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Archives for February 2019

JAMES CAGNEY AND CHOWS

  Here was a special discovery I made doing a search for an entirely different subject and came across this original 1936 photo (above) for sale.  Needless to say I purchased it immediately which sent me off on a hunt for more information about James Cagney, his wife and their beloved Chow Reddy. His wedding […]

ARTICLE- 1929 Ginger Hill Chow Kennels of Mr. and Mrs Davies – with photos

This  1929 Baltmore newspaper article was an incredible find, as the Ginger Hill Kennel was one mentioned numerous times in show win results and they also created many ads in magazines for puppies and stud service, yet there has been little written about Mr and Mrs Davies and their breeding program. Enjoy!! READ MORE ON […]

RESTORATION – 1927 Dog Grooming shop with a Chow being pampered

Today I was asked if there were any dog  groomers back in the early days of Chows in America and this wonderful 8×10 photo I have in my private collection immediately came to mind.  The motor on the arm most likely powers an electric clippers…..much like my dremel drill motor I use today.     Using that huge […]

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