Kitty Collection (#12)

Crinoline Hampers Walk
Kitty & Adolphus attempt a country walk but her fashionable silhouette creates yet another barrier between them & happiness. Fido, her dog makes a break for freedom

Kitty Admires Herself
Kitty admires her new figure in a mirror too narrow for her dimensions. Fido the dog is startled while Adolphus shields his despair with a handkerchief

Kitty Spies a Crinoline
Fashion conscious Kitty spies the new cage crinoline (skeleton skirt, steel slips or the Ladies expander ) which will jeopardize her courtship with the attentive Adolphus

B. C (Before Crinoline)
At a time prior to 1857 when the cage crinoline became available (patented December 1856) Adolphus and his beloved Kitty could walk intimately side by side

Wright 1903 Cig Card
Orville and Wilbur Wright achieve the first powered flight at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina

Tabby Kitten in Basket
A tabby kitten peeks out from a basket

Reading a Romantic Novel
A lady obviously keen on her Romantic novels (and her warm alcoholic beverages) remarks: " Kitty take those books to the library and change them: I m fond of the rumantic "

Kitty Hawk Glider Flight
Orville and Wilbur Wright test unpowered gliders against the wind at Kitty Hawk. The first powered flight was achieved there on 17th December 1903

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"Kitty: A Timeless Tale of Charm and Grace" In the midst of the wild west, amidst the dust and gun smoke, a different kind emerged. Milburn Stone, Amanda Blake, and Dennis Weaver embodied their characters in this captivating publicity photograph for the iconic television series Gunsmoke. Their chemistry on screen was as palpable as ever. But Kitty's allure didn't stop there. As if stepping out from the pages of Pride & Prejudice itself, she hoped to catch Mr. Bingley's eye with her elegant charm and grace. An illustration from this beloved novel captured her essence perfectly. Yet Kitty had many faces throughout history - like Cleopatra dissolving pearls in an oil painting by Reynolds or Lucy Locket losing her pocket in a nursery rhyme come to life. She even graced the front cover of Tatler magazine alongside Helen Wills Moody, radiating beauty and sophistication. With each passing era came new adventures for our feline friend. From dancing with The Leslie Girls troupe during the tango craze of 1913 to showcasing her tennis skills like Miss Kathleen McKane on Wimbledon's court, Kitty proved that she could conquer any stage. And who could forget when Professor Bhaer entertained Little Women's children? His playful antics brought joy not only to them but also to our beloved Kitty who reveled in their innocent laughter. Finally, we cannot overlook one pivotal moment that changed history forever - the first flight of the Wright Flyer captured through an iconic photograph. In that defining instant, Kitty witnessed mankind defy gravity itself as dreams took flight. Through it all, whether embodying characters from literature or witnessing monumental moments in time, Kitty remained timeless herself - a symbol of elegance and resilience across generations.