1907 Ad Cocker Spaniels F.G. MacIntosh Franklin PA Dog - ORIGINAL CL4 XASA3 (later changed to Analog Science

(later changed to Analog Science Fact & Fiction in 1960)

such as Laurentian Trail Riding

probably Mousehold Heath in the neighborhood of Norwhich)

Pictured in the ad is a Brownhoist crane operating at the Weirton Steel Company

This piece was illustrated by Durer

1907 Ad Cocker Spaniels F.G. MacIntosh Franklin PA Dog - ORIGINAL CL4 XASA3 (later changed to Analog ScienceThis is an original 1907 black and white print ad for F. G. MacIntosh's Cocker Spaniels. This bred of dog is one of the oldest in the world. They were often referred to by Chaucer and Shakespeare between 1342 and 1616. The dog was originally bred to drive game out of heavy brush, as well as to retrieve water fowl. It is thought that Spaniels actually played a part in the separation of England from the Catholic Church when Pope Clement VIII was bit on