose their enmity, April 1964. Photograph by Walter Chandoha, National Geographic
NYT's 6th Floor has this wonderful little video and article on Walter Chandoha, one of my all-time-favorite cat photographers. (Thanks to my friend Kelly Jean for the link!)
Noiyyyt noiyyyyt. Source: Wooway1 on Flickr.
My uncle, Bryan Hart, with Peter Sneaky, ca. 1958. Probably taken in New Marlborough, Massachusetts.
My mom, terrorizing a barn cat with her munchkin moves; New Marlborough, Mass., 1949.
My mom at home in Hartford, CT: packed and ready to leave for Wheaton College in Massachusetts. Fall 1965.
I get boxes of old photographs; my mom and stepdad get closet space. Cat pixx ensue. Above: In my grandmother's kitchen, Hartford, CT, sometime before August 1967.