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7 White Turkey Images – Vintage Thanksgiving!

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7 White Turkey Images

This is a cute collection of  white Turkey Images! These are all beautiful Antique Thanksgiving Postcards scanned from my collection. Each one features a marvelous vintage illustration. Most of these cards date to the early 1900’s. These would be fun to use in your Thanksgiving Crafts or Designs. Some of these images are new to the site, some have been here for quite some time, but have been rescanned for better quality, and some have been moved to this post for organizational purposes. These are all High Resolution Downloads.

White Turkey Girl Image

This one is bit different than the others, as it shows a little girl in a Turkey costume. Or maybe she’s part girl/part bird. Hard to say, but so quirky and fun!

White Turkey Moon Image

This gorgeous Vintage Thanksgiving Postcard features a Pilgrim lady dressed in Blue and White, with her arms round a giant white Turkey with a bright red head. Behind them a Moon Man appears to be watching them! The greeting is “Hearty Thanksgiving Greeting”. This is a John Winsch Postcard from Circa 1911.

White Turkey Vintage PostcardThis next one is also new to the blog. This lovely card shows a handsome white Turkey with red feet and gobble. He appears to be marching through a Pumpkin Patch. This card is postmarked 1909 on the back of it.
Thanksgiving Turkey with kids Image

I picked this one up at an antique mall (probably in Pennsylvania) several years ago. I think this is one of the cutest Thanksgiving postcards that I have seen. I adore the blue and white star background and the Victorian children are just so precious! I hope you like it too! This one was postcard 1901.

White Turkey under tree image

This is a nice old fashioned Thanksgiving Postcard, with a big white Turkey on it! The Turkey has a bright red and blue head. I think the colors on this one are fabulous, I love those brightly colored Autumn Leaves and the chartreuse green grass as well as the touch of bright yellow on his wing. This card dates to Circa 1915. The greeting on the card is simply “Thanksgiving Greetings”. You might also want to check out the Printable Napkin Rings post HERE that we created using this same image. 
Thanksgiving Clip Art White Turkey
Isn’t he gorgeous?! Shown on this one is a perfect white Turkey with his tail fanned out. He has little touches of metallic gold on his wings and tail feathers. At the top of the card we see a beautiful Fall Garland that consists of a small Pumpkin, with a Red, white and blue patriotic ribbon, and some dried Corn. This one also has a simple Thanksgiving Greeting on it. The back of this Postcard is postmarked Circa 1909. I think it would be fun to take a gold pen and highlight some of the metallic touches on this card.

Natural White Turkey Picture

White Turkey Farm

Here is the latest addition to this collection. Here are some more realistic looking white Turkeys. These guys are hanging out on the farm!
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Comments

  1. Irene says

    Hi Karen,
    OM Goodness! These white turkeys are pretty fabulous! They are all different and all of these graphics are so, so nice! It is the season – to be thankful! Have a wonderful week and thanks so much for sharing your time and talent with us!

  2. Irene says

    Hello Karen,

    Well, all of these are awesome and some – very stunning when it comes down to the detail aspect of them. I love the one at the bottom – wow! The detail of this image is something to appreciate! Thanks so much for sharing these with us! Although we have celebrated our Thanksgiving in October, I’m wishing all of you a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday this year!

    Keep healthy and safe!

  4. Jeanne Ritz Rollier says

    Just a bit of turkery trivia: The flap of skin that hangs across the beak is called a “snood”, and the skin that hangs at the neck is called a “wattle”.

    Thank you for all the great images you provide! They are wonderful.

    • Antonette L. Kemplen says

      Nice colorful images, but the turkey seems the center of attention which I know Turkey goes with Thanksgiving and visa verus. Showing these children “In love” with the turkey, which will be there meal in coming days.. To many Turkey cards.. I guess what I’m trying to say “Thanksgiving” isn’t all about “Turkey”

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