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🐾 THE LIFE & TIMES OF SKIPPI🐾 Vintage Cocker Spaniel Photo Archive (1948–1952)
This is a rare, story-driven archive of 20 original vintage photographs documenting the daily life of Skippi — a Cocker Spaniel — spanning approximately 1948 to 1952.
📖 A COMPLETE VISUAL STORY This is not just a group of photos — this is a multi-year visual timeline of a family dog:
- Relaxing in the yard
- Standing proudly near the home
- Inside the house (desk, chair, living spaces)
- By the Christmas tree
- With doghouse and property scenes
- Captured across multiple seasons and years
A true mid-century American family pet story preserved in photographs. 📸 LOT DETAILS: • Total: 20 original photographs
• Subject: Skippi – Cocker Spaniel
• Date range: 1948 – 1952
• Size: Approx. 3.5\" x 5\"
• Black & white, scalloped edge prints
• Indoor & outdoor scenes
• Yard, home, and lifestyle photography 📚 CURTIS FAMILY SCRAPBOOK PROVENANCE All photographs come from the well-documented Curtis family scrapbook, a large mid-century album containing dated, labeled, and organized family photographs. These are not random snapshots — they are part of a preserved family record, significantly increasing historical and collector appeal. 📌 CONDITION
- Original vintage condition
- Light age toning consistent with 1940s–50s photos
- Minor edge/corner wear
- Some light handling marks
- No major damage
- Please review all images carefully
🎯 WHY THIS LOT STANDS OUT
- Named dog with multi-year photographic record
- Clear breed: Cocker Spaniel
- Strong emotional/storytelling appeal
- Excellent for collectors of dogs, pets, or Americana
- Ideal for resale as individual pieces OR kept as archive
📦 Ships FAST & Secure
Carefully packed with rigid protection to prevent bending or damage. The Life & Times of Skippi — Curtis Family Scrapbook Collection (1948–1952)