Shire Collection (page 4)

Foyers from above the fall
Foyers in Scotland, from above the fall

Shire Horse Parade at the Royal Cornwall Show
A man with two horses at the Shire Horse Parade at the Royal Cornwall Agricultural Show, which takes place at the beginning of June each year, at Wadebridge in North Cornwall

Filling working horse collars
A rural craftsmans fillas a collar for a working horse with straw. Watercolour Painting by Malcolm Greensmith

Ploughing Match, England
A ploughing Match at Wivelsfield, West Sessex, England. A farmer ploughs a field with the aid of two Shire horses

A team of working horses at work in the fields ploughing. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith

Feeding the horses
A farmer brings feed to an adult shire horse grazing in a field and a young foal. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith

Blacksmith shoeing a horse
A Blacksmith changes the shoes on a working horse. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith

Prince Charlie Monument
BONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE His monument at Glenfinnan, Inverness-shire, Scotland, where his Royal Stanard was raised and he read a Declaration in 1745

Shire Hall, Suffolk
The Shire Hall in Woodbridge, Suffolk. Built during the reign of Elizabeth I and situated at the centre of the town

Shire Horses Working
Working Shire horses with their owner on a farm

Scotland / Lochy Bridge
Where the road to Mullaig, The Road to the Isles, leaves Fort William, Inverness-shire, Scotland. A glimpse of Lochy Bridge, with Ben Nevis looming above

The River Tweed
A charming view of the River Tweed, as it flows through the lovely scenery of the Scottish Lowlands near Peebles, Peebles-shire, Scotland

Raising British Flag
The British flag is raised on the Ruo, up the Shire river from the Zambesi, probably in present-day Malawi

A Farrier at work, Worcestershire
A Farrier at work, fitting a shoe to a large working horse, Worcestershire. Photograph by Norman Synge Waller Budd

Seaforth Sergeant
A Sergeant from the Seaforth Highlanders. (Ross-shire Buffs, the Duke of Albany s)

Harvesting Sussex 1940S
Harvesting in Sussex with a Shire horse and cart

Chelmsford Shire Hall
The Shire Hall at Chelmsford, Essex, with a stagecoach just leaving

Gretna Green - too Late
A Gretna Green wedding - until 1856, runaway couples could be married at Gretna, Dumfries- shire (Scotland) without banns licence, or priest, by black- smith, landlord or tollkeeper

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