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German Shepherd Dog Books
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GERMAN SHEPHERD SURVEY REPORTS Vol. I
American Breed Survey, 1960, 138 pages
The American Breed Survey Society For German Shepherd Dogs, Grant Mann, Chairman, compiled and published this book. The book covers German Shepherd Dog Surveys conducted in 1958 and in 1959, and were published in 1960.
The book has 138 pages of German Shepherd survey data and photographs of prominent dogs of the day.
This was undertaken by prominant German Shepherd breeders, exhibitors, or judges, who evaluated a number of German Shepherds and publishing their evaluations of the dogs.
Copies are rare: this copy is in very clean, tight condition.
$250.00 |
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GERMAN SHEPHERD SURVEY REPORTS Vol. 2
American Breed Survey 1961, 139 pages
This book was published and formatted as the 1st edition listed above. The Vol. 2 Survey was conducted in 1960 and was published in 1961.
Copies are rare: This copy is in very clean, tight condition.
$195.00 |
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WORKING DOGS
Humphrey and Warner, 1973
An attempt to produce a strain of German Shepherds which combines working ability and beauty of conformation. This statement is from the title page of the 1934 edition, which was so scarce and difficult to obtain the book was reprinted in 1973.
Very nice, clean, tight condition.
$200.00 |
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THE GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG A Genetic History Of The Breed
Willis, 1991, 439 pages
This is an outstanding and comprehensive genetic history of the German Shepherd Dog. The book is informative, authoritative, and well illustrated both by color and black and white photographs.
The Willis book is very clean and tight, and the dust jacket is in a protective clear wrap.
$125.00. |
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THE GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG IN WORK AND PICTURE
von Stephanitz, 1923, 712 pages
Captain Max von Stephenitz authored this renown work on the German Shepherd breed. The book is loaded with photos of early German Shepherds and other breeds familiar to the flock. The book includes illustrations and, rich details about the origin and developement of the breed. This is the earliest English edition and is in very nice condition.
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THE GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG IN AMERICA
Dodge, 1936, 212 pages
Author Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge was among the foremost breeders and exhibitors of the German Shepherd Dog, and her Giralda prefix was known world-wide. Her involvement with purebred dogs and the art of the dog is legendary, as is her Morris and Essex Kennel Club show. Together with co-author Josephine Rine, this book is a fine presentation of the breed, covering many aspects and facets of the German Shepherd Dog.
Very nice condition overall.
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THE BRITISH SHEPHERD DOG MAGAZINE
Special War-Time Supplement November, 1943
This is 8 pages, and includes a few photographs/ads. Approximately 6" x 9" with standard wear to covers and chips. An uncommon offering. Magazine supplement is approximately 6" x 9".
$15.00, which includes standard USPS shipping in the USA without Delivery Confirmation receipt.
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