Wishbone Collection

Turkey and Wishbone
Eat hearty - let the daye be your excuse - an invitation to Thanksgiving over- indulgence on the fourth Thursday in November

1969 Dutch Grand Prix
Zandvoort, Holland. 19-21 June 1969. Jackie Stewart, Matra MS84 Ford, in practice. Ref: 69HOL05. World Copyright: LAT Photographic

Pulling the Wishbone
Pulling a wishbone to see who will come away with the larger part and the corresponding wish

1968 Belgian Grand Prix
Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium. 7-9 June 1968. Brian Redman (Cooper T86B BRM) about to crash at Les Combes due to front suspension damage

Tulip and Possum
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1969 Dutch Grand Prix
Zandvoort, Holland. 19-21 June 1969. Graham Hill, Lotus 63 Ford, in practice. Ref: 69HOL04. World Copyright: LAT Photographic

Thanksgiving-Day in the Army - After dinner: The WishBone, from Harpers Weekly
2962086 Thanksgiving-Day in the Army - After dinner: The WishBone, from Harpers Weekly, pub. 1864(engraving) by Homer, Winslow (1836-1910); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; American

Thanksgiving Day in the Army - After Dinner: The Wish-Bone (Harpers Weekly, Vol. VIII), December 3, 1864

SYMBOLS: GOOD LUCK. Various symbols of good luck

Using fingers to remove wishbone from chicken, close-up

Two diners pull a wishbone rather too energetically much to the amazement (or annoyance) of their waitress. Chicken, plates

Thanksgiving Day Army Dinner Wish-Bone Drawn
Artokoloro

USA, California, San Diego. Wishbone wildflowers in Rattlesnake Canyon. Credit as: Christopher Talbot Frank / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

Couple pulling wishbone in studio, (B&W), close-up, portrait

Wish For Peace
circa 1862: Two soldiers break a wishbone after a Thanksgiving dinner during the Civil War, both of them hoping for peace. (Photo by Three Lions/Getty Images)

Couple pulling wish bone in studio, (B&W), portrait

Using sharp knife to expose wishbone of chicken, close-up

Using poultry shears to cut wishbone from chicken

The Humorist Christmas Number
Two diners pull a wishbone rather too energetically much to the amazement (or annoyance) of their waitress. Chicken, plates

Toyota TF106 Launch: TF106 front suspension and wishbone detail
TF106 front suspension and wishbone detail. Toyota TF106 Launch, France, 14 January 2006. DIGITAL IMAGE

Toyota TF106 Launch: TF106 rear suspension and wishbone detail
TF106 rear suspension and wishbone detail. Toyota TF106 Launch, France, 14 January 2006. DIGITAL IMAGE

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"Unleashing Wishes: Exploring the Fascinating Tale of Wishbone" Have you ever wondered about the intriguing origins and diverse meanings behind the simple wishbone? This captivating symbol has woven its way into various aspects of our lives, from Thanksgiving traditions to thrilling Grand Prix races. Let's embark on a journey through time and discover the enchanting stories surrounding wishbones. Dating back centuries, one popular tale links wishbones to ancient Turkey. Legend has it that people believed turkeys possessed magical powers, with their furcula or "wishbone" holding special significance. The act of pulling apart this bone became a ritualistic practice to determine good fortune. Fast forward to 1969 Dutch Grand Prix, where drivers battled fiercely for victory. Just like two diners energetically tugging at a wishbone, these racers pushed themselves beyond limits in pursuit of glory on the track. Meanwhile, across oceans and continents during Thanksgiving-Day in the Army, soldiers gathered after dinner to partake in an age-old tradition – breaking the wishbone. As depicted in Harpers Weekly illustrations, camaraderie filled the air as they eagerly anticipated their wishes coming true. In another corner of history lies an Edwardian thanksgiving postcard featuring a child wearing a chef's hat while grasping onto a turkey-shaped wishbone. Symbolizing good luck and prosperity, this image beautifully captures how cultures intertwine symbols with celebrations. Nature too holds its own interpretation of wishbones; California's Rattlesnake Canyon boasts vibrant wildflowers known as "Wishbone. " These delicate blooms serve as reminders that even amidst rugged landscapes, beauty can flourish. Not only confined to festive occasions or flora-filled landscapes but also within high-speed realms like Formula One racing circuits such as 1968 Belgian Grand Prix - where drivers' determination mirrored those who pull at life's metaphorical wishbones hoping for triumphs against all odds.