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Today I’m offering this Instant Art Printable that I scanned from an 1840’s Natural History Book. The print shows 2 Brown Rats, raiding some Wheat! I think this would be a great one to use in your Halloween Decor or Displays!
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Tammy's in Love says
Let me be the first to say, “EEEK”!!!!
Karen Watson says
Yes, I thought I might get a couple of those, with this one!
The Crafty Chick says
Fantastic quality image and the rats are a little bit cute too, I think it must be the soft colouring. Thank you so much.
MeinLilaPark says
I love these rats, especially the curious one with its tiny ears and shy black eyes is a real cutie! Thank you so much. ♥
Anonymous says
ewwwww…that is creepy! lol
JoyceB says
It boggles my mind to think of the tender loving care artists took with their illustrations in those days…wow….thank you, Karen….:-)
Le rat des fils says
Thank you very much.
Scrappy Rat says
Thank you! They’re adorable. I love the one further back, especially, since his pose is more realistic. The one in the foreground is pretty, too. His color would be considered “Berkshire” in the rat show world. :)I don’t do rat shows, but it’s neat to see how many coat colors are out there!
calli3 says
EWWW!! Rats!! I am proud to see I live in the only rat-free province in Canada!!We actually have a “Rat Patrol” who seek out these horrid creatures. Great pic for Halloween, but here in Alberta, we are saying “Huh??”
A Rat Lover says
A wonderful print of the two ratties! Thanks!
sweetpeaspaige says
Thanks for the rats print. I only wish more people would appreciate these wonderful creatures!!!
Scrappyrat says
Love love love this! Thank you for this beautiful print. Now I just need to pick up a new frame. My foster rats, Mongo and Jerry, send rattie kisses!