These pages are a collection of odd pictures
and trivia about llamas.
(They are not for sale, they are simply for your entertainment.)
Old Postcards and Photographs
(They are not for sale, they are simply for your entertainment.)
Old Postcards and Photographs
I would assume that the volcano in the background is El Misti which overlooks Arequipa.
This is another postcard
from the 1920 era
and is of a man
with his llama
in Puno, Peru.
In actual fact,
the face resembles
an alpaca more than
it does a llama.
The title at the bottom is
“Inseparable Companions”.
This postcard
is the same vintage
as the one above,
taken in the same area
by the same photgrapher.
This Peruvian postcard
from the 1900s
is titled
“Llamas transportando carga
— Arequipa”
The volcano in the background is Illimani which is close to La Paz.
This postcard
from Peru
shows a vicuña.
The back caption reads:
“Toodle, the baby Llama from the Andes,
in the Children’s Zoo in the Brox Zoo, New York.
Toodle has soft, silky hair and likes to be petted.”
This postcard from Ecuador
shows some llamas
in with a herd of sheep.
An early
postcard
from Peru
showing
pack llamas.
A postcard
from Buena Vista’s
Exotic Animal Paradise
near Springfield, Missouri.
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