More BUNNY TOTS

April 20, 1924. The Bunny Tots and Doggies - I Like!

August 03, 1924. Chicks, Bunnies and Tots. Those wonderful Bunny Tots illustrations by Edward McCandlish make me happy.

Hurray, the holidays are over!

August 17, 1924. One of my favorite BUNNY TOTS toppers from the newspapers.

Hey JOLLY BIRDS, Let's Party!

December 28, 1900. Peter is ready to party. This illustration is by the great cat artist, Louis Wain. From a London newspaper.

Lewis, King of the Castle.

Nolan Rogers Spencer Farr-Farr, our oldest jolly bird.

A lovely bouquet - Daisy, Rose and Violet, the three sisters.

Sweet Dreams BUNNY TOTS, 1923

December 02, 1923. Jackets hanging on their pegs and little shoes in a row beside the bed - I LIKE!!

Keeping Our Cats Safe From Witches This Hallowe'en

I forgot to write down the date but I believe the year was 1913. Be sure and tuck those kitties safe and snug in their beds this Hallowe'en.

She Was A Sleek and Lazy Cat, 1928

Newspaper illustration from June 08, 1928. Another "jolly bird".

LENTEN FLOWERS by Juanita Hamel

LENTEN FLOWERS, another lovely illustration by Juanita Hamel that ran in newspapers in 1923.

The Promise Of Spring by Juanita Hamel, 1924

HOW fair she is and sweet! Spring with hair as gold as the golden sunshine, eyes as blue as the cloudless skies and breath as fragrant as her many blossoms. How entrancing, how beguiling! And yet she remains tantalizingly, heartlessly elusive! No pleas will draw her forth, no prayers will bring her to us, for she's in a conspiracy with Winter to keep us waiting. A balmy, south wind will blow her into the horizon and then - just when we think we may clasp her to our hearts - Winter will cruelly cover her with a mantle of white. But Spring's smile has been a promise and soon she will be blossoming forth anew.

MARCH WINDS By Juanita Hamel, 1921

This newspaper illustration by Juanita Hamel appeared in newspapers on March 09, 1921. Love the shoes.

Hearts Full Of LOVE

This Juanita Hamel illustration appeared in newspapers in 1921. She is one of my favorite illustrators and her work appeared in newspapers across the country for decades.

To My Valentine . . . I found this pretty illustration in a store ad in a newspaper from 1930.

A lovely lady that appeared in various newspapers in 1936.

Fashion Illustration by Gladys Parker, 1934

A newspaper illustration by Gladys Parker from December 1934.