Fido Collection

One for Fido by Cecil Aldin - throwing snowballs
A woman dressed in a brilliant red dress, hat and black cloak contrasts dramatically with a snowy landscape as she throws snowballs for her pet spaniels. 1899

Tittums and Fido (colour litho)
5223275 Tittums and Fido (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Tittums and Fido. Illustration for The Poll-Parrot Picture Book (George Routledge, c 1880)

Fido must not go (colour litho)
3101609 Fido must not go (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Fido must not go)

Tittums and Fido (colour litho)
5223271 Tittums and Fido (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Tittums and Fido. Illustration for The Poll-Parrot Picture Book (George Routledge, c 1880)

Dogs dressed as a romantic couple (colour litho)
5999971 Dogs dressed as a romantic couple (colour litho) by Browne, Tom (1872-1910); Private Collection; (add.info.: Dogs dressed as a romantic couple)

Fred and Fido (engraving)
3625227 Fred and Fido (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Fred and Fido. Illustration for Chatterbox (1879). Digitally cleaned image.); © Look and Learn

Tittums and Fido (colour litho)
5223274 Tittums and Fido (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Tittums and Fido. Illustration for The Poll-Parrot Picture Book (George Routledge, c 1880)

Tittums and Fido (colour litho)
5223272 Tittums and Fido (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Tittums and Fido. Illustration for The Poll-Parrot Picture Book (George Routledge, c 1880)

Jump to The use of FIDO - Fog Investigation and Dispersal Operation (FIDO) (which was sometimes referred to as " Fog Intense Dispersal Operation" or " Fog)

Music cover, Wheres Fido, One Step by Norman Kennedy. 1919

Peoples House. Fido the dog guards the entrance to the Peoples House - the Houses of parliament. Women with banners ask to be let in but Fido Asquith refuses, No

Dogs doing their wartime duty, WW1
Dogs doing their wartime duty in the early weeks of the First World War. No longer a life of idleness -- Fido the Fop has had his day, and Trusty Tim comes into his own

Girl and Dog 1867
Victorian girl welcomes her spaniel, Fido. Date: 1867

Kitty Discards Crinoline
Forced to her senses Kitty abandons extremes of fashion to preserve her love with the long-suffering Adolphus, who with Fido the dog trample the collapsed hoops in triumph

Inflated Crinoline
Kittys cage crinoline is apt to inflate on windy days and carry her off like a balloon striking fear and panic into her, her intended Adolphus and pet dog Fido

Crinoline Hampers Walk
Kitty & Adolphus attempt a country walk but her fashionable silhouette creates yet another barrier between them & happiness. Fido, her dog makes a break for freedom

Kitty Admires Herself
Kitty admires her new figure in a mirror too narrow for her dimensions. Fido the dog is startled while Adolphus shields his despair with a handkerchief

Girl and Dog
A smal girl says goodnight to Fido before going to bed beneath her McLintocks Russian Down Quilt

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"Fido: A Timeless Companion" From Tittums and Fido's playful litho to dogs dressed as a romantic couple, it has always been an endearing presence in our lives. Whether it's Fred and Fido captured in an enchanting engraving or the mischievous antics of Tittums and Fido depicted multiple times, this loyal friend has left pawprints on our hearts. In Cecil Aldin's artwork titled "One for Fido, " we witness the joyous moment of throwing snowballs with our furry companion. The music cover for "Where's Fido, One Step" reminds us of the fun-filled moments shared while dancing to lively tunes with our four-legged friends. But beyond these heartwarming depictions lies a deeper significance. In the midst of war, even dogs like Fido played their part dutifully. They stood beside soldiers during World War I, faithfully performing their wartime duties alongside their human counterparts. Jumping forward in time, we encounter another use of the name "FIDO. " Here it refers to Fog Investigation and Dispersal Operation - a groundbreaking technique that aided pilots by clearing foggy runways during aviation operations. Through various forms and contexts, one thing remains constant: Fido is more than just a pet; they are family. Their unwavering loyalty brings comfort during difficult times and adds joy to everyday life. From lithos capturing tender moments to engravings showcasing timeless companionship, these artistic representations remind us why we cherish our beloved canines so deeply. So whether you're admiring Tittums and Fido's colorful litho or pondering over Fred and Fido's engraved bond, let us celebrate all those faithful companions named "Fido" who have touched our lives throughout history – from playful pets to heroes standing tall amidst chaos – they truly deserve a special place in every dog lover's heart.