Uh that’s got to stay in awhile longer

Okay who's carving? Charles Dana Gibson November 1903 Internet Archive

825 Fifth Avenue NYC 1941 #VintageMenus #HappyThanksgiving 🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃

I wrote a lil poem, happy Thanksgiving 🦃

November gave a party: The leaves by dozens came: The Ashes, Oaks and Maples, And leaves of every name George Cooper 1906 Metropolitan Magazine

Some real jewels in here. I've never seen an olde timey apple vending machine, e.g. Lots of other odd and striking machines, too.

Trimming ideas for turkey and pie Holiday cookbook: special foods for all special occasions Better Homes and Gardens 1959 Internet Archive

Menu for Thanksgiving at an unidentified restaurant November 25, 1948 Culinary Institute of America

Pine Tree Inn Thanksgiving menu Lakehurst, NJ November 26, 1931

Gonna write a memoir and title it "Sweater Lady: The Woman Who Bought All the Cardigans"

Ring of Friendship: "From the end of the 16th century they were exchanged among friends and lovers to test each others’ dexterity and patience. The ring consists of six parts which can be dismantled. The challenge is to put them back together as they should be. It seems this could be frustrating."

"Any man who stands in the way of the realization of this program is either a jack-ass, a has-been or a never-waser" High Life magazine 1923

Why is he so cute

Henry Clive, 1926 archive.org/details/Smar...

Cinderella's carriage 1880-1923 NYPL

Rabbit Barman Brooch Raymond Yard 1930

The Divorce Court William Ely Hill 1926

*Mwah* Francisco Rebajes 1950–60 Cooper Hewitt Design Museum

The Debutant Who Would Overdo William Ely Hill 1926

Really feel like I'm learning a lot about whoever first owned this book, based on the home remedies they mark

The Sleeping Car William Ely Hill 1926

kinda love these ladies for wearing card dresses to a card party The Brooklyn Daily Times Fri, Nov 20, 1925

Nuptial Crown (details in alt text of first photo) Saint Petersburg, Russia, 1767-1884 Hillwood Museum

Bongo and I were snuggling on the couch when husband came home from work, this is the face Bongo made

"Judge Nott" is an amazing judge name, it's like the opposite of nominative determinism also don't throw people out of windows (the waiter landed on a roof below and survived) The Brooklyn Daily Times Nov 20, 1925

*summons the heist van* Mauboussin 1925 Cooper Hewitt Design Museum

1940s postcard time

Pug potpourri vase (pugpourri vase? Is that anything?) France, 1760 Hillwood Museum

Map of Brooklyn, 1867 Brooklyn Public Library

Happy Friday! 1907

Can't stop won't stop (5th play session today with this guy)

He insists that he's perfectly comfortable

If you’re having a tough year and need a little extra help this season, many places are offering free Thanksgiving meals across Pittsburgh:

Teddy Ruxpin could never

Shopping for cat toys and the entire listing for this toy should be just this picture

My time to shine

"The drinking game automaton is a pinnacle of entertainment technology from the German Late Renaissance. The Duke of Württemberg presented this unique piece of art as a wedding gift in 1631. It was much more than just a toy to liven up a convivial drinking session... (1/3)

How I feel when I’ve washed/blow-dried my hair.

Going to the Banquet J. J. Grandville 1877 Public and Private Life of Animals

10 Things I Tame About Shrew

The Critic and Record Tue, Nov 2, 1875

Oh sweet merciful baby jesus, the little angel floofs in the truck next to us 🥹

Started saving my I VOTED stickers on my vanity mirror when we first moved here (and I was in a sticker precinct for the first time), now I'm off to get another

WHO DARES DISTURB OUR SLUMBER

The mothman and the prophesied bridge

"Witches or No Witches, You Should Read This Account!" The Realness of Witchcraft in America A Monroe Aurand Jr 1942 Internet Archive

Historic New England 1910