 | John Henry Walsh - Dog breeds - 1878 - 384 pages
...nose up the forehead, and ending between the ears in a crescentic curve. In the centre of this blaze there should be a clear " spot" of red, of the size of a sixpence. 10. The coat (value 10) in both varieties should be long, silky, soft, and wavy, but not curly. In... | |
 | Dogs - 1885 - 240 pages
...nose up to the forehead and ending between the ears in a crescent curve. In the center of this blaze there should be a clear "spot" of red of the size of a sixpence. The tri-color or black, white and tan, shall be known in future as the Prince Charles spaniel and should... | |
 | George O. Shields - Dogs - 1891 - 746 pages
...nose up to the forehead and ending in a crescentive curve between the ears. In the center of the blaze there should be a clear spot of red, of the size of a sixpence. The Tri-color, or Charles I. Spaniel, must have the tan of the King Charles, with markings like those... | |
 | Rawdon B. Lee - Dogs - 1894 - 526 pages
...up to the forehead, and ending between the ears in a crescentive curve. In the centre of this blaze there should be a clear ' spot ' of red, of the size of a sixpence. The tri-colour, or Charles the First Spaniel, should have the tan of the King Charles, with markings... | |
 | Wesley Mills - Dogs - 1895 - 528 pages
...nose up to forehead and ending between the ears in a crescentic curve. In the center of this blaze there should be a clear " spot " of red of the size of a sixpence. Tricolor or Charles I. spaniel : Like the last, but with black instead of red ; ears and area beneath... | |
 | Harry Woodworth Huntington - Dog breeds - 1901 - 254 pages
...up to the forehead, and ending between the ears in a crescentive curve. In the centre of this blaze there should be a clear "spot" of red of the size of a sixpence. The tri-color, or Charles the First spaniel, should have the tan of the King Charles, with markings... | |
 | William D. Drury - Dogs - 1903 - 688 pages
...extending from the nose to the forehead, and ending in a crescentive curve. In the centre of this blaze there should be a clear " spot " of red, of the size of a sixpence. SCALE OF POINTS KING CHARLES, PRINCE CHARLES, AND RUBY SPANIEI.S Symmetry, Condition, and Size ...... | |
 | Mrs. Leslie Williams - Dogs - 1904 - 124 pages
...up to the forehead, and ending between the ears in a crescentive curve. In the centre of this blaze there should be a clear " spot " of red of the size of a sixpence. The tricolour, or Charles the First Spaniel, should have the tan of the King Charles, with markings... | |
 | Dogs - 1909 - 1002 pages
...extending from the nose up the forehead, and ending between the ears in a crescentic curve. In the center of this blaze at the top of the forehead there should...a clear "spot" of red, of the size of a sixpence. The tri-color should in part have the tan of the Black and Tan, with markings like the Blenheim in... | |
 | A. Croxton Smith - Dog breeds - 1910 - 448 pages
...up to the forehead, and ending between the ears in a crescentive curve. In the centre of this blaze there should be a clear " spot " of red, of the size of a sixpence. The Tricolour, or Charles the First Spaniel, should have the tan of the King Charles, with markings... | |
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... markings, evenly distributed in large patches. The ears and cheeks should be red, with a blaze of white extending from the nose up to the forehead, and ending between the ears in a crescentive curve. In the centre of this blaze there should be a clear... 
