Vintage circa 1940s–1950s reproduction of C. M. Coolidge's “His Station and Four Aces,” one of his famous anthropomorphic dog card-playing scenes. The humorous image depicts a poker game aboard a train, interrupted just as one unfortunate passenger is holding four aces. The title “His Station and Four Aces” appears beneath the image, with Coolidge's facsimile signature at lower right. Professionally presented with a white mat in a substantial brown wood frame and protected by non-glare acrylic, making it ready to hang. The back retains the older Picture Perfect professional framing label, paper backing and hanging wire. The publisher information at the bottom of the print is concealed beneath the mat and cannot be examined without opening the professionally backed frame. Artist: C. M. Coolidge (1844–1934) Title: His Station and Four Aces Date of this reproduction: Circa 1940s–1950s Subject: Dogs playing poker Frame: Brown wood Glazing: Non-glare acrylic Overall size: 18½" × 14½" × 1" Weight: Approximately 3 lbs. Condition: The artwork and acrylic are in excellent condition with no defects or noticeable wear. The wood frame shows minor age-related wear. Please review the photographs for condition details. A classic piece of Dogs Playing Poker imagery for a game room, poker room, bar, den or vintage Americana collection.