Animals Postcard: Wild Cat Feline Scottish Tabby Zoo Photographic 1910s XT3590

This early twentieth-century card captures a striking portrait of a wild cat, displaying the characteristic thick striped fur, broad head, and intense expression of the species. Likely photographed within a zoological garden collection or as a specific nature study, such imagery of native and exotic wildlife gained significant popularity during the Edwardian postcard boom. The dramatic lighting showcases the distinctive tabby markings and fierce gaze typical of the British or European wildcat.

This is a standard size postcard which was published by an unknown publisher. The postcard was made in England. This postcard was used in 1915,


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