Fox Terriers and Rats Trailer (1902)
01 January 1902 Factual 2 mins
Fox terriers kill rats in an aviary while excited spectators watch on.
Watch the official Fox Terriers and Rats 1902 trailer in HD below.
01 January 1902 Factual 2 mins
Fox terriers kill rats in an aviary while excited spectators watch on.
Watch the official Fox Terriers and Rats 1902 trailer in HD below.
Foxterrier und Ratten Trailer
France 01 January 1902
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