Kentucky Bred. A Celebration of Thoroughbred Breeding

Includes: -(3) Cattaraugus: (2) CM-11 folders, FH-3 English Jack -(2) Hen & Rooster: Deer Stag Trapper, Kentucky Thoroughbred Trapper -Trestle Pine Knives: Grand Portage -(2) Zwilling J.A. Henckel

A good war-date Confederate officer's letter, 1p. 4to., written by Major John Rodes Viley (1821-1880 a famed Kentucky thoroughbred breeder), Atlanta, Ga., July 11, 1864 to Major General John Breckinri

Vintage Old Ironsides Polo Field yard sign 31x56", Louis Claude framed mid century polo etching 21x27", vintage canvas polo ball bag, Framed Admiral print, Famous Kentucky thoroughbred 15x15.5" Condit

Wild Horses, Elwyn Harley Edwards and Thoroughbred A Celebration of the Breed by Billy Reed, Photography by John Denny Ashley. Good overall as pictured.

Al. G. Field Greater Minstrels. Gov. Bowen – He Was Bred in Kentucky. Chicago: National Ptg., ca. 1910s. Color lithograph portraying in exaggerated size the minstrel Grosvenor Bowen, also known as �

She was Bred in Kentucky, sung by: Mr. A. C. Campbell Condition is good with a divot at 5 O'clock. See photos.

SST. It has fair color and gloss. It shows wear, paint loss, discoloration, and bends/dents throughout. It has a great look to it and is a nice example of early advertising. Measures: 27.5"x37.25" Rat

GREEN RIVER WHISKEY SHE WAS BRED IN OLD KENTUCKY CELLULOID ADVERTISING POCKET MIRROR. LIGHT WEAR TO SURFACE AND EDGES.

1899 "She was Bred in Old Kentucky" print 36x30

Oil on canvas Signed, inscribed.Illustrated:Richard Stone Reeves, Crown Jewels of Thoroughbred Racing, Lexington, Kentucky: The Blood-Horse Inc., 1997, page 109.This work also appears on the cover of

McCulloch Distillery Owensboro, KY, "She Was Bred in Old Kentucky". C. 1899. Tin lithograph. 23" x 33".

"She Was Bred in Old Kentucky"; litho tin; restoration in-painting, mostly in tree, brick and pants; Dia.-24", G

[Sporting] [Edwards, Lionel] Fawcett, William Thoroughbred and Hunter: Their Breeding, Training & Management from Foalhood to Maturity London: Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1934. First and limited edition, #

Obverse: "She Was / Bred / In Old / Kentucky" (image of man pointing to horse with sack labelled "Green River"). Reverse: "Used For the Past 12 Years By The U.S. Marine Hospital Service / Highest Awar

Original Green River Whiskey advertising print "SHE WAS BRED IN OLD KENTUCKY" (Copyright 1899 / OWNED BY J. W. McCulloch / Owensboro, K.Y.). 16 1/2" x 22".

Vintage "Green Whiskey" advertising chromolithograph, depicting an aging man with his old horse, titled "She Was Bred In Old Kentucky". Marked along bottom of print "Copyright 1899. Owned by J.M. McCu

(SPORTS--HORSE RACING.) Stud broadside for "The Thorough-Bred Trotting Stallion Dick Thunderbolt!" Illustrated broadside, 27¼ x 21¼ inches, printed in red and black; moderate foxing and wrin

Translated from French by C. B. Touchstone. "History of Celebrated English and French Thorough-bred Stallions and French mares which appeared on the turf from 1764 to 1887." Pedigree, description, and

By Edward Bowen published by Eclipse Press Lexington, Kentucky. Very good well cared for condition throughout.

American Races Horses. 1943. A Review of the Breeding and The Performances of the Outstanding Thoroughbreds of the Year Engage in Racing, Steeplechasing and Hunt Races. Horses. Hervey, John. The Sagam

Tin lithograph advertisement sign for Green River Whiskey, by J.W. McCulloch of Owensboro, Kentucky. Depicting an old man with a horse and a jug of Green River Whiskey. The sign reads "She Was Bred in

PAIR OF UNIQUE MID MOD LUCITE LUCKY HORSESHOE THOROUGHBRED HORSE QUEEN PLATE BOOKENDS EQUESTRIAN HORSES TROTTERS PONIES KENTUCKY DERBY WELLINGTON HOME DECOR -6" X 5" EACH APPROX-VERY GOOD VINTAGE COND

American Saddle Bred (small chip on tip of ear); American Thoroughbred; The Tennessee Walking Horse; The Arabian; The Appaloosa. All 1978 editions. All approx. 9" high

James Seymour (London 1702-1752) A brown thoroughbred, traditionally identified as 'Spanking Roger', held by a groom before an extensive landscape signed with initials and dated 'J.S.,/ 1745' (lower l