StaffordshireTerrier Dog 1941 Ole Larsen Staffordshire Terrier dog pictured from a painting by Ole Larsen.

This breed, popularly known also as the Yankee Terrier is one of the most capable of dogs for his size. He is very stocky and muscular - a well put together dog.

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 book, measures approximately 5 1/4 x 3 1/4 inches, does have the normal wear one would expect as...  

Staffordshire Bull Terrier Dog Terrco Dickie Eastholm Staffordshire Bull Terrier dogs Ch. Terrco's Dickie The Kid and Ch. Eastholm Little Demon, the two top Staffordshire Bull Terriers for 1967 in Canada.

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 8 1/4 x 5 1/2 inches and is in overall in good condition with the normal wear one would expect and would be just wonderful framed.

This makes a great and unique...  

Staffordshire Bull Terrier Dog 1979 Picture History The Staffordshire Bull Terrier dog had its beginnings in England many centuries ago when the Bulldog and Mastiff were closely linked. Bull baiting and bear baiting in the Elizabethan era produced large dogs for these sports and later on the 100 - 120 pound animal gave way to a small, more agile breed of up to 90 pounds.

The Staffordshire Bull Terrier dog today is one of the sweetest breeds there is.

This is a wonderful collectible with both a picture and some breed history for...  

Staffordshire Bull Terrier Dog Terrier Group Staffordshire Bull Terrier dog, Terrier Group, AKC, origin England, game sports.

This single card measures approximately 3 x 4 1/2 inches and is a wonderful inexpensive collectible for either the breed historian or the person who is lucky enough to be owned by this wonderful breed and looks terrific framed making a great and unique trophy for your specialty or a lovely addition for your breed history archives!

 

Staffordshire Bull Terrier Dog Hungarian Book Page This book page with a Staffordshire Bull Terrier dog seems to have come from a Hungarian book on dogs. The page itself measures approximately 4 1/2 x 6 1/4 inches.

 

American Staffordshire Terrier Dog 1979 Originally accepted for registration in The American Kennel club stud book in 1935 as Staffordshire Terrier, the name of the breed was changed January 1, 1972 to American Staffordshire Terrier.

This is a wonderful collectible with both a picture and some breed history for either the breed historian or the person who is lucky enough to be owned by this wonderful breed.

These pages are from a 1979 AKC book that have been removed for a scrapbook and measures approximately 6 x 9...  

Staffordshire Bull Terrier Dog John F. Gordon The Staffordshire Bull Terrier Dog, John F. Gordon, A Foyles Handbook, hard covered, no dust jacket, 95 pages, 1979 issue, Great Britain.

Contents include: Origin and History, Basic Strains and Bloodlines, The Standard and the Judge, Buying Your Puppy, Feeding and General Care, Ailments, Breeding, Growing Up, Exhibiting, Appendix I - Complete list of Champions, Appendix II - Breed Clubs.

With lots of photos in both black and white and color this is a very nice beginners book for...  

Bull Terrier Staffordshire Terrier Dog History Picture Bull Terrier and Staffordshire 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.



 

Staffordshire Bull Terrier Dog Playing Card Eight Clubs Staffordshire Bull Terrier dogs Eight of Clubs from a deck of playing cards. On the back of the card is a Bearded Collie and puppy.

 

Staffordshire Terrier 1959 Dog Standard Visualization Chosen as the standard visualization model for the Staffordshire Terrier Am. and Mex. Ch. Sharevalpad Hellzapopin. This visualization defines in detail the breed standard of the day.

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 1959 book, measures approximately 9 x 6 inches, is in overall in good condition with the normal wear one would expect and would be just wonderful framed. I...  

Staffordshire Terrier Dog Standard Visualization Chosen as the standard visualization model for the Staffordshire Terrier dog is Ch. Rip Rock Irish Mike who I am sure can be found behind the pedigrees of some of the great representatives of the breed today. This visualization defines in detail the breed standard of the day.

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 circa late 1960s book, measures approximately 9 x 6 inches,...  

Staffordshire Terrier Dog Vintage Figurine I cannot find any marks on this Staffordshire Terrier dog figurine to indicate who or where he was made. I do know that I bought him from a woman who had purchased him in Ireland many years ago. There certainly is age to this fellow and although he has some wear to him remains in overall good condition. He measures approximately 4 1/2 inches high and is just lovely.

 

1971 Staffordshire Terrier Dog Walter A. Weber is showing the playfulness of these Staffordshire Terriers and by no means a nasty temperament. These are very sweet dogs. This page from a 1971 book with each page measuring approximately 6 3/4 x 10 inches and would look wonderful matted and framed.

 

Staffordshire Bull Terrier Dog Grandee Cigarette Card Staffordshire Bull Terrier dog from the 1979 John Player and Sons series Top Dogs (Grandee)cigarette tobacco cards. This is from a series of 25 cards created from paintings by Angela Mulliner.

 

Staffordshire Bull Terrier Dog Priory Tea Card Staffordshire Bull Terrier dog tea card from England. The Priory Tea Co. Ltd. in 1957 gave these away as a free premium in their tea. There were 24 cards in the total set.