The file comprises press and magazine cuttings, 1816-1993, including a scrapbook of articles by Captain H.E. Hobbs and others on assorted canine subjects, 1934-1947, 1969, and a number of cuttings, some of which discuss the uses of dog fur and skins, 1930, 1936, 1957; further subjects include Australian dogs and control of the dingo population, 1905-1955.
Papers, 1950, relevant to publication of The Cocker Spaniel Handbook, 1951.
Newspaper and magazine articles,
The series comprises whole issues, individual pages, scrap books and loose cuttings of newspapers and magazines, 1816-1993, covering the biology of breeding, breed types, care, welfare, training, dog-loving celebrities, showing, clubs, animal photography, dogs and the law, working dogs, terriers, spaniels, anecdotes and a few, non-canine topics.
Papers relevant to the publication of The Shetland Sheepdog Handbook, 1958.
Papers, 1947-1960, relevant to the publication of The Miniature Poodle Handbook, 1960, and a later letter about a celebrity poodle in New Zealand, 1963.
The file contains descriptions of paintings which may have originated from Hafod mansion, Cardiganshire, with a view to their valuation and sale.
The series comprises mainly printed pamphlets and circulars, in some cases accompanied by relevant letters and press cuttings, concerning British and foreign dog shows, 1901-1979, administration of the Kennel Club and individual breed clubs, 1931-1997, and advertisments for books, journals and postcards, 1934-1987. Additional material includes obituaries and tributes to Doggie Hubbard, 2000 and 2003.
Kennel Club
Papers relating to Australian culture,
The series comprises handwritten notes, a printed radio script on Aborigines, other published leaflets and press cuttings, 1953-1956, mainly relating to the commemoration of historical events, Australian customs, employment conditions, dialect and tourist attractions.
Letters and notes concerning a television series, Top Dogs.
'Parson Russell and his terriers',
The series comprises letters received by Ettie May Duckmanton (née Hubbard), 1906-1947, 1963, Clifford Hubbard, 1950-1959 and Margaret Hubbard, 1886, 1901-1904, 1924, from each other, from other members of the family, friends and official institutions on matters affecting the family, together with occasional printed booklets, bills and press cuttings.
The group comprises papers concerned with publication of Hubbard's own books and articles, 1862-1988, his editorial work for other authors, 1896-1972, broadcasting, 1949-1958, research on canine topics, [post-1786]-1995, papers deriving from his sojourn in Australia, 1953-1958, and work-related letters, 1948-1995. Additional material includes obituaries and tributes to Doggie Hubbard, 2000 and 2003.