Postcard from France, circa 1910.

(Photo page 10 by Steve Eltinge)

Joe Mallen with The Great Bomber competing at a pre-war show about 1937 in Staffordshire, England. Bill Boyland judging.

(Photo page 12 courtesy JFG album)

Brown Jack.

The next four clippings are labeled: EARLY STAFFORDS FROM THE JFG ALBUMS - These clippings appear in the second of John F. Gordon’s six personal albums under the caption “Magazine photos of early Staffordshires.”

(Photo page 14 courtesy JFG album)

Togo.

(Photo page 14 courtesy JFG album)

Emden Camille.

(Photo page 15 courtesy JFG album)

Brindle Bill.

Brindle Bill, above, was a son of M-Line founder Brindle Mick and the vector of intense war-time inbreeding by Jack Altoft. From that effort came Ch. Goldwyn’s Leading Lad followed by Ch Eastaff Danom and myriad descendants.

(Photo page 15 courtesy JFG album)

Vic Pounds and Castlebanks Bomber (Monty).

(Photo page 16 courtesy JFG album)

Pat the Boy.

(Photo page 17 ourtesy JFG album)