Airedale Terrier and burglar 1952 original German card. This very pretty single original card,(on thin paper),was issued in Germany by the Austria Tobacco Co. in 1952 and is from a set of 150 cards entitled "Kamerad Hund" "(Our Friend the Dog)". A special album was available at the time for these cards to be stuck into for display and unusually for these this card has not been stuck into an album at all.This card is from the first grouping of 25 cards and is more difficult to find than others in this series. The front of the card shows an artist drawn picture and the back has a brief description of the breed in German. It measures 4.5 inches by 3.5 inches approx and is in very good condition although it does have a couple of small areas of lightness/scuffing on the dogs chest. FREE Shipping and Insurance on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Airedale Terrier year 2000 label/stamp. This very pretty label/stamp was issued for East Timor in the year 2000,(even though it looks like a postage stamp,in that it has perforations,gum on the reverse etc),it is probably not one in that it was never designed to perform a postal duty.It also has a cancellation mark on it that was very probably applied at the printers.It measures 1 inch by 2 inches approx and is in very good condition. The image and text are clearer than the scan shows them to be. FREE Shipping and Insurance on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Airedale Terrier dog original playing card. This very pretty single playing card was recently issued in China. This single playing card measures 4.75 inches by 3.5 inches approx. It is in very good condition although it does have a light scratch running on the dogs body....please see the scan. The image and the text are a little clearer than the scan shows them to be.  

Airedale Terrier dog year 2004 single game card. This very nice single card is taken from a set issued by the AKC,(American Kennel Club) in 2004.It has printed text on the front that states the country of origin and the group that the dog belongs to ie....Terriers,Toys etc.It measures 3 inches by 4.5 inches.It is in very good condition.The back of the card has the AKC logo printed on it.The text and the image are clearer/sharper than the scan shows them to be.  

Airedale Terrier dog original 1961 UK trade card. This very nice single card was issued in England in 1961 by Hornimans Tea and is part of their 48 card series entitled "Dogs".It has printed text on the reverse relating to the breed.It measures 2.75 inches by 1.5 inches approx and is in very good condition.The printed text on the reverse of this card reads as follows....."Rightly called the King of the Terriers, this breed is the result of a cross made in the Airedale county of Yorkshire nearly 100 years ago, probably between a local sporting Terrier and an Otter Hound. They were the first breed to be used for police duty in Britain and Germany. Character is denoted by expression in the dark eye, the carriage of the folded ears and the gaily carried tail. Coat, almost always black and tan, should be of harsh texture like a coconut mat." Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Airedale Terrier dog original Arthur Wardle card. This very pretty single card was made ready by John Players to be issued but the onset of the 2nd World War meant it was not.The images are taken from originals by Arthur Wardle.It has a fair amount of printed text on the reverse relating to the breed.It is a card from the 25 card series entitled "Dogs".It measures 2.5 inches by 3.25 inches approx and is in very good condition.The image and the text are a little clearer than the scan shows them to be.The printed text on the reverse of this card reads as follows....."Waterside, then Bingley, and now Airedale Terriers, were originally created in the Valley of the Aire by otter hunters, and it is thought that the common black-and-tan terriers were crossed with either Otterhounds or Welsh Harriers to make this new breed.They were intended to be used only as sporting dogs,and their appearance was of little importance to their originators. But eventually they were classified at the annual Bingley Show and attracted the attention of show-minded breeders. Careful selection and skilled application have produced the Airedale as we know it now. It is no longer used by otter hunters and is too big for badger or fox, and so is of small importance as a sporting terrier.As a guard and companion, however, it is unsurpassed, and it enjoys considerable popularity as a show dog in this country and the U.S.A."Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Airedale Terrier unusual single original European card This unusual European card,was issued in the 1960's as part of a 80 card series.It does not have text on the reverse relating to the breed apart from the dog breed in 2 or 3 languages.It measures 2.75 inches by 2 inches approx and is in very good condition although there is a mark to the left of the dogs face.The image is a little clearer than the scan shows it to be.  

Airedale Terrier dog original unusual 1936 UK card. This very pretty unusual single original card was issued in 1936 in the UK by Hignetts and comes from a set entitled "Dogs".This single card has printed text on the reverse relating to the breed pictured.It measures 2.75 inches by 1.5 inches approx and is in very good condition,(it is difficult to find in this condition).The image and text are a little clearer than the scan shows them to be.The printed text on the reverse of this card reads as follows....."The Airedale was evolved by Yorkshire otter-hunting enthusiasts, by crossing the Otter-hound, it is thought, with a Terrier variety, the now extinct black-and-tan English Terrier. The idea was to embody in a big strong dog the Terrier's natural aptitude for unearthing its quarry from hides and recesses. The early Airedales were very nondescript and it was not until the 'seventies' that the breed became a show dog, the first show for them being at Bingley, where they were shown as Waterside Terriers. Later they were called Bingley Terriers and then Airedales." Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Airedale Terrier v.pretty dog original 1934 UK card. This very pretty single card was issued in 1934 by Gallaher's as part of their series of 24 cards entitled "Dogs".The reverse has printed text mainly concerning the breed with a few words regarding the dog pictured which is Champion Warland Prefect.The card measures 2.5 inches by 3.25 inches approx.It is in very good condition although it has at some point been corner mounted in an album and the residual pressure marks can just be made out and there is some light printing offset on the reverse which in no way affects the legibility of the text.The image and the text are a little clearer than the scans shows them to be.The printed text on the reverse of this card reads as follows....."This breed of dog, prior to 1880, was known as the Bingley Terrier. These broken-haired or working terriers, black and tan and rough-coated, were to be met in all parts of England, Wales and Ireland. It has been mainly due to the guidance and writings of Mr.Holland Buckley that the Airedale has developed on the lines leading to the present-day type. The dog illustrated is outstanding as an example of a show Airedale Terrier" Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Airedale Terrier dog original unusual 1930's card. This very pretty original hard to find trade card was issued in Europe in the 1930’s.The image was used by a few different firms. This card was meant to be stuck into an album which was available at the time but this card is unusual in that it has never been so used.....it has printed text in Dutch on the reverse. It measures 3.25 inches by 2 inches approx. It is in very good condition.The image and the lettering are a little clearer than the scan shows them to be.  

Airedale Terrier original 1939 photographic UK card. This very pretty single original photographic card was issued in 1939 in the UK for Senior Service cigarettes by the firm Pattreiouex Ltd.It is from a 48 card series entitled "Dogs".It has printed text on the reverse giving brief details re the breed and some more general hints re rearing etc of dogs.It measures 3 inches by 2 inches approx.It is in very good condition but as is normal for these there is a degree of disturbance,(light lines etc) on the surface of the photographic gloss which can be seen when the card is held at an angle to the light.....the surface disturbance on this particular card is a little more pronounced than normal and there is a scuff mark in the top margin.....please see the scan.The image and the text are a little clearer than the scan shows them to be.  

Airedale Terrier v.pretty original European sticker. This very pretty thin paper single original card/sticker was issued by Service Line in Italy in the early 1990's as part of their set of cards entitled "Dogs and Cats".It has a peel off paper back which leaves adhesive on the card for it to be stuck into an album which was available at the time.This card/sticker has never been in an album and the backing paper is still attached.It measures 2.75 inches by 2 inches approx and is in very good condition although it does have some surface creasing......please see the scan.The image is a little clearer than the scan shows it to be.  

Airedale Terrier unusual 1930/40's brass door knocker. This is an attractive, original ,(circa 1930/40),rarely seen,nicely detailed English brass door knocker.The backplate has four holes for securing it to the door and is 3 inches long by 1.25 at its widest .The dog measures 4 inches tall by 4.75 inches wide approx.It is fairly well detailed although the build up of polish/polishing has caused some softening of definition/detailing......please see the scan.Original door knockers such as this are becoming very difficult to find. It is of heavyweight brass construction.  

Airedale Terrier v.nice European cigar band. This modern cigar band was issued by Washington in Europe in the last few years.Cigar bands are a large collecting field with many manufacturers producing sets of various topics.....we have fair selection of cigar bands featuring dog images which we hope to list over the coming weeks/months.This cigar band has a plain back and measures 2.5 inches by 1.25 inches approx.It is in very good condition.

 

Airedale Terrier v.pretty European cigar band. This modern Airedale Terrier cigar band was issued by Senator in Europe in the last few years.Cigar bands are a large collecting field with many manufacturers producing sets of various topics.....we have a fair selection of cigar bands featuring dogs which we hope to list over the coming weeks/months.This cigar band has printed text on the reverse stating the breed and which series it comes from.It measures 2.5 inches by 1 inch approx.It is in very good condition.  

Airedale Terrier unusual unissued UK 1950's card. This very pretty single card depicting an Airedale Terrier was produced but not put into packets of cigarettes around the 1955 period due to the imposition of a tax on packets containing cards.The paper the card was produced on has an onion skin type finish.This card is taken from a series of 50 card entitled "Dog's Heads" by John Player and Sons of the United Kingdom.The illustrations are from drawings by Peter Biegel.There is printed text on the reverse relating to the breed.The card measures 2.75 inches by 1.5 inches approx.The image and the text are a little clearer than the scan shows them to be.It is in very good condition although it is overall a little grubby/dirty and each corner point on the reverse is dark/black.....please see the scan.The printed text on the reverse of this card reads as follows....."Round about 1850, in the valley of the Aire in Yorkshire, the Airedale breed was established by the crossing of an old type Terrier with an Otterhound. The Airedale, one of the largest of all the terriers, came into prominence at shows in the 1880's and in 1884 was recognised by the Kennel Club. Since then its popularity has waxed and waned, but in spite of the vagaries of fashion, this clever, active dog will always find admirers. By virtue of its breeding it was originally a water-dog, but it has been employed by Continental Police and Military authorities for guard duties and message carrying." Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Airedale Terrier v.pretty year 2001 label/stamp. This very pretty label/stamp depicting an Airedale Terrier was issued for Dagestan in 2001.Even though it looks like a postage stamp we do not believe it was designed to perform a postal function....there is no cancellation or gum on the reverse.It is 1.5 inches by 1.25 inches approx.It is in very good condition. The image and the text are a little clearer than the scan shows them to be.  

Airedale Terrier 1937 UK card. This very pretty card showing an Airedale Terrier was issued in the U.K. by W.D and H.O. Wills in 1937 as part of a 50 card series entitled "Dogs".The image is taken from a painting by Arthur Wardle a very well known and respected artist of dogs.It has gum on the reverse that was meant to be used to adhere the card into a special album which was available for purchase from the manufacturers.....this card was never stuck in the album.There is printed text relating to the breed on the reverse.The card measures 2.75 inches by 1.5 inches approx.It is in very good condition.The image and text are a little clearer than the scan shows them to be.  

Airedale Terrier v.pretty original 1950's Dutch card. This very pretty original card was issued in the 1950's in Holland by the United Tobacco Agencies,(UTA). The card was actually printed on to the packet itself and had to be cut out from there. A special album was available and this card has been removed from one such album by cutting around the frame on the page leaving the name of the breed readable. The card itself measures 2 inches by 3 inches approx. It is in very good condition although there are some light surface indentations which can be seen when the card is held at an angle to the light....the image and lettering are clearer than the scan shows them to be.  

Airedale Terrier unusual round single playing card. This very pretty single round playing card was issued in the last few years.It is 3 inches at its widest.It is in very good condition,(the image and the text are clearer than the scan shows them to be).  

Airedale Terrier unusual shaped single playing card. This very pretty single playing card was recently produced in the last few years........any roughness at the edge of the card is a product of the scanner and not on the card itself.It is 5 inches tall and 2.25 inches approx at its widest.It is in very good condition.....the actual image is little clearer than the scan shows it to be.  

Airedale Terrier original single 1988 UK trade card. This very pretty original single trade card was issued in the United Kingdom in 1988 as part of a set of cards entitled "Dogs" "2nd series".Printed text on the reverse relates to the issuer which was "Cofton Collections".It measures 2.75 inches by 1.5 inches approx.It is in very good condition and the actual image on the card is a little clearer than the scan shows it to be.  

Airedale Terrier single large original 1988 trade card. This very pretty single card was issued in 1988 by ACE cards in France as one of their 33 card set entitled "The World of Dogs". It has a fair amount of printed text on the front relating to the breed and the back has multiple ACE logos as its design. It is fairly large as it measures 5.75 inches by 3.5 inches approx.The image is a lot clearer than the scan shows it to be and the text is perfectly readable and clear.It is in very good condition, although as with all of these cards it has a small amount of light surface disturbance which in no way intereferes with the clarity of the image or text.....please see the scan.  

Airedale Terrier original single 1961 UK card. This single card was issued in 1961 by Barbers Tea Ltd of England as part of their 24 card set entitled "Dogs".It has printed text on the reverse relating to the breed.It measures 2.75 inches by 1.5 inches approx.....the actual image is a little sharper than the scan shows it to be.
 

Airedale Terrier v.pretty original 1936 UK card. This very pretty original single card was issued in 1936 by Gallaher Ltd in the United Kingdom.It has printed text on the reverse relating to the breed.It measures 2.5 inches by 1.5 inches.It is in very good condition although it does have a faint line running across the card,caused by the pinch roller not being adjusted correctly in the printing process,(the pinch roller moves the cards along),please see the scan.....the actual image is clearer than the scan shows it to be.The printed text on the reverse of this card reads as follows....."The Airedale is a very popular Terrier, especially with those who prefer a larger and more powerful type of dog. This breed took its name from the Aire Valley in Yorkshire, where it was used for otter hunting and ratting, and it became prominent less than a hundred years ago. In those days it was a heavier dog and more of a working Terrier, but careful breeding has produced the present familiar type. It is essentially a "one-man" dog, very intelligent and affectionate and an ideal guard." Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Airedale Terrier and puppy v.pretty European postcard. This very pretty original postcard has not been postally used and was issued in Europe in the 1980's.It measures 5.75 inches by 4 inches approx.It is in very good condition......please see the scan.The image is a little clearer than the scan shows it to be.  

Airedale Terrier v.nice original 1938 UK uncommon card. This is a very nice original uncommon card and it was issued in 1938 in the UK for Ardath Tobacco Co. Ltd. It is from a set of 25 cards entitled "Dog Studies"...."A Series of 25 Reproduced from Photo Etchings". The card was given as a free premium in a packet of 25 State Express or Ardath Cigarettes.It measures 3.75 inches by 2.75 inches approx.The back of the card has printed details of the breed pictured.This card is in very good condition.... the actual image on the card is a little clearer than the scan shows it to be.The printed text on the reverse of this card reads as follows....."Originally bred in Yorkshire and known as the Waterside Terrier and the Bingley Terrier before receiving his present name about 1880, the Airedale is believed to be the result of a cross between an Otterhound and the old English Terrier. The largest of Britain's Terriers, the Airedale is a fine house dog, fearless in his outlook and big enough to give a good account of himself. He is easily trained, is affectionate to his owners and fond of children. His coat should be hard, wiry and dense, not so long as to appear ragged, and preferably straight, although a slightly crinkly coat is not a fault. Black and tan or dark grizzle and tan are the correct colours." Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Airedale Terrier original 1934 UK card. This very nice original Airedale Terrier cigarette card was issued in 1934 by Ardath Tobacco Co.Ltd in the United Kingdom.....it is a very interesting card as not only does it show an image of Champion Aislaby Aethling which was owned by Mrs.G.Hayes it also has a line drawing of the breed on the reverse with details as to what the breed standard was at that time!.It is from a set of 25 cards entitled "Champion Dogs".The card measures 3.75 inches by 2.5 inches and it is in very good condition.The image is a little clearer than the scan shows it to be.A detailed scan of the reverse will be gladly sent on request.
 

Airedale Terrier v.nice original 1972 Australian card. This very nice original card of an Airedale Terrier was issued in Australia in 1972 by Golden Fleece as part of a 36 card set. The Airedale Terrier pictured is named as Aust.Ch.Bengal Jemadar. The front of the card shows a photographic picture of the dog and the back has a brief printed description of the breed. The card measures 2.25 inches by 3.5 inches. It is in very good condition and the image is a little clearer than the scan shows it to be.
 

Airedale Terrier v.nice original 1957 UK card. This original single card, with the image of an Airedale Terrier, was issued in England in 1957 as part of a 24 card series entitled "I Spy Dogs" by Priory Tea. It measures 2.75 inches by 1.5 inches approx. It is in very good condition and the image is a little clearer than the scan shows it to be.