Irish Terrier

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Irish Terrier

Irish Terrier
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Crate (Walter Comstocks) - Dog: Crate (~1891) (Walter Comstock's)

Images of the historical Irish Terrier dog Crate

Crate, from the October 31st 1891 Fanciers' journal

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