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Here's part of my pack of Nippers. Can you see the little guy that is wondering if he belongs? Show us your Nippers. Jerry

Heres my Nipper, but his name is Sarge. My 24 hour a day companion.

Sarge looks like on alert companion. Jerry

I told them not to look at the camera. There is always one in the pack that won't follow instructions. Jerry

Here's my (real life) Nipper.

Since I don't have any inanimate nippers, here is my confused little nipper:

Hi Jerry and Nipper Fans,

Yes, Nipper is very much alive and well. He is the one icon that not only is sought after by collectors, but by music lovers in general. There are always more Nippers than meets the eye. After publishing two volumes of Nipper Collectibles containing over 1850 Nipper items, we are amazed that we have obtained enough additional Nipper collectibles to produce another 300 pages. After 115 years, Francis Barraud's bull terrier mut immortalized in his painting continues to inspire. Let us know if you have any Nipper items that not found in Vol. I or Vol. II.

We hope to see collectors at the Grayslake Antique Market accenting Phonographs held September 13 & 14th at the Lake County Fairground, Grayslake Ill. APS and WIMAPS members will have records and phonographs to sell.

Happy collecting to all, we really enjoy the Forum.

Robin & Joan

this is my nipper
by the way her name realy is nipper
as you can see this nipper is rather more digital every time that i walk away from my pc i will find her richt infront of the screen when i come back