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| BOAR HUNTING with Pit Bull Dogs MUNCHEN PINAKOTHEK No. 781, PETER PAUL RUBENS, EINE SCHWEINSHETZE, V.-A. BRUCKMANN, MUNCHEN Ipswich Public Library, Ipswich, Massachusetts signed 1897 |
| The famous "PINCHER" of London, England signed 1860 "PINCHER" won 30 matches under English rules of which 5 of the opponents expired. "PINCHER" was popular for many years and other resembling dogs were named after him. John P. Colby's "PINCHER" won 24 to 40 matches and also carried PINCHER's name on. In recent years it has been said and written "Why would John P. Colby, an Irishman, name a dog PINSCHER after the german word meaning terrier"?, when in fact, the word pinch first came from England, a descriptive used for the cropping of ears and docking of tail as did the word PINCER, a type of bite. Their proper name was "PINCHER", not PINSCHER; and John P. Colby was an Englishman, not an Irishman. |
| Deaf, dumb and blind freeloaders with Pit Bull Dog collecting charity. Deaf and dumb man listens and laughs to story read by blind man. signed |
| Boy pushing Bull Dog in all wood wheelbarrow along oceanside, Girl provides shade with umbrella. Litho signed M.E.E. 1887 |
| Bull Dog London Published by T. Tegg HL, cheapside June 22, 1821 Proof |
| THE TWO ORPHANS Found as various collectibles including prints and wood cuts. |
| I'm Neutral, BUT-Not Afraid of any of them. A Patriotic Mascot of the U.S.A. H.H.C. Wallace Robinson - 1915 |
| IN THE BRAVE DAYS, OF GIANTS AND DRAGONS. "Notice the Dogs". (From the painting by G.- Surang.) signed 1382 COURAGE is best cultivated by exposure to severe vicissitudes. The Scandinavian people understood this truth so well that they encouraged belief in monsters, and their lives accordingly were constantly incited to valorous deeds. In time even the best educated classes came to accept as true that dragons existed in the fastnesses of mountains and fells. This belief spread to every part of Europe and the British Islands, until persuit of such imaginary creatures became the ambition of the adventurous, whose fervid fancy pictured dragons as being keepers of infinite treasure and devourers of beautiful damsels. The order of knighthood may be said to have originated with this strange conception, and the old faith is embalmed in many Gothic, German and Old English tales. |
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| There are many similar prints of a girl with her Pit Bull Dog like this one. |
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