Dandie Dinmont Terrier dog original 1952 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. 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. FREE Shipping and Insurance on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Dandie Dinmont 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 some small areas of surface disturbance which can be mainly seen when the card is held at angle to the light...please see the scan. The image and the text are a little clearer than the scan shows them to be.  

Dandie Dinmont Terrier 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 although it does have a light scratch on the front running down between the dogs that can be mainly seen when the card is held at an angle to the light.The printed text on the reverse of this card reads as follows....."Named after the border farmer in Scott's famous novel 'Guy Mannering' these distinctive Terriers became great favourites in Victorian times. Known as a separate type for over 200 years they were used extensively for hunting and digging. Very different from most Terriers in that there are no straight lines on them, the skull being domed, the back arched, and tail curved. Head very large and surmounted by a soft, silky topknot." Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Dandie Dinmont Terrier 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....."This sporting breed is linked up with the romantic literature of the Scottish and English border, and is affectionately described by Sir Walter Scott in his "Guy Mannering". A similar type was kept by Piper Allan, who probably helped to make the Bedlington; the latter breed, as well as Border Terriers, has much in common with the Dandie. Some Scottish influence is shown by the breed's body formation, while its drop ears are usually regarded as a sign of English Terrier ancestry. The Dandie Club's show at Carlisle is the annual gathering place for all the old-time breeders." Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Dandie Dinmont Terrier Cecil Aldin rare 1912 UK card. This is a very rare original single card from the 1912 set of 50 cards issued by Cope Brothers and Co. and illustrated by the famous artist Cecil Aldin.The set is entitled "Dogs of the World".This card is in very good condition which is most unusual for these.It measures 2.75 inches by 1.5 inches and has printed details relating to the breed and some brief details as to the artist Cecil Aldin on the reverse where he is decribed as the "most celebrated modern painter of horses and dogs".Some brief biographical details as to Cecil Aldin are as follows,(not printed on the back of the cards)....he was born in 1870 and died in 1935,a fairly prolific painter especially of dogs.The Irish Wolfhound image in this series is supposedly of his own dog "Mickie".A good few of the breeds illustrated were not common at all in Great Britain at that time,(the paintings would probably have been done around the 1910/1911 period).The printed text on the reverse of this card reads as follows....."This breed of Scottish Terriers is of some antiquity, but was first made famous by Sir Walter Scott in his novel of Guy Mannering. It is held in great estimation by lovers of the breed for its vermin killing powers, as well as for its intelligence and fidelity. Like other Scottish varieties, it is long-bodied, low-legged, large-headed. The colour must be either pepper or mustard. The coat a mixture of hard and soft hair." Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Dandie Dinmont Terrier 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 image and the text are a little clearer than the scan shows them to be.  

Dandie Dinmont Terrier dog 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.  

Dandie Dinmont Terrier v.pretty 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 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 a number and it measures 2.5 inches by 1.25 inches approx.It is in very good condition.  

Dandie Dinmont Terrier unissued UK 1950's card. This very pretty single card depicting a Dandie Dinmont 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 scans shows them to be.It is in very good condition.The printed text on the reverse of this card reads as follows....."Like the Bedlington Terrier, the Dandie Dinmont is a native of the Anglo-Scottish Border, and it owes its popularity, maybe its continued existence, to the publication of a book in 1814. Before that date the breed was known throughout the Border by a variety of names including the Mustard-and-Pepper Terrier (an adequate description of its colour and perhaps of its demeanour as well!), and its mention in "Guy Mannering" by Sir Walter Scott made it famous. The character Dandie Dinmont in the book was identified with a real-life Border farmer, who was subsequently nicknamed Dandie Dinmont, and his terriers were named after him". Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Dandie Dinmont Terrier dog 1937 UK card. This very pretty card showing a Dandie Dinmont 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.  

Dandie Dinmont Terrier 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" "1st 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.  

Dandie Dinmont Terrier rare 1953 UK pretty card. This is a very rare single card which was issued in the UK by Frederick Warne & Co. in 1953.This card is from a set of 32 cards entitled "Warne's OBSERVER'S PICTURE CARDS" "IV DOGS".The image is taken from a painting by B.Butler. The back of the card has a fair amount of printed details relating to the breed.It measures 4.5 inches by 2.5 inches approx.It is in very good condition although there is some faint sunlight fading/yellowing to the right edge which does not in any way interfere with either the image or text.The image is a little clearer than the scan shows it to be.....the cross hatching behind the dog is a product of the scanner and is not on the card.The printed text on the reverse of this card reads as follows....."Sir Walter Scott's novel Guy Mannering brought this breed of dog into prominence in the early nineteenth century, and ever since it has maintained a steady position as a companion dog and sporting Terrier. It was mainly bred in the Teviotdale region from stock related to the Skye Terrier, and is still worked there as an exterminator of vermin. As a show dog it attracts considerable attention with its fluffy topknot and long low body. Height 10-11 inches. Weight 18-24 lb. Colour pepper or mustard. Coat profuse and soft, with ear fringed and powder-puff topknot." Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Dandie Dinmont 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.
 

Dandie Dinmont Terrier v.pretty original 1936 UK card. This very pretty original single UK card was issued in 1936 by Gallaher Ltd.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.....the actual image is clearer than the scan shows it to be.The printed text on the reverse of this card reads as follows....."One authority states that the Dandie Dinmont Terrier was evolved from the Skye Terrier (see No. 3 of this series) and the similarity is certainly striking, though the Dandie is much smaller and there are differences in colouring and ear carriage. There is no doubt, however, that it originally came from Scotland where the dogs are sometimes used in packs for otter hunting. It is, like all other Terriers, a great hunter, and even the town-dweller never loses its love of the chase, as many a cat knows." Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.
 

Dandie Dinmont Terrier v.pretty 1938 original UK card. This very pretty original single UK card was issued in 1938 by Gallaher Ltd as part of their 48 card series entitled "Dogs" "Second Series of 48".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.....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 Dandie Dinmont is a breed of terrier whose name and fame are directly due to a literary source - Scott's 'Guy Mannering.' The farms of the Scotch border are his native home, where his courageous disposition provides excellent sport for the farmers. The show dog of to-day is somewhat different from the dog Scott knew, and gives a very miscellaneous impression, as if its characteristics had been assembled from several breeds."  

Dandie Dinmont Lucy Dawson reproduction 1990 card. This very pretty single card depicting a pair of Dandie Dinmont Terriers called "Jock and Jean" is a reproduction of the original late 1930's card issued by W.D.& H.O.Wills from their 40 card series entitled "Puppies"......the set never made it in to general circulation because of the onset of the 2nd World War and paper rationing .The images were drawn by Lucy Dawson,(also known as "Mac"),who was a very much admired dog artist in her day and who is still well known today. The reproduction set from which this card is taken was issued in 1990 by Imperial Publishing Ltd in England. It has printed comments on the reverse by Lucy Dawson relating to the dog/s pictured........please click on the smaller image to the left which will bring up a scan of the rear,(the printing and image are clearer on the card than the scans shows them to be). The card is in very good condition and measures 3.25 inches by 2.5 inches approx.Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance on all orders of $10.00 and above.