File consists of several illustrated magazine clippings of horses and various styles of sleighs from the seventeenth, eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth centuries.
File consists of several illustrated magazine clippings, as well as short articles with illustrations, of horses and various styles of royal and state coaches.
File consists of several illustrated magazine clippings of horses and various styles of mail and passenger coaches, several of which include Christmas and winter scenes. Also included are two articles: 'A Key to Coaching' by Robert W. Marks (Esquire, March 1941) and 'Artist of the Great Days of Coaching: James Pollard, 1792-1867' by Gordon Winter (Country Life Annual, 1967).
File consists of several illustrated magazine clippings of horses and various styles of chariots. Also included is an article from Country Life Annual, 1961: 'Good Hunting and Keen Driving' by A.B. Shone.
File consists of several illustrated magazine clippings of horses and various styles of carriages from the eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth centuries. Also included are three articles from Country Life: 'Phaetons and the Amateur Whip' by A.B. Stone (Country Life Annual, 1951), 'The Cult of the Carriage' by Marylian Watney (July 18, 1963), and 'When London Was a Town of Horses' by R.S. Summerhays (November 14, 1963).
File consists of three illustrated magazine articles about giraffes titled, 'How Did the Giraffe Get its Neck?: A Re-Assessment of Darwinian Theory' by C.A. Spinage (Country Life, 1960), 'The Year of the Giraffe' by Sheila Cunningham Scriven (Country LIfe, July 12, 1973), and 'A Painter of Big Game' by H. Frank Wallace (The Field, November 20, 1958).
File consists of two illustrated magazine articles about fish titled, 'Guinness Guide to River Fish' and 'Guinness Guide to Sea Fish', from The Illustrated London News, dated January 16, 1965.
File consists of an illustrated magazine article about endangered species titled, 'Vanishing Wildlife', from The Illustrated London News, dated October 24, 1970 (No 6847, Volume 257).
File consists of several illustrated magazine clippings of and articles about elephants, primarily from Country Life (1960), Life (February 3, 1961), and The Illustrated London News (June 1975).
File consists of an illustrated magazine article about dolphins and whales titled, 'Down Among the Dolphins' by Anthony Grey, from The Illustrated London News, dated February 1974.
File consists of illustrated magazine clippings of dogs, as well as two dog-related illustrated articles: 'Going to the Dogs' by Georgina Cannon (Air Canada enRoute Magazine, January 1974) and 'Thar's No Sich Thing as Too Plucky!' by Sir Percy Fitzpatrick.
File consists of two illustrated cat-related articles: 'Fastest and Most Elegant of the Great Cats: The Cheetah', photographed by John Dominis (Life Magazine); and 'Holiday Handbook of Offbeat Pets' with text by Daniel P. Mannix.
File consists of several magazine clippings of cartoon and illustrated animals, some of which are from The Illustrated London News, The Saturday Evening Post, and Collier's.
File consists of four illustrated articles about butterflies: 'Mystery of the Monarch Butterfly' by Paul A. Zahl; 'London's Butterflies' by Nicholas Brown; 'New Life for a Rare Butterfly' with photographs by Frank Hermann (October 1973); and an untitled article about butterflies from Country Life Annual (1967).
File consists of illustrated magazine clippings of bison, buffalo, oxen, gnus, and other related animals. Also included are three illustrated articles from The Illustrated London News: 'The Last of the European Bison?' by W.P. Pycraft (January 1, 1927); 'The Vanishing Bison' by W.P. Pycraft (May 25, 1940); and 'The North American Buffalo Saved from Extinction: A New Race Formed Under the Protection of the Canadian Government' based on information supplied by Francis Dickie (September 1, 1962). Also included are three book reviews: one written by C.E.B. on January 1, 1927; two others from November 14, 1942 by E.S. Grew, as well as Charles E. Byles.
File consists of three illustrated magazine clippings of birds primarily from The Illustrated London News and Country Life, as well as various reviews on books about birds from Country Life (May 22, 1969). Also included are five illustrated articles from Country Life: 'A Countryman's Notes' by Ian Niall (May 22, 1969); 'There Was A Young Person Of...: Edward Lear's Parrots' by Christopher Neve (April 5, 1973); 'On Thrush-Anvil Hill' written and illustrated by Alison Ross (April 5, 1973); 'The Naturalist's Snowdonia' written and illustrated by Bryan Sage; and 'A Blew Kingfisher' by Evelyn Barrett (April 5, 1973).
File consists of various illustrated magazine clippings of bears primarily from The Illustrated London News, The Sphere, National Geographic Magazine, and Life. Also included are two articles from The Illustrated London News: 'Nature Beats Artifice' by Alan Dent (April 30, 1955) and 'Anting: A Misleading Term?' by Bruce Burton (December 7, 1957).
File consists of the illustrated article, 'Checkered Distribution of Bats' by Maurice Burton, from The Illustrated London News on May 19, 1962, as well as two separate images of bats from magazine clippings.
File consists of various illustrated magazine clippings of antelope, deer, gazelle, caribou, moose, and other animals. Clippings are primarily from The Illustrated London News, National Geographic Magazine, Country Life, The Field, and American Artist.
File consists of three illustrated magazine articles on animals: 'The Balance of Nature'; 'Wild Creatures of America' (photographed for 'Life' by George Silk); and 'The Unspoiled Wonders: Alaska's Animals Still Range'. Also included are various illustrated magazine clippings, primarily from The Illustrated London News (December 29, 1951 and April 1, 1961), about North American and South American animals.
File consists of three illustrated articles on animals: 'Safari in Serengeti' by Dee Wells; 'How Animals Stay Alive in Hot Deserts' (The Illustrated London News - September 30, 1961); and 'A 13-Day-Old Tapir's Bow'.
File consists of articles, from The Illustrated London News, about animals from around the world which include several images. Also included is an article titled, 'Prowess of Animals, Leaping and Racing'.
File consists of the exhibition booklet, '200 Years of Art in Halifax: An Exhibition prepared in Honour of the Bicentenary of the Founding of the City of Halifax, N.S., 1749-1949' prepared by a Committee representing the Nova Scotia College of Art, the Nova Scotia Museum of Fine Arts, the Nova Scotia Society of Artists, and Dalhousie University. It includes and 'Introduction' about the exhibition, illustrations, and a catalogue of featured works. The exhibition was for the Queen Elizabeth High School in Halifax, Nova Scotia, held July 18, to August 20, 1949.