Rugby Collection (page 12)

O. T. C. band, Rugby School, 1905
Members of the Officer Training Corps band at Rugby school in 1905. Top right of the picture is Cuthbert Gasemann, who appears to be holding a tenor horn

Roger Walker, President of the Rugby Union
Roger Walker (1846-1919), President of the Rugby Union, previously a player for Manchester and the England team. He also played first-class cricket for Lancashire. 1890s

Samuel Lee, Irish Rugby International player
Samuel Lee (1871-1944), Irish Rugby International player, later President of the Irish Rugby Football Union. 1890s

William E Bromet, English rugby player
William Ernest Bromet (1868-1949), English rugby player for Oxford, Tadcaster, Yorkshire and England. 1890s

Willie Neilson, Scottish International Rugby player
William Willie Neilson (1873-1960), Scottish International Rugby player who also played for London Scottish RFC. He later became President of the Scottish Rugby Union. 1890s

Sammy Woods, Australian-born sportsman
Sammy (Samuel Moses James) Woods (1867-1931), Australian-born sportsman who played rugby union for England and test cricket for both Australia and England, as well as Somerset

R G McMillan, London Scottish Rugby Football Captain
R G McMillan, London Scottish (Rugby) Football Club Captain. 1890s

Oxford University Rugby Team, 1894-95: Gibson, Smith, Hartley, Carey, Mullins, Unwin, Balfour, Donaldson, Carey (Captain), Poole, Thomas, Baiss, Leslie Jones, Baker, Robertson. 1890s

Osbert G Mackie, Rugby player and Anglican priest
Osbert Gadesden Mackie (1869-1927), English Rugby union player and Anglican priest. He played rugby for Wakefield Trinity, Cambridge University, Yorkshire, Barbarians, British Isles XV and England

J W Simpson, Scotland international rugby player. 1890s

J H O Conor, Ireland national rugby union player
John Hamilton O Conor (c1866-1953), Ireland national rugby union player. He also played for Bective Rangers, and served as president of the IRFU. 1890s

J Herbert C Fegan, England international rugby player
John Herbert Crangle Fegan (1868-1949), England international rugby player who also played rugby and cricket for Blackheath. He joined the medical profession and became a surgeon. 1890s

Rev E M Baker, England international rugby player who also played for Birmingham Moseley and Oxford University. 1890s

Cambridge University Rugby Team, 1894-95: Todd, Lawry, Dixon, Druce, Griffiths, Bell, Taylor, Falcon, Pilkington, Mitchell, Tucker (Captain), Field, Giblin, Bunting, Jacob. 1890s

C V Rooke, Irish rugby player
Charles Vaughan Rooke (1869-1946), Irish national rugby player. 1890s

E W Taylor, England international rugby player
Ernest William Taylor (1869-1936), England international rugby player and captain. 1890s

E T Gurdon, England international rugby player
Edward Temple Gurdon (1854-1929), England international rugby player and captain. 1890s

T C Graham, Welsh International Rugby player
Thomas Tom Cooper Graham (1866-1945), England-born Welsh rugby union international player who also played for Blaina, Newport (captain) and the Barbarians. 1890s

Scottish International Rugby Football Team, 1895, at the time they played against England: Campbell, Neilson, M Ewen, Dods, Scott, Smith, Neilson, M Millan (Captain), Simpson, Cownie, Millar, Welsh

P Maud, rugby player for Blackheath and England
P Maud, rugby player for Blackheath (captain) who made one appearance for England. 1890s

Advert for Shoolbreds boys school uniforms 1915
Advertisements for Shoolbreds smart boys school clothing for Cambridge, Eton. Date: 1915

Watneys Happy Families - Master Watney, the Directors Son. circa 1930

Sports at Kimberley, Northern Cape Province, South Africa
Sports ground with rugby posts at Kimberley, Northern Cape Province, South Africa. Date: circa 1904

Christmas card in the shape of a rugby ball. (2 of 2) Date: circa 1890s

Wedding of Mr I. M. B. Stuart and Mis Barbara Millar
The wedding of Irish rugby international Mr I. M. B. Stuart (also a master at Harrow School) and Miss Barbara Ethel Millar, a first-class golfer, at St. Johns Church in St. Johns Wood in April 1931

Geographical Centre of North America at Rugby, North Dakota. Date: circa 1930

Happy Families Animals - Master Elephant. circa 1940s

Cheery Families - Master Sole the Shoemakers Son. 1890s

Article on the new game Stick頡nd Rugby Football
Page of text on rugby football and Stick麠 the new game (lawn tennis cum squash rackets) This includes information on how Stick頷 as played. Date: April 22nd 1908

Football match - Some popular songs for footballers
Page from the Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News depicting various scenes of rugby and football linked to humourus songs of the period Date: 1909

John Bradford, Martyr
THOMAS ARNOLD educator, headmaster of Rugby School, father of Matthew Arnold Date: 1795 - 1842

Moray (Elgin) RUFC rugby team 1934-1935. Back row: McDiarmid (President), Henderson, Wilken, McArthur, Wilken, Garden, Carrie, Miller (Committee)

Jedforest RUFC rugby team 1934-1935. Back row: Purdie, Other, Hogg, Hastie, Blair, Wilson, Fairbairn, Donald. Middle row: Middlemiss, Hilson, Aitken (Captain), Ewing, Stewart. Front row: Jupp, Haig

Wigan RLFC rugby team, champions of 1934. Back row: Seeling, Golby, Innes, Target, Mason, Edwards, Davis, Front row: Ellaby, Bennett, Sullivan (Captain), Gee, Davies, Morley. Date: 1934

Salford RLFC rugby team 1934-1935. Back row: Millar, Edwards, Day, Osbaldestin, Marsden, Williams, Harris, Middleton, Risman (Captain). Front row: Hudson, Brown, Feetham, Watkins, Jenkins, Bradbury

Tom Browns School Days - Tom, the young master & Arthur
Illustration from Tom Browns School Days by Thomas Hughes. It is Tom Brown, grown into a young man nineteen years old. Tom sits on the bench with a cricket bat in conversation with the young master

Edgar Mobbs, rugby international
Lieutenant Colonel Edgar R. Mobbs, D.S.O. Edgar Roberts Mobbs DSO (1882 - 1917) was an English rugby union footballer who played for and captained Northampton R.F.C. and England

Ventilation Shaft - Kilsby Tunnel, Kilsby, Northamptonshire
Ventilation Shaft - Kilsby Tunnel, Kilsby, near Rugby, Northamptonshire, England. London & North Western Railway Date: 1905

Rugby Station, Rugby, Warwickshire, England. London & North Western Railway Date: 1910s

Rugby Terrace, Hartlepool, Northumberland
Rugby Terrace, Hartlepool, near Middlesbrough, Northumberland, England. WWI Bomb Damage from Zeppelins Date: 1910s

New School, Rugby, Warwickshire, England. Date: 1900s

Footballer T Llewellyn, Leeds Rugby Football Club, Yorkshire, England. Date: 1900s

The Team, Halifax Rugby Football Club, Yorkshire, England. Date: 1910s

New Zealand Rugby Football Team, . Date: 1905

The Village, Hillmorton, Warwickshire
The Village, Hillmorton, Rugby, Warwickshire, England. Date: 1900s

France v England rugby match 1914
A scene from the France v England rugby union match, at Colombes, Paris. This concluding match in the Five Nations Championship of 1914 was won 13-39 by England to give them overall victory in

England v Ireland rugby match 1914
A scene from the England v Ireland rugby union match at Twickenham, won 17-12 by England, in the Five Nations Championship

England rugby victory 1914
A scene from the England v Wales rugby union match at Twickenham in the Five Nations Championship. England won 10-9 in a game in which the lead changed hands several times

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