Vintage Chicken Eye Protector Patent Print – 1902 Invention by Andrew Jackson Jr.

Add a touch of quirky history to your space with this vintage eye protector patent for chickens, originally patented by Andrew Jackson Jr. on June 16, 1903 (Patent No. 730,918A). This unusual yet fascinating invention was designed to shield chickens' eyes, helping to prevent injury, aggression, or pecking disorders among poultry.

Featuring a detailed illustration of a chicken wearing protective eyewear, this print showcases a charming blend of agricultural innovation and vintage whimsy. The design includes small round spectacles tailored for poultry, demonstrating early attempts to improve animal welfare in farming.

Perfect for farmhouse kitchens, chicken coops, and rustic decor lovers, this patent print is a fantastic conversation piece and a unique gift for farmers, chicken enthusiasts, and lovers of bizarre historical inventions.

✨ Why You’ll Love It:

✔ It's Freaking Cool

✔ Because who doesn't need to protect their chickens?