Vintage Dogs

A Guidebook and Matching Game

By David Alderton

A charmingly nostalgic illustrated guidebook to the most popular breeds of dogs with an accompanying matching card game in a beautiful keep-forever box.

This stunning box package includes an 80-page illustrated guidebook full of vintage full-color illustrations by Arthur Wardle which introduces 25 of the best-known dog breeds. Each breed features breed descriptions as well as origins, physical characteristics, and temperaments. The package includes a 50-card matching memory card game featuring 25 pairs of the world's most iconic dogs, beautifully rendered in vintage illustrations. Memorize and learn about Bassets, Beagles, Golden Retrievers, Great Danes, Corgis, and various breeds of Spaniels and Terriers.

Vintage Dogs is the ideal gift for adults and children alike, dog owners, dog lovers, those considering dog ownership, or anyone looking for a fun, educational game to play with friends and family.

  • Two Gifts in One Beautiful Box: An 80-page illustrated guidebook paired with a 50-card matching memory game means you get a keepsake read and a playable activity in a single package.
  • Fun for the Whole Family: The simple matching gameplay makes it easy for kids, adults, and multiple generations to enjoy together
  • A Thoughtful Gift for any Dog Lover: Whether it's for a longtime owner, someone considering getting a dog, or just an enthusiast, Vintage Dogs hits the mark
  • Stunning Vintage Artwork Throughout: Full-color illustrations by Arthur Wardle 
     
In Stock
$39.99 RRP
ISBN
9781958417829
Publish date
29 April 2025
Format
Other
Page count
80
Weight
560 grams
Dimensions
210 x 160 mm

About the author

David Alderton is a writer and podcaster specialising in dogs and other pets whose books have sold over 7 million copies worldwide in 31 languages. His previous publications include the best-selling Eyewitness Handbook: Dogs, The Dog Selector, The Dog Decoder and Dogs. David has been awarded the prestigious Maxwell Medallion by the Dog Writers Association of America, and his television credits include Thank You, Mr Cruft, celebrating the centenary of the world-famous dog show. He has also acted as a consultant on dog-related programs produced by Discovery and National Geographic.

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