Wire Fox 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.  

Smooth Fox Terrier 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 although it does have some light surface speckling on the front and reverse of the card. FREE Shipping and Insurance on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Wire Fox Terrier dog 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.  

Smooth Fox Terrier single 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 mainly be seen when the card is held at angle to the light.....please see the scan. The image and the text is a little clearer than the scan shows it to be.  

Wire Fox 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.  

Toy Smooth Fox 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.  

Wire Fox 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....."Like all true Terriers a British animal despite the name derived from the Latin terra, which means earth. In every respect similar to his Smooth cousin except for the coat, which should be wiry and harsh with abundant leg hair.In character is alert, quick of movement, keen of expression and on the tip-toe of expectation. Can be all white or black and white but usually found marked with tan head." Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Smooth Fox 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....."Bred originally for hunting, which means they must be large enough to gallop but small enough to go to ground. Tail is docked to provide a ready-made handle when the huntsman wants to recover them from a foxhole.Should present a gay, active picture with body modelled on the lines of the Foxhound, and stand like a well-made hunter covering a lot of ground despite a short back." Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Wire Fox Terrier dog 2004 AKC 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 although it does have some light surface scratching on the card which can be mainly seen when the card is held at an angle to the light........please see the scan. 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.  

Wire Fox 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....."Like all working breeds, the Wire Fox Terrier owes its present form to the show ring devotees, and the stock from which he sprung was composed of a motley collection of working terriers belonging to various hunts. The Grove Hunt kennels produced "Old Jock," the dog which is recognized as the father of the Fox Terrier, while the Belvoir Hunt gave us "Belvoir Joe," sire of the famous stud dog "Belgrave Joe," and the Oakley Hunt "Old Trap," another very influential early sire. These are the founders of the modern Smooth Fox Terrier from which the Wire is an offshoot, probably the result of mating early Smooths with the common black-and-tan terriers of the period. The Rev. Jack Russell bred a strain of working Wires, but it was not until a W. Carrick of Carlisle bred "Tack" that we had an outstanding Wire Fox Terrier. Careful and skilled breeding has produced the show dog of to-day."Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Wire Fox Terrier dog original unusual 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.The image is a little clearer than the scan shows it to be.  

Wire Fox 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....."Although the early Smooths and Wires were closely related, the origin of the Wire variety is not so well known, and it is thought that it resulted from crossing Smooths with broken-coated black-and-tan or grizzle-and-tan Terriers. "Carlisle Tack" was one of the first Wires to be shown, and his grand-dam was a Smooth by "Buffet." A famous owner of Wires of the working variety was the Devonshire parson, Rev. Jack Russell. The Duchess of Newcastle's "Notts" Terriers have had a great influence on the breed, another devotee is Brig.-Gen. Lord Roundway." Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Smooth Fox 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....."Fox Terriers, of both coats, have descended from the terrier used by fox hunters for bolting foxes, the hunts chiefly responsible for the Smooth variety being the Grove, Oakley, Quorn, and Belvoir. The "tap-root" of the variety is said to be "Old Jock," bred in the Grove Kennels and born in 1859. The coming of dog shows refined the appearance of the Smooth considerably, and fixed the type of to-day's elegant Terrier. Among the many distinguished exhibitors of Smooths are the Duchess of Newcastle, the Maharajah of Pithapuram, and Baron van der Hoop of Switzerland." Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Smooth Fox Terrier dog rare Cecil Aldin 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 image and the text are a little clearer than the scan shows them to be.The set is entitled "Dogs of the World".This card is in very good condition which is most unusual for these although it does have light corner knocking at each corner.....please see the scan.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....."A dog of true sporting instincts, the Fox Terrier is perhaps the most generally popular of all breeds, as the friend and companion of man. He has few equals as a vermin dog, and in unearthing the badger and fox. The coat of the smooth Fox Terrier should be smooth, flat, but hard, dense and abundant. In colour, white should predominate, and for preference black, or black and tan or tan markings. Brindle, red or liver markings are defects." Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Wire Fox Terrier 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 Crackley Sure Thing.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....."As far back as the 16th century Terriers were known and, according to an authority on the subject, have been evolved from the Cairn Terrier of Scotland. They are described to be hard-fighting and swift-running, and ardent when they went to earth after foxes. They retain these characteristics even today, but the show specimen is now built on finer lines. The young dog illustrated has the distinction of winning the premier award of the "Best in Show" at the Kennel Club Show of 1933 ." Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Smooth Fox Terrier puppies single playing card. This very pretty single playing card was issued in China in the last few years.It measures 3.5 inches by just under 2.5 inches.The scan and text is a little clearer than the scan shows them to be.It is in very good condition.  

Wire Fox 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.  

Wire Fox 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 image and the text are a little clearer than the scan shows them to be.  

Smooth Fox Terrier puppies 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.  

Smooth Fox 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.

 

Wire Fox Terrier 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 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.  

Wire Fox Terrier unusual European creamer top. This is a very nice creamer top depicting a Wire Fox Terrier.....(creamer tops on the European Continent are a popular collecting field depicting many different topics).It is made of thin silverish foil and measures 1.75 inches by 1.5 inches.It is in very good condition although as is normal for these it does show signs of handling caused when the top was removed from the pot so there is some light bending/creasing which can be mainly seen when the tops are held at an angle to the light.The image and the text are a little clearer than the scan shows them to be.  

Smooth Fox Terrier v.nice UK unusual transparency. Blue Cap Cheese issued this Smooth Fox Terrier transparency,(which is similar to an unmounted film slide),in the UK in 1952.It was given free with purchases.It is 1.5 inches by 1.5 inches approx.The image and the text are a little clearer/sharper than the scan shows them to be.It is not an easy or common item to find.It is in very good condition....as is normal with these the solid blue border has some light scratching.  

Wire Fox Terrier unusual 1950's French card. This unusual,seldom seen,thin paper card depicting a Wire Fox Terrier was issued in the 1950's by Honig Foods in France.It has printed text on the reverse in French listing the types of products made by Honig's and also the name of the breed and a number.It measures 3 inches by 2.25 inches approx.It is in very good condition but as is normal for these,(because of the thin paper) there is some creasing/bending on the card which can mainly be seen when the card is held at an angle to the light.The image is a little clearer than the scans shows it to be.  

Wire Haired Fox Terrier unissued UK 1950's card. This very pretty card depicting a Wire Haired Fox 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....."The name Terrier is a derivation of the Latin terrarius-dog of the earth--and the Terrier is indeed expected to work under-ground, dig if necessary, and draw or kill its quarry. The aristocrats of the Terrier group are the Fox Terriers, of which the Wire-haired variety enjoys a widespread popularity in Britain today. Card No. 44 describes the Smooth Fox Terrier, and apart from the texture of its coat, the Wire-haired is similar in all respects. As with many breeds, the dog bred exclusively for showing tends to lose its working ability, to the detriment, some aver, of an excellent sporting breed". Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Smooth Fox Terrier unusual unissued UK 1950's card. This very pretty single card depicting a Smooth Fox 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....."Both the Smooth and Wire-haired Fox Terrier originate from the same stock, and it was not until the 1860's that they became clearly defined types. The Smooth Fox Terrier was the more favoured of the two when the Fox Terrier Club was founded in 1896, but it has recently lost ground to its Wire-haired relation. As a sporting dog it accompanies the hunt, and is used to enter earths and hideouts to draw the fox. Its attractive clean appearance and alert, intelligent bearing has led to its world-wide adoption as a household pet. In colour its flat smooth coat should be predominantly white with dark markings." Please note our policy of FREE Shipping and Insurance worldwide on all orders of $10.00 and above.  

Wire Fox Terrier unusual 1975 French card. This is a seldom seen single card on thin glossy paper depicting a Wire Fox Terrier.It has printed text in French on the reverse relating to the breed.It measures 3 inches by just over 2 inches approx.Issued in France in 1975 as part of a series in a booklet entitled Histoire Naturelle "Chiens et Chats".It is in very good condition and the image is a little sharper than the scan shows it to be.  

Smooth Fox Terrier 1937 UK card. This very pretty card showing a Smooth Fox 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.  

Wire Fox Terrier dog 1937 UK card. This very pretty card showing a Wire Fox 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.  

Wire Fox Terrier 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).