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Duckling and Rabbit. 1934
Scottie dog guards the chimney on Christmas Eve. Lets hope he ll allow Santa Claus in the house! 1947
Ken Russell - self portrait taken on timer A racing dog wants some keeping up with - unless you re the proud possessor of a pogo stick like this old fashioned lady is. Up she goes
Royal Blue the Kings racing pigeon and first carrier of the war" Royal Blue" the Kings racing pigeon and first carrier of the war carried a message from a force landed plane on hte Continent has been invested with the animals VC The Dickin Medal
Mr Cherry Keartons wonderful chimpanzee accompanies him in his film lecture Wild Animal Life. Mary with Mr Cherry Kearton. 28 April 1926
Mr Matt Kelly, head keeper at Manchesters Belle Vue Zoo, seems to have a job ahead of him scrubbing this array of ivory. The proud owner of this dental display is Nicholas, sho
What big teeth you ve got. Child with hippopotamus
Monkey with passionate hatred of women. But she likes men. With a fierce southern temper, accurate aim and a passionate hatred for members of her own sex, Judy, a little Brazilian monkey
Orang-utang - or Orangutan - makes Christmas pudding
Bob Noell tickling a gorilla. 18 April 1968
Miss Barbara Kelly and her alsatians Meg and Coona "Miss Barbara Kelly and her alsatians " Meg " and " Coona ", who presented a canine cabaret at Olympia in aid of the Royal Veterinary College
The nurse chimpanzee. Snooky, said to be the most human - like chimpanzeeThe nurse chimpanzee. " Snooky ", said to be the most human - like chimpanzee in the world, nursing the baby daughter of Mr and Mrs John Rounan, of Los Angeles. 31 December 1923
Young mother Shumba cradles her male offspring, named Kishum, who was the first arrival for the New Year at Howletts Zoo Park in Kent. Kishum weighed in at 3lb at 4am on January 1st 1990
Bathing Von Bruno - an 18 stone St Bernard 1963
Taking a quick rain check during a brief shower at Belle Vue Zoo, Manchester, these King Penguins had time to check that their feathers weren t too damp
Circus elephants, (unloading) Bexley. 1938
Jessie faced her birthday cake. Jessie, a favourite elephant in the Taronga Park Zoo, Sydney, New South Wales, accepting a portion of her 65th birthday cake from young guests at her birthday party
Aerial, a striptease actress from South America, has introduced a new thrill into her act, and performs in New York with two ten foot pythons
Peter, zoo chimp, gives his keeper a close shave! Keeper Harry Browns daily shave in the Monkey House at the London Zoo fired Peter, the impressible chimpanzee
Elephant learning to drive a car
Henry Woggins, the pet dog of Mrs Fraser Simpson, author of Footsteps in the NightHenry Woggins, the pet dog of Mrs Fraser Simpson, author of " Footsteps in the Night", took a part in the film version of the book " Honeymoon Adventure" which is now being shown
Portable wireless! Typical British bulldog is quite content with his Marconi receiving set and headphones.1922
Donkey - Linda at London Zoo ?TopFoto Jaws retort response joke hey tongue long in the tooth dental inspection open wide loud pay attention shout noise nostrils
Whats this talk of meal restrictions. One of the items on Mr Attlees austerity programme seems to have disturbed our Indian friend here, known as a Slender Loris
Elephant fighting during the Maharajah of Barodas birthday 21 January 1948
Rajah, one of the young Elephants at the London Zoo, has two outsize ears for music. The serenade on the accordion from keeper W.Crompton brigns a soulful solo, enthusiastic if discordant
The London zoos baby wallaby takes its first peep at the world from its mothers pouch. Although now several weeks old this is the babys first public appearance. The mother is a Bennetts Wallabies
Pastel Blue Autocrat, a beautiful old English sheepdog, came to the West Country dog clubs shown at Bristol well prepared for the spring weather. 3 April 1947
13 NOVEMBER 1964 Only the boot of this Tokyo car is convertible. This lucky pointer enjoys travelling in it. Watching the traffic
Czecho Slovakias ostrich derby at Prague Great Sport, the winner going down the post 25 October 1924
Wher Trotting birds took the place of Horses The finish of an exciting race at the Ostrich Race meeting held in Prague, Czech Republic in which Hilda B is seen passing the winning post 25 October
Two with a single heart! Graceful necks as swans do a little billing and cooing in a quiet corner of the pond. heartshape 22 April 1937
Chimps help with Pets Corners new floor. Receiving the assistance Jackie and Peter, the chimpanzees, workmen laying a new wooden floor Pets corner at the London Zoo
Zoo chimps decide position of a parasol! The hot weather resulted in an argument at the London Zoo between Peter and Jackie, the chimpanzees
A ewe with her dog friend climb in the window of a sports car in West Malling. 1937
Dog in bed with alarm clock. 1932
Waiting for the bang!. Lumbering delightedly in pursuit of the elusive spheres, the Bears at the London Zoo return to their cub days
A man gives a drink to a tamed squirrel that is perched on his shoulder. 1939
Zoo rears a horned pheasant by hand. Chick spurns foster mother. A horned pheasant chick which is extremely independent is being reared by hand at the London zoo
Circus elephants (unloading) Bexley. 1938
Where is Minnie ? Off for a ride on Moocher. Bear and tortoise are close friends. 19 October 1934
This is the life ! thinks Azi, the 18 month old African Chimp at Belle Vue Zoo, Manchester. 2 year old Roger Sayer seems to be pretty happy about the arrangement too
Tantalising!. Lumbering delightedly in pursuit of the elusive spheres, the Bears at the London Zoo return to their cub days
Tantalising for Copper. Everyone knows the dogs that can do everything else but talk, but Copper, a magnificent Alsatian owned by Miss Mary Bringhurst of Atlanta, Georgia, can lay claim to the title
A ewe with a dog on her back in West Malling. 1937
Slow But Sure The time honoured saying The Way To A Mans HeartSlow But Sure The time honoured saying " The Way To A Mans Heart Is Through His Stomach", applys equally where tortoises are concerned
