Old Magazine Advertisements - Whippet Breeders

[Tesa]

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As promised on another topic, here are some of the ad's I purchased on ebay. These are from the mostly from the 1940's.

This is the oldest ad.

[SIZE=14pt]1948[/SIZE]

[SIZE=14pt]1949[/SIZE]

[SIZE=14pt]1953[/SIZE]

 

[Tesa]

I have a lot more to add, so keep an eye on the thread if you are interested. It is a little time consuming scan, and downloading etc, so I may take a while. Enjoy for now. I'm off to cook OH some tea

 

[Tesa]

This is my favorite ad. OH has a friend who is a printer. We are thinking about having it reprinted as a small poster and having it mounted on board (or framed)

Just in case the typing is too small to read under Wingedfoot Shenandoah, it reads:

Here is Type from stern to stern! WINGEDFOOT SHENANDOAH (by Ch W. Marksman ex Ch W Hildegard) a daughter of the Stars indeed! this picture - absolutely untouched, was actually taken when she was winning her c.c. at Chester under the doyen of the breed - Mr Alf Rose. Look at those quarters, the backline, the natural stance, the neck, the bone, the feet, pasterns - infact - THE LOT! And THIS will be a future Wingedfoot brood bitch.

The other picture reads:

Way out on her own, Ch Wingedfoot Claire De Lune, a beautiful dog in a beautiful setting - Colewood, the home of Wingedfoots

 

[JAX]

Very interesting , thanks :huggles:

 

[BlackMoon Magic]

thank you for sharing, its very interesting!

 

[Tesa]

 

[Hula]

They are lovely and very interesting I would love to see some more )

 

[Tesa]

[SIZE=14pt]1951[/SIZE]

[SIZE=14pt]1953[/SIZE]

[SIZE=14pt]1955[/SIZE]

 

[parnew]

I have a lot more to add, so keep an eye on the thread if you are interested.  It is a little time consuming scan, and downloading etc, so I may take a while.  Enjoy for now.  I'm off to cook OH some tea

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O poor Brian........ burnt toast for dinner again :x :- " , thank god for take out (w00t) (w00t)

Good read Karen keep them coming.

 

[Tesa]

[SIZE=14pt]1953[/SIZE]

[SIZE=14pt]1954[/SIZE]

[SIZE=14pt]1954[/SIZE]

[SIZE=14pt]1957[/SIZE]

[SIZE=14pt]1960[/SIZE]

[SIZE=14pt]1963[/SIZE]

 

[rls22]

Thank you so much for posting these, it is fascinating to read them and see the whips from yester year

 

[Tesa]

Thats enough for now. If you are enjoying them, I will put more up tomorrow.

If you are having trouble reading any of the fine print let me know, and I will retype it for you.

Karen

 

[windsongwhippets]

Thoroughly enjoyed these. Yes, please put more up. What fun sseing photos of some of the dogs we've only heard about. And sometimes photos of the famous ones that haven't been seen before.

Thanks for posting them.

Carol

 

[Janet]

What a brilliant name - Tinribs Whippets! Really enjoyed looking at these.

 

[suel]

Thats enough for now.  If you are enjoying them, I will put more up tomorrow.
If you are having trouble reading any of the fine print let me know, and I will retype it for you.

Karen

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Hi there, really enjoyed these

cheers Sue

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[meddling]

Thanks for going to all this effort, they're fascinating :thumbsup:

 

[AnnSa]

Really interesting, looking forward to more :thumbsup:

 

[Happy Humber]

Thanks for posting

I have a dog here who is line bred to Ch Allways Wingedfoot Running Fox !

 

[alfie]

Thanks-these are so interesting- would love to see more! :thumbsup:

Liz and the Monellis

 

[doris]

They are great! Thanks for sharing :thumbsup: