(This big pack of 100 targets is especially tempting - that's enough to paper a wall, or to do something else super crafty with...)
If these are a little too creepy for you, check out some of the shooting gallery targets and toy and game targets that are out there - they are equally as cool, and often a lot more colorful:
Vintage American Carriage Toy Safe-T-Dart Tin Target
What do you think? Am I way out in left field thinking these are something to decorate your home with? Or can you share my vision?
I never in a million years would have considered these before, until this post! The graphics are alot of fun, whether you're into guns or not. And I would LOVE to have that cast iron rabbit!
ReplyDeleteI am absolutely in love with these. Like Carol, they'd never crossed my mind, but now that they have...I sense some ebay commitments in my near future. The fox with his bird kill, the man silhouette, and the raven are my favorites. Imagine them framed, in clustered groupings, over a couch! I am in fits. Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeletethose are amazingly creative. you know what they sell now? zombies. :(
ReplyDeleteMy mom was also a vintage collector everything that is old and looks antique she will going to buy it. well seeing some of his collections will make you feel that your in that year where that stuff came or was made of. Pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteLove these!
ReplyDeleteThese are really great! I love the clean graphic styling and the contrast of cute animals in immediate peril! Call me weird, but I'd decorate with these. I really like the wooden flip targets with the birds :-) Great gallery!
ReplyDeleteI never thought to look for these, haven't seen one in my life! so cool, must have!
ReplyDeleteWow, I now have new things I want to collect and all it took was this one suggestive post to do it :> I'm so easy. Awesome ideas!!!
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great shots!
fantastic quirky graphics
and a fun and edgy idea...
(i am an artist/vintage dealer living in france. please pop by my blog on mondays i have a game guess and win the mystery monday vintage object which could be of interest to you and your readers?)
take care sorry for the plug; linda
bullseye
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great shots!
fantastic quirky graphics
and a fun and edgy idea...
(i am an artist/vintage dealer living in france. please pop by my blog on mondays i have a game guess and win the mystery monday vintage object which could be of interest to you and your readers?)
take care sorry for the plug; linda
Lots of vintage appeal in these, love them!
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I have never seen those before, but I can definitley see your vision! They would be cool framed or even decopauged onto a cool old piece of furniture, or lineing drawers...SO many things you could do with those! :)
ReplyDelete~ I just found you...We love all things vintage too, if you get a chance check us out! www.everlastingblooms.blogspot.com
I love them and am glad you put them on your blog. We have an old Daisy bullseye gracing our office wall, they look great framed and are great conversation starters! I have never seen most of the ones in this post so this is an eye opener. I just found part of an old pinball machine in the trash, it's the entire playfield from 1961, we're sticking that on the wall too. I so love having things on my wall that haven't caught on....yet... I love your blog!
ReplyDeleteI'd say the cast iron bunny is a boot scrapper rather than a target. Can't think of anyone with a lick of sense who would want bullets rickashaying off of those.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't mind having one though, with mud season bearing down upon us.
Can I have one? Just kidding! They're really looks vintage, I'm very interested in antiques, every old stuff has its unique and amazing stories.
ReplyDeleteSomething high on our vintage priority collecting list for spring flea markets!
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