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Post details: Crystal Palace Kennel Club Show

02/16/09

01:20:47 pm, by

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Categories: Arts And Culture, Wordless Wednesday, British History

Crystal Palace Kennel Club Show

I came across this vintage poster of a dog show from 1913, and wanted to share it with you. Something about this ad is very appealing to me, and I think it would make a great full sized poster for a variety of rooms or decor. Currently we have several vintage French ads that hang in our kitchen, and I will make a note to share them on this blog in the near future.

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Comment from: saint3 [Visitor]

· http://saint3zero.blogspot.com/

that a nice one!

Permalink 02/16/09 @ 20:58

Comment from: jams o donnell [Visitor]

· http://thepoormouth.blogspot.com/

Wonderful. That would grace any wall

Permalink 02/17/09 @ 15:36

Comment from: Salihah [Visitor]

· http://findingsalihah.blogspot.com

Hi Sue! Thanks for visiting my blog. I get excited about that hyena sort of article as well...actually I have a whole shelf of archeology books and love getting lost in them over a rainy day. History is delicious!

Permalink 02/17/09 @ 18:02

Comment from: SandyCarlson [Visitor]

· http://slchome.blogspot.com

She hsa a tender look in her face. And the curve in her arm suggests gentleness.

Permalink 02/17/09 @ 20:21

Comment from: Lori [Visitor]

· http://www.singleparentsunite.blogspot.com

Very cool...I love that old stuff. Happy WW:)

Permalink 02/17/09 @ 21:48

Comment from: Teena in Toronto [Visitor]

· http://www.purple4mee.com

Is that Toronto's Crystal Palace?

I live near where it used to be.

Permalink 02/28/09 @ 15:48

Comment from: nf [Visitor]

I thought Toronto's Crystal Palace was replaced in 1907.

Permalink 03/13/09 @ 16:56

Comment from: Admin [Member]

· http://pastyme.uppercanadianheritage.com/

This poster is from the UK Hope this helps :)

Permalink 03/13/09 @ 17:37

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