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In this week's video, we unbox several interesting pet products! ...

In this chapter of Wild Animals, Free Delivery, Hermann abandons his plans for Abyssinia following the death of the Duke of Harrar, while celebrating the successful opening of Hannover’s new ...

An article highlighting Harrison Weir and his creation of the first cat show at Crystal Palace (London, England) in 1871 - Charity No. 285563 ...

The aquarium hobby in Mexico in 1958 from Tropicals Magazine - Summer 1958 ...

The famous people above who could not live without their pet cats. From Pet Life Magazine - Fall, 1966 ...

A very unusual undergravel filter from the company that brought you the diatom filter -- Vortex products (from Pet Age Magazine - 1972) ...

A brief history of a rare breed -- the Dandie Dinmont ...

An interesting "From the Past" page in Canadian Fish Fanciers Magazine showing a way to aerate an aquarium in 1916! ...

1929 ads from The Kennel Review showing the "Hollywood Dog Training School," plus an ad for Champion Animal Food Company ...

A wonderful "fashion" dog ad for Pulvex dog products. From Pet Age Magazine - January, 1972 ...

An interesting article on the huge growth of the Sternco company (Hartz Mountain) between 1958-1965). Written by the founder's son, Leonard Stern. From Pet Industry Magazine - October, 1966 ...

Did you know that Japan exported between 2,000-3,000 parakeets weekly in the 1970s?! From Pets/Supplies/Marketing Magazine - August, 1970 ...

Old Castle Garden from a rare contemporary sketch, 1853, by J. Bornet. It was originally built as a Fort in the War of 1812. Here Jenny Lind made her first ...

1960-70 award ribbons from California clubs no longer with us ...

Another trade card from Stollwerck’s Animal Kingdom Collectors Album, this one advertises their ‘Mocha Chocolate.’ The illustration features an inquisitive tree frog in a glass jar adjacent to a flowering ...

In this Issue: 1. A Fish Story by Dorothy A. Collins 2. History of the Boston Aquarium Society, Inc. by George and Frieda Meserve 3. Drill tests the first aid ...

In this week's video, we unbox three interesting pet finds, but save the best for last! ...

In today's video, we unbox several unique pet items. Don't forget! If you have a pet shop, please send us one of your t-shirts to include in our future pet-industry ...

In today's video, we unbox several pet related items including a unique birdcage, a turtle themed paperweight, and a vintage fish food container! ...

In this month’s video, Jay Frewer, joint owner of one of the largest turtle and tortoise farms in the United States, showcases his collection of vintage turtle artifacts! ...

An article from the October 1938 edition of All-Pets Magazine underlining the appropriate means of transporting animals including crates, C.O.D. shipments, and costs ...

Marine Magic: One of the early commercial marine aquarium salt mixes. Manufactured by Lambert-Kay which was known for making dog Linatone! From the June 1960 edition of All-Pets Magazine ...

Ad for four different "Mist-O-Cide" dog products, including a dog shampoo that you simply spray on your dog? From the June 1960 edition of All-Pets Magazine ...

Ad showcasing the Nebraska Pet Foods line of dog food in 1960, including two not sold anymore: whale and horsemeat! And two seldom seen (rabbit and kidney). From the June ...

Imported Duett bird cages from Germany and manufactured by Joseph Voss Company pictured in an October, 1966 edition of Pet Industry. Notice the “slide out” bottom tray that houses the ...

A 1972 ad for Pet Crests by Nouveau Enterprises. The company provided customers with an image containing a breed and it’s respective coat-of-arms. The back included general information about the ...

An article in Spiller’s Dog Journal providing an inside look into the process of making biscuits at the Spillers London Dog Food Factory ...

A 1965 ad for Pluto ‘Mermaid Jeweled Collars.' ...

Interesting and informative article from the October 1929 edition of The Kennel Review that includes: Kennel Food Supply (Harry Park), Cero-Meato Dog Foods, Justrite Bird Products, Peddycords Pet and Seed ...

Riverside, California: Dr. Ernest Bay examines "Instant Fish" originally imported from South America and Africa. The fish have an astonishing ability to survive for months as eggs in dried-up mud ...

Florence Walton was a famous American ballroom dancer of the 1910s-1920s, best known as one half of the dance duo Maurice and Walton, who helped popularize modern social dancing on ...

In 1962, two members, Dick Hendrix and George Silverman, presented this 4-foot-high trophy to the aquarium society that won the most awards at major fish shows in New Jersey and ...

This spectacular large wood-and-wire birdcage was handmade in the U.S. between the 1890s and the 1910s. This cage would have housed a serious canary breeder's prized canaries. The cage itself ...

This trade card is from Stollwerck, a German chocolate company, and showcases the Regular and Chinese Veil-Tail Goldfish in an ornate planted aquarium. The back of the card highlights Chinese ...

In this Issue: 1.) A Guide to the "Supplementary Plates" of Aquarist & Pondkeeper by John Mangan 2.) 40 Years Ago Part 5 by Stuart Elton ...

In today's video, we unbox several vintage aquarium and fish related items ...

In today's episode, we unbox a very special bird item! ...

In today's video, we unbox several vintage bird items, several vintage aquarium items, and several vintage dog items ...

In honor of the World Cup, we are sharing a special 5-minute video by David Alderton and Akara Heart that flashes back to the 1966 World Cup and to a ...

This month we sat down with Bob Krause, the renowned inventor of the CritterTrail, founder of “The World’s Largest Pet Center,” Noah’s Ark, and a hard-core turtle nerd. He shares ...

In the 1930s, show organizers played a game of cat and mouse to bring in more attendees by literally inviting both cat enthusiasts and mouse enthusiasts to display their prized ...

Two pages from the February 1975 edition of Aquarium Industry showing what was going on in the aquarium field 50+ years ago! ...

Maurice (Murray) Rakowitz was never given credit for many of his amazing aquarium industry accomplishments. This article clarifies many historic points. From the March 1975 edition of Aquarium Industry ...

Full page ad from the December 1938 edition of All-Pets Magazine for Stonywall Kennels, champion breeder of standard sized black poodles ...

Article from the Spring 1933 edition of Spillers Dog Journal that shares lovely stories of celebrities and their pets. One star, Gloria Swanson, even found a lost piece of priceless ...

A collage of interesting advertisements for animal dealers from the October 1938 edition of All-Pets Magazine. Newton Capron Inc., Ross Allen, and Louis Ruhe. Interesting to see an ad for ...

The Museum of Aquarium and Pet History is on the hunt for a Thomas A. Edison aquarium heater. Around here, it would be considered a ‘Holy Grail’ find! If you, ...

A very classy ad for Prevue-Hendryx birdcages. From the March 2000 edition of Bird Talk Magazine ...

This ad shows Penn-Plax's first series of "Jewel Box Ornaments", made via the vac-u-form method and not the later injection-mold method. Originally from the July 1965 edition of Pet Industry ...

1937 image of a woman holding 3 Greek or Hermann's tortoises at a tortoise farm in Middlesex, England. This farm raised/held as many as 3,000 tortoises at one time ...