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Lucy Dawson 1938 Dogs Dog Book Art
Lucy Dawson was no doubt one of the best and famous dog artists and her work is known throughout the dog world.
This is the original 1938 soft covered 11 page book titled simply Dogs by Lucy Dawson published by Whitman Publishing Co.
It measures approximately 8 3/4 x 11 3/4 inches, has the normal wear one would expect of a book this age with no writing on any of the pages.
Included on the pages are the Lucy Dawson drawings and story about Rinkie and Tinkie a Scottish...
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Sealyham Terrier Lucy Dawson Mac Framed Print
Lucy Dawson, known to many who admire her wonderful art as the artist Mac, needs no introduction to those who collect dog artwork, whether it be prints, postcards or playing cards.
This wonderful Lucy Dawson Sealyham Terrier print, is framed, measures approximately 9 3/4 x 13 3/4 inches and is ready to be hung.
A Dog's Life
Remember that territory is a very strong instinct. Your favourite chair may be his favourite chair!
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Sealyham Dandie Dinmont Terrier Dog 1960 R Schotz
These Sealyham and Dandie Dinmont Terrier dogs look like they are very interested in something in front of them in this lovely picture by artist R. Schotz.
This separate picture seems to be mounted to a page from a circa 1960 German book, measures approximately 5 1/4 x 7 1/2 inches. This is a wonderful collectible for either the breed historian or the person who is lucky enough to be owned by this wonderful breed.
Framed this would makes an unique trophy for your specialty or a...
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Sealyham Terrier Dog 1941 Ole Larsen
Sealyham Terrier dog pictured from a painting by Ole Larsen.
The Sealyham Terrier from Wales is the result of probable breedings of the Dandie Dinmont Terrier and the Fox Terrier, or the Bull Terrier. He is noted for his pluckiness in fighting game under the ground - a dog that's all courage, that knows how to fight.
This is a wonderful collectible for either the breed historian or the person who is lucky enough to be owned by this wonderful breed. This page is from a 1941...
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Scottie Scotty Dog Sealyham Terrier Glove Hat Collar
Scottish Terrier dog and Sealyham Terrier dog looking pretty guilty to me!
The Sealyham has a collar in his mouth and the Scotty has a glove in his mouth. Both the Sealy and the Scottie are suspiciously sitting in front of a man's hat - planning, who knows what!
This adorable picture measures approximately 7 1/2 x 8 1/4 inches and would be just delightful framed and hung.
It comes from a children's book that someone's puppy dog has chomped up the...
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Sealyham Terrier Dog Brastedchart Sea Picture
Sealyham Terrier dog Ch. (Eng., Can., Mex., and Am.) Brastedchart Sea Picture pictured taking Group 1 under Judge Mr. W. H. Dawson at the Penticton and District Kennel Club, July 4, 1967, handled by Pat Tripp.
The top winning Sealyham Terrier in Canada for 1967, sired by Polrose Panorama ex Brastedchart Sea Idyll.
This is a wonderful collectible for either the breed historian or the person who is lucky enough to be owned by this wonderful breed. This page measures approximately 4...
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Sealyham Terrier Dog 1979 Picture History
The Sealyham Terrier dog derives its name from Sealyham, Haverfordwest, Wales, the estate of Captain John Edwardes who, between 1850 and 1891, developed from obscure ancestry a strain of dogs noted for prowess in quarrying badger, otter, and fox. The requisite qualities were extreme gameness and endurance with as much substance as could be encompassed in a dog small and quick enough to dig and battle underground.
This is a wonderful collectible with both a picture and some breed history...
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Skye and Sealyham Terrier Dog Willy E. Bär
Skye Terrier dog and Sealyham Terrier from a watercolor painting by Willy E. Bär (1909 – 1977). Bär was born in Wintertur/Switzerland and was a well known Swiss painter and graphic artist whose illustrations appeared in many books.
This page is from a Swiss book and measures approximately 8 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches and would be just beautiful framed making a great and unique trophy for your specialty or a wonderful addition to your own breed collectibles. I have included a computer generated...
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Sealyham Terrier Dog English Ch. St. Margaret Steve
Sealyham Terrier dog English Ch. St. Margaret Steve had the most remarkable career of any Sealyham to date. Steve goes back in direct line on both sides to the first St. Margaret Sealyhams, and his pedigree includes such famous dogs as Eng. and Am. Ch. St. Margaret Surprise, Eng. Ch. St. Margaret Serene, Eng. Ch. St. Margaret Snowman, Engl. and Am. Ch. St. Margaret Magnificent, Eng. Ch. St. Margaret Superlative, Eng. and Am. Ch. St. Margaret Sensation, Eng. Ch. St. Margaret Statesman, Eng. Ch....
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Sealyham Terrier Dog James Douglas Cecil Aldin
Sealyham Terrier dog book, The Bunch Book written by James Douglas and illustrated by the wonderful dog artists Cecil Aldin.
Hard covered, no dust jacket, 161 pages, with some foxing and yellowing of pages, 1939, inside cover with a birthday best wishes 1942.
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West Highland White Terrier Sealyham Dog Picture
West Highland White Terrier (Westie)and Sealyham Terrier dog, overview description, temperament, origin, and color are all included in this page that obviously has come from a book.
It measures approximately 9 1/2 x 11 1/4 inches. This makes a great addition for reference or would be quite cute framed.
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Sealyham Terrier Dog Necessity's Mother Zito 1937
Sealyham Terrier dog by the wonderful artist Zito, ''Necessity's Mother'', 1937. The Sealyham Terrier dog seems to have a basket muzzle attached to her rear end. I expect this is a little girl dog who is trying to keep the boys away!
Zito whose fame as a caricaturist was well established when he first began to sketch dogs in idle moments as an escape from his work in drawing the world's most beautiful women and the world's most famous men. His humor and...
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