Fakes, Seconds, Copies and Loo...
Fakes Fakes are intended to deceive you into thinking they are something they are not. For the collector of porcelain dogs, this will...
read moreFakes Fakes are intended to deceive you into thinking they are something they are not. For the collector of porcelain dogs, this will...
read morecontinued from issue 56 “Tales from Everywhere” is a collection of folk and fairy stories from around the world published in 1975 by...
read moreJanet and Anne Graham Johnstone were identical twin sisters who illustrated children’s books prolifically during their long careers...
read moreCollecting authentic models of your particular Spitz breed is easy enough if you confine yourself to modern breed representations,...
read moreThe story of the Musicians of Bremen (or Bremen Town Musicians) is an old one, familiar from the Brothers Grimm collection of folk...
read moreAnyone starting a collection of old artist’s postcards of dogs will soon come across the name of Carl Reichert. His detailed...
read moreBOOKS BEFORE 1945 The Musicians of Bremen has all the elements you need in a tale – pathos, humour, cruelty and kindness,...
read moreThe illustrations to the Bremen Musicians tale discussed so far have all been taken from Grimm collections. Although discrete...
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