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Winner of four firsts and the best in his class at the Westminster show in New York, Wolfox's Maesgwynne Ifan, owned by Colonel Phillips of Oshawa, is(...)
Winner of four firsts and the best in his class at the Westminster show in New York, Wolfox's Maesgwynne Ifan, owned by Colonel Phillips of Oshawa, is(...)

Winner of four firsts and the best in his class at the Westminster show in New York, Wolfox's Maesgwynne Ifan, owned by Colonel Phillips of Oshawa, is(...)

Date5/20/1939
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Original Toronto Star caption: Winner of four firsts and the best in his class at the Westminster show in New York; Wolfox's Maesgwynne Ifan; owned by Colonel Phillips of Oshawa; is the best Pembroke Corgi in North America. [Incomplete]
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
    Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
    Object NumberTSPA_0124112F
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