Jaguar, from the Animals of the World series (T180), issued by Abdul Cigarettes 1881

This chromolithograph, part of the Animals of the World series issued by Abdul Cigarettes in 1881, depicts a jaguar. The image showcases the animal’s distinct spotted pattern and its powerful stance. It was a popular promotional item during the late 19th century, appealing to the public's growing fascination with the natural world. The card, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, stands as a testament to the intricate detail and vibrant colors employed in chromolithographic printing of the era.