Shotgun Collection (page 5)

This shooting suit, in green, brown, gold and black check scottish cheviot, has single-breasted lapels with collar buttoning across top. Cuffs are single buttoned and flared

Housekeeper Turned Gamekeeper! Diane Siebart must be Britains prettiest gamekeeper as any would-be poachers at the 40 acre estate near Basingstoke will soon find out if they re rash enough to

Woman at home with her husband shooting in their garden at home at Branley in Surrey. November 1952 C5808-001

Comedian Jack Douglas (42) takes his guns with him wherever he travels, all over England, for he has a total of 4, 000 acres rough shooting right, so that wherever he may be working

Duck Shooting, ca. 1825. Creator: Henry Thomas Alken
Duck Shooting, ca. 1825

Grouse Shooting, ca. 1825. Creator: Henry Thomas Alken
Grouse Shooting, ca. 1825

Duck Shooting in Winter, ca. 1825. Creator: Henry Thomas Alken
Duck Shooting in Winter, ca. 1825

Portrait of a Sportsman with His Son, 1779. Creator: Francis Wheatley
Portrait of a Sportsman with His Son; A Sportsman with his Son and Dogs, 1779

Double-Barreled Flintlock Shotgun, French, Versailles, dated 1801

Double-Barreled Percussion Shotgun, French, Paris, dated 1854

Graham Hill Photo Shoot, England, 1968
R-L: Graham Hill (GBR) Lotus, and son Damon Hill (GBR) on a clay pigeon shoot. Graham Hill Photo Shoot, England, 1968

The Climb, from the series Hunting Scenes, 1829. Creator: Alexandre Gabriel Decamps
The Climb, from the series Hunting Scenes, 1829

Hunting in the Field, from the series Hunting Scenes, 1829

[Hunter with Hare], 1850-55. Creator: Unknown
[Hunter with Hare], 1850-55

The Old Gamekeeper, ca. 1844. Creator: Possibly by David Kinnebrook
The Old Gamekeeper, ca. 1844

Shotgun with outside spring. Antonio Larranaga en Eibar (19th c.). SPAIN. Vitoria. Museum of the Armeria (armoury)

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Poacher with gun and dog, Cambridgeshire fens
A male poacher waits on the riverbank with a shotgun and his spaniel gundog. Part of a feature on poaching in the Cambridgeshire fens for YOU Magazine Date: 1992

David Livingstones gun
An auctioneer with David Livingstones gun when it came up for sale at an auction room in Staffordshire. Livingstone took the Hollis and Son gun to Africa and it was repaired there

John Holt Esqr. c1835. Creator: R Roffe
John Holt Esqr. c1835. Portrait of a sportsman holding a shotgun

His Majesty King Edward VII, 1901. Creator: Unknown
His Majesty King Edward VII, 1901. King Edward VII (1841-1910) shooting on the royal estates at Balmoral in Scotland. From " The Illustrated London News Record of the Glorious Reign of Queen

RAF personnel learning to fire guns during the Second World War, 1941. Creator: Charles Brown
RAF personnel learning to fire guns during the Second World War, 1941. Clay pigeon shooting was found in the war of 1914-18 to be a great help in the training of air gunners

Lieutenant F Brugmann, 1911. Creator: Unknown
Lieutenant F Brugmann, 1911. Studio portrait of a man sitting on a shooting stick in front of a painted backdrop of trees. He is dressed for hunting in a tweed suit, with shotgun and gundog

The Sportsman, 1827. Creator: Unknown
The Sportsman, 1827. Hunter with his gun over his shoulder, leading his horse as his dogs trot beside him. [S. & J. Fuller, London, 1827

His Girl, The Sportsmans Duck. Creator: Victor Venner
His Girl, The Sportsmans Duck

Chasses a Tir, Battue en Foret, mid 19th century. Creator: F Grenier
Chasses a Tir, Battue en Foret, mid 19th century. Hunters in the woods with dogs. One shoots at a fox breaking cover

Shooting scene, 1813. Creator: Unknown
Cambridge, 1813. Incompetent hunter with gun pursuing a bird, as lead shot spills out of his pocket. Cows scatter in the distance. [W D Jones, Repository of Arts, Market Hill, Cambridge, 1813]

Mr. Jogglebury Crowdey with his dog and his gun, c1860s. Creator: John Leech
Mr. Jogglebury Crowdey with his dog and his gun, c1860s. Humorous scene: two men, one with smoking shotgun, and dog chasing a rabbit

Der Sonntagsjager, mid-late 19th century, (c1924). Creator: Carl Spitzweg
Der Sonntagsjager, mid-late 19th century, (c1924). The Sunday hunter. Sketches of men with shotguns. From " Die gute alte Zeit: Zeichnungen von Karl Spitzweg"

Pheasant-Shooting, (1924). Creator: Unknown
Pheasant-Shooting, (1924). Hunting pheasants with dogs in the countryside. No.19 in a series of 25 Old Sporting Prints Cigarette Cards. After Samuel Howitt. [John Player & Sons, 1924]

Duck-Shooting, (1924). Creator: Unknown
Duck-Shooting, (1924). Shooting ducks in marshland with dogs. No.5 in a series of 25 Old Sporting Prints Cigarette Cards. After Samuel Howitt. [John Player & Sons, 1924]

Grouse-Shooting, (1924). Creator: Unknown
Grouse-Shooting, (1924). Shooting grouse on horseback. No.11 in a series of 25 Old Sporting Prints Cigarette Cards. After Samuel Howitt. [John Player & Sons, 1924]

Woodcock-Shooting, (1924). Creator: Unknown
Woodcock-Shooting, (1924). Hunter with gun and dogs. No.25 in a series of 25 Old Sporting Prints Cigarette Cards. After Samuel Howitt. [John Player & Sons, 1924]

Partridge-Shooting, (1924). Creator: Unknown
Partridge-Shooting, (1924). Shooting partridges in the countryside with dogs. No.17 in a series of 25 Old Sporting Prints Cigarette Cards. After Samuel Howitt. [John Player & Sons, 1924]

Huckleberry Finn, 1884, (c1950). Creator: Edward Windsor Kemble
Huckleberry Finn, 1884, (c1950). Character from The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, and Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain: Huck Finn, the motherless, fatherless waif

Cockney Sportsmen Finding, Part 1. Morning, 1800. Three cits discovering a hare crouching by a tree and discussing ways of killing it

Cockney-sportsmen re-charging, 1800. Artist: James Gillray
Cockney-sportsmen re-charging, 1800. A young cit standing legs astride negligently using a ramrod. His companion is leaning against a fence gnawing chicken voraciously

Cockney-sportsmen shooting flying, 1800. Artist: James Gillray
Cockney-sportsmen shooting flying, 1800. A young cit leaping a low paling, firing at a flight of birds, whilst his fat friend, checked by a low stile, is trying to catch his hat

Shooting party with a 1928 Talbot 14 / 45. Artist: Bill Brunell
Talbot 14/45 1928 1665 cc. Vehicle Reg. No. XV3542.. Place:

Shooting party. Artist: Bill Brunell
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The Gamekeeper, from Four and Twenty Toilers, pub. 1900 (colour lithograph). accompanies verse by E.V. Lucas (Edward Verrall Lucas) (1868 – 1938);

Life In The Woods, Returning to Camp, pub. 1860, Currier & Ives (Colour Lithograph)

Wild Duck Shooting, A Good Days Sport, pub. 1852, Currier & Ives (Colour Lithograph)

Edward VII, King of the United Kingdom, 1901. Artist: Samuel Begg
Edward VII, King of the United Kingdom, 1901. Before his accession to the throne in 1901, Edward (1841-1910) held the title of Prince of Wales

Portrait of Count Nikita Ivanovich Panin (1718-1783), Second Half of the 18th century. Artist: Anonymous
Portrait of Count Nikita Ivanovich Panin (1718-1783), Second Half of the 18th century. Found in the collection of State Hermitage, St. Petersburg

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"Shotgun: A Powerful Perspective on History and Culture" Step into the world of "shotgun, " where a single word encompasses a multitude of stories, symbols, and moments frozen in time. From Hogarth's satirical take on false perspective to Du Pont's smokeless shotgun powder revolutionizing the industry, this caption explores the diverse facets of this iconic weapon. In England, a gamekeeper takes aim with his loyal canine companion by his side, showcasing the timeless bond between man and dog. Meanwhile, an exquisite side-by-side 12 bore shotgun crafted by skilled hands stands as a testament to craftsmanship and tradition. The Hatfields clan poses for a photograph in 1899, their rugged demeanor hinting at tales of feuds and frontier justice. Juxtaposed against this is an advertisement for J D Larkin & Co soap from Buffalo, New York—a reminder that even amidst gunpowder residue, cleanliness remains essential. Venturing beyond borders brings us face-to-face with Maharajah Dulip Singh from The Kingdom of Punjab—an unexpected connection between royalty and weaponry. Frederic Remington's evocative painting "The Parley" transports us to untamed landscapes where shotguns were tools for survival. Calamity Jane emerges from history's shadows—her oil-covered photograph capturing her fierce spirit that defied societal norms. In another scene depicted through illustration lies crime—a man fired upon from a car window while fedora-clad witnesses watch in shock; it serves as a chilling reminder of the dark underbelly lurking beneath civilization's facade. A sheriff removing criminals' boots signifies law enforcement grappling with violence head-on—a symbol both powerful and sobering. Finally, Rudyard Kipling's words accompany September shooting scenes—an almanac celebrating sportsmanship intertwined with nature’s beauty. Through these glimpses into artistry, culture clashes, legends born or shattered—the essence of "shotgun" transcends its mere physicality.