Wag Collection

Cheshire Cat / Tree
CHESHIRE CAT " I growl when I m pleased, and wag my tail when I m angry"

Albert De Rutzen / Wag
SIR ALBERT DE RUTZEN " A model magistrate" Date: 1831 - 1913

Dog and British Wasp
Dog (Germany) with the British Navy on its tail : I should like to wag it about but I think I d better keep it still... Date: circa 1914

Comic postcard, Dog with a wasp on its tail Date: 20th century

The Round House, Kilroot, Dean Swifts Rectory in 1695 - a view of an unusual thatched cottage (see WAG 3857). (Location: Northern Ireland: County Antrim: Kilroot). Date: circa early 1900s

Weathered Granite, Mourne Mountains - a view of exposed Granite strata on a hillside (see WAG 583). (Location: Northern Ireland; County Down; Mournes). Date: circa early 1900s

Clamping Potatoes - a view of two men in a field with a basket of potatoes, beside more potatoes on the ground (see wag 280 ). (Location: Northern Ireland; County Down; Newcastle)

The Rint Payers - a closer in view of WAG 1177. (Location: Northern Ireland: County Antrim). Date: circa early 1900s

Plan of the Cashel on the Island of Inishmurray, Co. Sligo - a plan of the Monastery and buildings of wag 700-713. (Location: Republic of Ireland: County Sligo: Inishmurray Island)

Harrow and Sowing Fiddle - same view as WAG 3101, an Agricultural scene of a man using a fiddle sower with a girl carrying a bucket of seeds, to the right is a man and horse pulling a Harrow

The Rev. William Baker, Vanity Fair, Wag
The Rev. WILLIAM BAKER (1841 - ) Head Master of Merchant Taylors School, England for 30 years. Born in Reigate and educated at MTS and St. Johns College, Oxford. Caption: MTS Date: 1841 -

Street Urchin offers appraisal of passing pretty lady
The London Street Urchin (to companion over the way) - " Ow would that suit yer, Bill?". A young scamp offering an honest appraisal to his pal of a passing well-dressed

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