Bouncing Collection

Front cover from The Tatler
Jolly front cover illustration for The Tatler by Lewis Baumer showing a girl in a swimsuit bouncing on a large beach ball

Children bouncing balls, early 1900s

Comic postcard, Plump man and boy on the beach Date: 20th century

Santa Claus with boy on a Christmas card. Date: circa 1950s

Music cover, The Dam Busters March, by Eric Coates, arranged for piano solo. 1954

Canadian Chap is thrown jovially into the air by his chums, who hopefully are as adept at cathcing as they are at throwing... Date: circa 1910

Boy bouncing up and down on a bed
A small boy bouncing up and down on a bed. Date: circa 1960s

Geisha bouncing a ball, Japan. Date: circa 1890s

Bonzo gets that spring feeling by George Studdy
Bonzo gets that spring feeling when confronted by a bull in a field. Chee-Kee the Pekingese escapes the easy way by slipping under the five-bar gate rather than being head-butted over it

John A Collins - Lancashire Industrialist and Inventor
John A Collins - Lancashire Engineer, Industrialist and Inventor. Produced bicycle bags (Cykewear Limited) with a distinctive red dot in the centre

Girl on a spacehopper 4 of 4
A young girl bounces along on her spacehopper, quite clearly having lots of fun. (Picture 4 of 4)

Little Games for the Holidays - Bouncing the Beechum
A curious game invented by Heath Robinson whereby a tiny ball or beechum is sprung into the air by the hefty use of a mallet while a number of public school boys wait to catch it with nets poised

Kids on a Spacehopper
A young boy and his friend enjoy a fun afternoon bouncing about on the classic toy of the seventies, the spacehopper

Girl on a spacehopper 1of 4
A young girl bounds along in classic bouncing fashion on her splendid spacehopper. (Picture 1 of 4)

Girls on Spacehoppers
Two little girls bouncing gleefully on their spacehoppers

Fecundity Talisman
A Chinese talisman which ensures fecundity - count them, five bouncing boys ! You should be so lucky !

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