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LIP1624434 Sketches at the Polo Pony Race at Hurlingham. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 16 June 1883.A C Corbould

LIP1042293 A Polo Pony Tandem Race at the Ranelagh Club Grounds. Illustration for The Graphic, 16 May 1896.

LIP1041903 An Afternoon with my New Polo Pony. Illustration for The Graphic, 25 January 1896.

LIP1061947 Episodes in the Career of a Polo Pony. Illustration for The Graphic, 10 April 1886.

UIS5106573 The Stables, Ranelagh Club, June 1921. Silhouette illustration from The Graphic magazine by Harry Lawrence Oakley who made tens of thousands of silhouettes between the 1920s and 1950s. Oakley produced portraits, book and newspaper illustrations, and stationery. He perfected the technique of speedily cutting folded paper with scissors, with no prior drawing, and found a good market for portraits. During his time as a soldier in the First World War he designed posters for the army. After the war he continued to earn his living from silhouettes and made portraits of many famous people including royalty. ©SSPL/H L Oakley

LLJ585392 The polo pony show at Ranelagh, the jumping competition, London. Published in The Sphere on 27 June 1903.

UIS5106615 The Club House, Ranelagh, June 1921. Silhouette illustration from The Graphic magazine by Harry Lawrence Oakley who made tens of thousands of silhouettes between the 1920s and 1950s. Oakley produced portraits, book and newspaper illustrations, and stationery. He perfected the technique of speedily cutting folded paper with scissors, with no prior drawing, and found a good market for portraits. During his time as a soldier in the First World War he designed posters for the army. After the war he continued to earn his living from silhouettes and made portraits of many famous people including royalty. ©SSPL/H L Oakley

LIP1623956 Polo in India. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 29 April 1882.English School (19th Century)

LLM11711330 Polo Pony. Illustration for one of a set of 25 cards on the subject of Horses issued by Ty Phoo (ie Typhoo) in 1935.By Thomas Ivester Lloyd (1873-1942)

NBY3671537 Sporting incidents; being a collection of sixteen plates done in color with numerous smaller cuts representing the most important events of the track, field and road. The designs by W.S. Vanderbilt Allen, with an introduction by Colonel William Jay; the whole described in text by H. Milford Steele.Part 3;by Allen, W. S. Vanderbilt

LLM6003141 Polo Pony Mare, Mavourneen II, Winner of First Prizes and Challenge Cup, Polo and Riding Society's Show, 1912. Illustration for British Breeds of Live Stock (2nd edn, Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, London, 1913).

UIS5105059 Polo players, c 1920s-1950s. Silhouette by Harry Lawrence Oakley who made tens of thousands of silhouettes between the 1920s and 1950s. Oakley produced portraits, book and newspaper illustrations, and stationery. He perfected the technique of speedily cutting folded paper with scissors, with no prior drawing, and found a good market for portraits. During his time as a soldier in the First World War he designed posters for the army. After the war he continued to earn his living from silhouettes and made portraits of many famous people including royalty. ©SSPL/H L Oakley

LIP1044740 Sketches on Horseback. Illustration for The Graphic, 4 August 1883.

LLM1091001 Polo. French educational card, late 19th/early 20th century.

LLM6003140 Polo Pony Stallion, Spanish Hero. Illustration for British Breeds of Live Stock (2nd edn, Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, London, 1913).

LLM2796233 A game of polo. Illustration for Le Rire, 20 June 1903.

LLM5995782 Boy on polo pony, being led by stable girl. Loose print.

UIS5106608 Cavalry Display by the 17th/21st Lancers, 1926. Equitation: Silhouettes at the Royal Tournament. Illustration of military displays of horsemanship by Harry Lawrence Oakley who made tens of thousands of silhouettes between the 1920s and 1950s. Oakley produced portraits, book and newspaper illustrations, and stationery. He perfected the technique of speedily cutting folded paper with scissors, with no prior drawing, and found a good market for portraits. During his time as a soldier in the First World War he designed posters for the army. After the war he continued to earn his living from silhouettes and made portraits of many famous people including royalty. ©SSPL/H L Oakley

UIS5106611 Cavalry Display by the 17th/21st Lancers, 1926. Equitation: Silhouettes at the Royal Tournament. Illustration of military displays of horsemanship by Harry Lawrence Oakley who made tens of thousands of silhouettes between the 1920s and 1950s. Oakley produced portraits, book and newspaper illustrations, and stationery. He perfected the technique of speedily cutting folded paper with scissors, with no prior drawing, and found a good market for portraits. During his time as a soldier in the First World War he designed posters for the army. After the war he continued to earn his living from silhouettes and made portraits of many famous people including royalty. ©SSPL/H L Oakley

LIP1056552 Prehistoric Polo at Quetta. Illustration for The Graphic, 7 September 1895.

LLM6003137 Welsh Pony Stallion, Greylight, Champion, London Polo and Riding Pony Society's, Royal Agricultural Society's, and Welsh National Society's Shows, 1909. Illustration for British Breeds of Live Stock (2nd edn, Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, London, 1913).

MPX5137267 Prince Charles with his polo pony Pan's Folly May 1977

STC360971 from 'George V and Edward VIII: A Royal Souvenir', by F. G. H. Salusbury, pub. By 'The Daily Express', 1936; Edward VIII (1894-1972);

UIS5103898 Equitation: Silhouettes at the Royal Tournament, 1926. Silhouette figures of military displays of horsemanship by Harry Lawrence Oakley who made tens of thousands of silhouettes between the 1920s and 1950s. Oakley produced portraits, book and newspaper illustrations, and stationery. He perfected the technique of speedily cutting folded paper with scissors, with no prior drawing, and found a good market for portraits. During his time as a soldier in the First World War he designed posters for the army. After the war he continued to earn his living from silhouettes and made portraits of many famous people including royalty. ©SSPL/H L Oakley

LIP1039659 Sketches at the Gymkhana at Ranelagh Club last Saturday. Illustration for The Graphic, 25 June 1898.

LLM8671622 Pastimes of Our King. King George VI has inherited his father's love of horses. At a very early age he enjoyed riding his pony at Sandringham, a fact which probably prompted his elder daughter's love of such an animal. His Majesty has an easy bearing whether it be in riding to hounds or in playing polo. One of his favourite recreations is hunting and the picture shows him out with the Whaddon Chase. He had several horses in training when succeeding to the Throne and maintains a deep interest in his racing stables. Illustration for Photocard issued by Ardath Tobacco in c.1936.

CH826794 Saving a Goal. George Denholm Armour (1864-1949). Watercolour and bodycolour on linen. 26 x 34.5cm.

FLO4709594 Sporting brooches mounted in diamonds: pug dog, frog, wheel, polo pony, locust, etc. Chromolithograph from Edwin Streeter's Gems Catalog, Bond Street, London, circa 1895.

QRH7306161 Henry Frederick Lucas-Lucas (1848-1943)Polo pony sold at Springfield Sales to Lord Kensington for 750gns

ZUM4861033 Jul 07, 1953 - The Duke of Edinburgh is thrown in Polo game.: The Duke of Edinburgh's polo pony Turkam fell with the DuKe still in the saddle during a match yesterday. Crowds watching the game at Cowdrav Park, Sussex, sheered as he got up, stood still for a moment to recover, ran after the pony and remounted it. His team, Cowdray Park, beat Beechwood 6-1 to win the junior county cup final. Photo shows the Duke seen in action just before he was thrown during the game yesterday.

MPX5076029 The Bermondsey dockers frequenting their felmongers arms got upset about this anti-prince Philip press report and decided to do something for him in respect of his polo playing. After all he founded a playing field in their area and arranged cheap holidays for them, so they are collecting to buy him a present. Which according to the sum they reach they may vary between a polo pony or a polo stick. November 1969 Z10982

LLM8664055 Field Marshal Frederick Sleigh Roberts, 1st Earl Roberts (1832-1914), British soldier. Illustration from C B Fry's Magazine of Sports and Outdoor Life, Vol I, April to September, 1904 (George Newnes, Ltd, London, 1904).

MPX5075438 The Bermondsey dockers frequenting their felmongers arms got upset about this anti-prince Philip press report and decided to do something for him in respect of his polo playing. After all he founded a playing field in their area and arranged cheap holidays for them, so they are collecting to buy him a present. Which according to the sum they reach they may vary between a polo pony or a polo stick. Mr. Bobby Cadman aged 27 who is the donationist. November 1969 Z10982-003

MPX5157278 The Bermondsey dockers frequenting their felmongers arms got upset about this anti-prince Philip press report and decided to do something for him in respect of his polo playing. After all he founded a playing field in their area and arranged cheap holidays for them, so they are collecting to buy him a present. Which according to the sum they reach they may vary between a polo pony or a polo stick. (Left to right) Peter Kelly (28) Bossy Cadman (27) George Walker with subscription pist, Barmaid rosehoy (27) and holding beer mug with collected money is Dennis Mulligah. November 1969 Z10982-002

ZUM4929210 May 05, 1954 - Duke of Edinburgh plays polo in the rain at Cowdray Park.: After flying form Balmoral The Duke of Edinburgh played in tow matches today at Cowdray park. Photo show The Duke of Edinburgh seen mounting his pony before the match at Cowdray Park today

MPX5076024 The Bermondsey dockers frequenting their felmongers arms got upset about this anti-prince Philip press report and decided to do something for him in respect of his polo playing. After all he founded a playing field in their area and arranged cheap holidays for them, so they are collecting to buy him a present. Which according to the sum they reach they may vary between a polo pony or a polo stick. (Left to right) Mr. Peter Kelly, aged 28, Mr. George Walker, aged 30, Mr. Bobby Cadman 27, Mr. Dennis Mulligan aged 25. In the picture is barmaid Rose Moy aged 27. November 1969 Z10982-001

GG43359 by C.M. Gonne

LLM6020661 Siberian Ponies in Antarctic. Illustration for Helpers Without Hands by Gladys Davidson (Wells Gardner Darton, c 1914).

CHT174817 Marston was on the British Antarctic Expedition;

LIP1593673 Polo at Hurlingham, 11 May. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 18 May 1901.Ralph Cleaver

LIP1628955 The Agricultural Society's Show. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 3 August 1901.English Photographer (20th Century)

LLM3098525 Start of a game of polo. Illustration from Le Figaro Illustre, September 1893.

LIP1600762 The Royal Agricultural Society's Show at Carlisle, the Sixty-Fourth and Last Provincial Meeting. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 12 July 1902.English Photographer (20th Century)

LIP1603102 Sketches of Manipur. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 2 May 1891.Wal Paget

LIP1629741 The Season at Hurlingham and Ranelagh, Mr Foxhall Keene's American Polo Team v Hurlingham, at Hurlingham; and the Ladies' Driving Competition at Ranelagh, on 24 May. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 31 May 1902.Ralph Cleaver

LLM3098524 At the goalpost. Illustration from an article on the game of polo from Le Figaro Illustre, September 1893.

LLM6013225 Captain Oates with ponies and dogs at sea. Illustration for With Scott to the Pole re-told by Howard Marshall (Country Life, 1936).

LLM11758922 Captain Oates and some of the Ponies. Illustration for The Great White South or With Scott in the Antarctic, being an account of experiences with Captain Scott's South Pole Expedition and the Nature of the Antarctic by Herbert G Ponting (cheap edn, Duckworth, 1923; originally published in 1921).By Herbert G Ponting

LIP1599645 Celebrities at the Front. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 19 May 1900.English Photographer (20th Century)

CH2956717 A set of eleven large format archival pigment photographs of the Terra Nova expedition to the Ross Sea and South pole

LIP1593825 The Richmond Horse Show of 1901. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 22 June 1901.Ralph Cleaver

SCT411270 documents the Terra Nova Expedition (1910-13); British race to the South Pole led by Robert Falcon Scott;

BL6265924 The text begins: MESSAGE TO THE PUBLIC The causes of the disaster are not due to faulty organisation, but to misfortune in all risks which had to be undertaken. 1. The loss of pony transport in March 1911 obliged me to start later than I had intended, and obliged the limits of stuff transported to be narrowed. 2. The weather throughout the outward journey, and especially the long gale in 83° S., stopped us. 3. The soft snow in lower reaches of glacier again reduced pace. See also 6265923.

LLM3637470 Polo in London: play along the boards at Ranelagh. Illustration for Wonderful London by St John Adcock (Fleetway, c 1930). Gravure-printed.

CH658981 A Group of Polo Ponies, Dainty, Gold, Redskin, Miss Edge, and Piper, the Property of Sir Humphrey de Trafford, Bart. Henry Frederick Lucas-Lucas (fl.1890-1900). Signed and dated Rugby, August 1895.50.8 x 68.3cm

STC255084 winter journey of the Terra Nova Expedition (1910-13) from 27th June to 1st August 1911; proof copy of Scott's attempt to be first to the South Pole; in December he was beaten by a month by Amundsen and he and three companions; perished on the return to base Jan/Feb 1912; caption notes are by HG Ponting; Robert Falcon Scott (1868 - 1912);

STC255085 winter journey of the Terra Nova Expedition (1910-13) from 27th June to 1st August 1911; proof copy of Scott's attempt to be first to the South Pole; in December he was beaten by a month by Amundsen and he and three companions; perished on the return to base Jan/Feb 1912; caption notes are by HG Ponting; Robert Falcon Scott (1868 - 1912); Capt. Oates (1880 - 1912)