Rabbits Collection (page 8)

Woodland animals find an old car

At the garden centre
People You See. From Teddy Bear (15 October 1966)

Woodland animals visit a fairy house. Illustration from Teddy Bear (date unknown)

The boy with no shoes

Taking tea with rabbits

Brer Rabbits Christmas Meal

Skittles

A Rabbit at the stove
A hansomely dressed rabbit puts more wood into the stove. Date: early 1930s

A house proud rabbit shakes dirt off of a cloth after a spring clean. Date: early 1930s

Collecting cards depicting a story about a Chinese governor of Bac-Ninh, who, while relaxing on a hill with his rabbits, is frightened by an approaching balloon carrying sailors

Winter scene. Girl and rabbits

The Vicars Shooting Party
The Vicar, the Curate, the Organist and the Verger pop out for a spot of rabbit shooting on Saturday afternoon, accompanied by their Jack Russell terriers. Date: circa 1910

Buuny Tennis
A clever rabbit playing tennis. (Bunny Austin perhaps, ha ha!). Date: early 1930s

Rabbit in Hen Cart
A rabbit in a cart full of eggs, pulled along by a hen! Date: early 1930s

Flying Rabbit
A model aeroplane with a rabbit as a pilot! Date: 1930s

Rabbit doing Laundry
A rabbit washing laundry by hand in a wooden tub. Date: early 1930s

Rabbits in Hats
A row of rabbits in smart outfits and hats. Date: early 1930s

Easter Bunnies and Eggs
Two greedy little Easter bunnies stealing Easter eggs from a nest! Date: early 1930s

Radio Rabbits
Two rabbits wearing headphones, tuning into a radio station. Date: early 1930s

Rabbits and Handbag
Mr. and Mrs. Rabbit squabble over a handbag. Date: early 1930s

Easter Bunny and Eggs
A very clever Easter bunny chocolate icing some Easter Eggs! Date: early 1930s

Furry Friends
The rare sight of a dog and rabbit sitting on a garden chair together! Date: 1930s

Anti-German cartoon, German boar and French rabbits, WW1
An anti-German cartoon by a French satirical cartoonist, showing some French rabbits making fun of a large German boar during the First World War. Date: 1914-1918

And all the little singing birds listen to the tune (The Fairy Flute). 1922

Do you ever hear the fairies? You can hear them if you will, singing little songs of dream, when all the house is still. 20th century

Pet Rabbits 1879
A mother and her children visit their pet rabbits and feed them. Date: 1879

Pet Rabbit & Children

Blue Beveren Rabbit
BLUE BEVEREN RABBIT The ideal fur breed shown in profile Date: 1920

Girl with Pets
A girl and her pets: two rabbits, a dog and various birds. Date: circa 1900

Rabbit hunting
Huntsman shooting rabbits. Date: 1880

Australian rabbit farming
Rabbits are inspected after delivery to a country station before being put into cold store before shipment to Melbourne, Australia

Double page spread in a diary for 13-18 June
A double page spread in a young persons diary for 13-18 June. Each day is given a small illustration, relating either to the season, or to the anniversary of an historical event

Fairies by Hilda Miller
Fairies flit and dance above a pond at twilight watched by an assembled group of bunnies

Anon. Warne alphabet 1875. PQR
Page from a 19th century alphabet book with P for police man, Q for quail and R for rabbit

Stoat and Rabbits
A pen & ink illustration of a stoat and a group of rabbits. Illustration by Raymond Sheppard

A country shooting party in Austria
A picnic during a country shooting party in Austria. The men sit in the foreground amid the baskets of food, guns and dog

Pretended rabbit breeder Mary Tofts
Undated photograph of engraving of pretend rabbit-breeder Mary Tofts. HPG/1/13/2 (xviii)

Nathaniel St Andre, Rabbit Docto
Undated upper body engraving of Nathaniel St Andre, " Rabbit Doctor". Attended to the phenomenon of Mary Tofts the Pretend Rabbit Breeder and was taken in by her deception

Rabbit Alert by Aldin
An alert-looking rabbit, perhaps sensing that someone is on its tail!

Lear / Nonsense / Rabbits
There was an Old Person whose habits, induced him to feed upon rabbits; When he d eaten eighteen, he turned perfectly green, upon which he relinquished those habits

The Frost Queen by Dudley Hardy
Fantasy Christmas illustration by Dudley Hardy showing an ethereal fairy-like figure appearing in a snowy landscape watched by two small rabbits

Fishmonger and Poulterer on Elizabeth St
Brames - A Fishmonger and Poulterer on Elizabeth Street, Pimlico, London

Bolted by Arthur Wardle
An illustration from Boys Own Paper of two dogs chasing a couple of rabbits through the undergrowth

Qui Va La? by Will Owen
A French soldier in the traditional red pantalons of early World War One asks, Who Goes There? as he is disturbed by some rabbits frolicking in the snow

Fable / the Rabbits
THE RABBITS Rabbits flee at danger, but when it has been forgotten return to the same risk: a metaphor for human behaviour

Pretend Rabbit Breeder
Depiction of Mary Tofts, supposedly giving birth to rabbits

Rabbit for dinner
An early Victorian print showing a couple outside their rural cottage contemplating eating one of their rabbits. The woman seems rather upset about it all but the dog looks hopeful

Louis Pasteur / Vfair 1887
LOUIS PASTEUR French chemist and microbiologist with two white rabbits

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