These pages are a collection of odd pictures
and trivia about llamas.
(They are not for sale, they are simply for your entertainment.)
More Miscellaneous
(They are not for sale, they are simply for your entertainment.)
More Miscellaneous
The fossil above is a llama toe bone.
The fossils on the right, from left to right,
are a metapodial, a tibia, a femur,
and the little bone is the talus.
They were found in Florida
and are probably about 1.5 million years old.
A Guanaco cigar label showing
a guanaco and a guanaco hunt.
Donaldson Bros. Five Points, NY.
“Llama Brand”
razor strop.
Union Barber & Beauty Supply Co.
Washington DC
Rubber
stamps
Check out the rubber stamp on the far right.
Have you ever seen a five-legged llama before?
Cathedral in
Cuzco, Peru
circa 1930,
showing a
herd of llamas
in the plaza.
A llama figurine
made by
residents of
Copacabana
in Bolivia.
It is made from
cane that grows
in the lake.
They make boats,
and houses
out of the
same cane.
Each herd has a different
combination of colours
for its identification.
A South American
chess set with
llamas as knights.
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