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Dolly & the Wexlers

1 pp 1977

Wexler children and adult in flatbed carriage or cart drawn by a horse, Dolly. In the background is small building, probably a barn.

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Donkey stallion owned by Mrs. Patton - sire of Dominico II

1 pp 1946

Joan Egleston Appleton (1912-2006) stands in a grassy area just behind a donkey. The donkey wears decorative tack, including a large tuft of plumes or feathers attached to its head and back. The donkey is harnessed to a small wooden cart with large wheels, both of which are elaborately painted. Other figures can be seen at the top of a grassy slope, along with what appears to be the black hood of a carriage.

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Dora

1 pp 1946

Doris B. Egleston stands with her hands clasped by an unpaved road. Behind her is a large field and trees.

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F. R. Appleton, Jr. and Coastal Fox. Merry Christmas, 1951

1 pp 1951

Appleton Farms Christmas card with photographic print depicting Francis R. Appleton, Jr. (1885-1974) in riding boots holding a long rein that is attached to a horse jumping over a training bar. Additional text on item: Appleton Farms, Ipswich, Mass., November 1950 Coastal Fox a Chestnut Thoroughbred foaled in Ireland 1947 Sire -- Coastal Traffic by Hyperion Ex Rose of England Dam -- Pretty Helen by St. Louis Ex Ecila's Sister.

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F. R. Appleton, Jr. and Coastal Fox. Merry Christmas,1950

1 pp 1950

Appleton Farms Christmas card with photographic print of Francis R. Appleton, Jr. (1885-1974) in riding attire and training a horse using a long rein. Appleton and the horse are in a large field with a white house behind them. Also visible are three unidentified people with other horses by a fence. Additional information on item: Appleton Farms, Ipswich, Mass., November 1950 Coastal Fox a Chestnut Thoroughbred foaled in Ireland 1947 Arrived in U.S.A. July 1950 Sire -- Coastal Traffic by Hyperion Ex Rose of England Dam -- Pretty Helen by St. Louis Ex Ecila's Sister

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F. R. Appleton, Jr., on Orme's Head. Merry Christmas, 1949

1 pp 1949

Christmas card with photographic print of Francis R. Appleton, Jr. (1885-1974) on horseback with four hunting dogs on the far side of the horse. Horse and hounds are in a field with a split rail fence. A large open field with distant bordering woods is in the background. Additional caption with item: From the painting by F. B. Voss, done in the winter of 1928, on the estate of Mr. Bronson Winthrop, at Syosset, Long Island. Orme's Head A Bay Thoroughbred foaled in Virginia 1913, died 1935 at Ipswich, Mass. Meadow Brook Hounds from left to right are Blankney Wild Boy, Blankney Ruler, Blanknew Harkaway and Mr. Curre's Factor.

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F. R. Appleton, Jr., on St. Pride. Merry Christmas, 1953

1 pp 1953

Appleton Farms Christmas card with photographic print of Francis R. Appleton, Jr. (1885-1974) in riding attire and top hat on horseback. Behind him are other riders and a pack of hounds. Additional information on item: From the painting by George Wright, done in 1942 St. Pride a Bay Thoroughbred foaled in Ireland 1933 Sire -- St. Donagh by Roi Herode. Dam -- Minikin's Pride Arrive U.S.A. 1936, died 1952 at Ipswich, Mass.

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Four dogs pose on a shady lawn next to an area enclosed with posts and what appears to be chicken wire

1 pp 1946

Four dogs on a shady lawn next to an enclosed area. The dogs include a light-colored greyhound, two Yorkshire Terriers, and a curly-haired dog. In the background stands a large, light-colored house with dark shutters with a porch on one side.

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From Lt. Colonel J. Hume Dudgeon, O.B.E., M.C., Riding Establishment, Merville Booterstown, CO. Dublin.

1 pp 1951

A typed letter from Lieutenant Colonel J. Hume Dudgeon, O.B.E., M.C., of the Riding Establishment in Merville, Booterstown, County Dublin, Ireland, to Francis R. Appleton, Jr. (1885-1974) dated January 1, 1951. Dudgeon thanks "Mr. Appleton" for his letter and card, which the letter suggests is a photograph of a horse undergoing long rein training, and commends him on both the horse and photography. In a handwritten addition to the letter, Dudgeon informs Appleton that the Riding Establishment has a horse of a Mrs. or Miss Grant Forbes.

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