Antique Rifles

Classic British officer's kit original watercolour by Jack Challenor c1920s replete w/ tartan britches Art Sz: 15"H x 10"W Frame Sz: 19 1/8"H x 14 1/8"W

PAIR of French 19th Century bronze character soldier figures holding rifles (signed)

This limited edition soldier depicts the legendary Gurkha Rifles, circa 1914 dressed in Rifle Green

A rifles holder, or sticks holder, from a French chalet, made from deer antlers. Possibility of

hunting in the woods with a hunting dog and rifles. This is the finest quality of any hand-painted

19 Continental (Austrian) watercolors of 19th Century firearms (pistols and rifles) in gilt frame

advance in a dense formation, rifles raised and bayonets fixed, while cavalry clash violently in the

shows two men with rifles in the foreground. The man in the left half of the picture is aiming at

of the Duke of Brunswick. Rows of grenadiers march in perfect formation with rifles and flags

in disciplined formation, wearing tall cylindrical caps and dark tunics, with rifles at rest

to be known as the Artists Rifles) on 5 October 1860. The painter James Whistler famously described

converse, their attire marked by tall papakhas and long tunics, while lances and rifles highlight their

progression of infantrymen advancing, firing, kneeling, and maneuvering with rifles and bayonets. The figures

Volunteer Corps (later to be known as the Artists Rifles) on 5 October 1860. The painter James Whistler

light trousers, bayoneted rifles at rest, with strong, focused expressions. Raffet’s skill in

and back, with rifles and sabres, engaged in discussion or receiving orders, while other ranks stand

Royal Rifles in 1915/16 on a course of instruction, and on leaving, presented this salver to the

chaos of battle. Individual soldiers are shown loading rifles, advancing with bayonets, falling wounded

, marines, and armed civilians—are shown entrenched behind improvised barricades, firing rifles and a

proportioned stag is shown along side game birds, hunting gear, rifles and horns. The trophies are showcased on

repelling repeated assaults with bayonets, rifles, and close-quarters combat. The attackers, identified in

ramparts in close combat: soldiers scaling walls, firing rifles through cannon smoke, and dragging

, disorderly ranks of soldiers with rifles are sketched in ink, their forms fragmented and overlapping. Across

25th Sept 1954, From the Officers of the 60th Rifles.” Figures like this Woodcock originally were

of the German invasion of France and Belgium in 1914. He went on to serve with the Artists' Rifles

martial dress, armed with sabers and long rifles. Their bold stances and elaborate garments evoke the

soldiers armed with rifles charging forward under the red, white and blue tricolour flag of France in front

served with the Artists' Rifles during the First World War and became an Official War Artist in 1918. In

six rifles Probably Bohemia or Bavaria The use of antlers for furniture is a 19th century invention

he enlisted in the Artists’ Rifles and continued working - his large oil The Balloon Apron was

motifs including oak leaves, rifles, a hunting horn, and a powder pouch, all arranged in deep relief

hunting scene: indigenous hunters and European explorers or settlers armed with rifles navigate dense

with detailed elements such as rifles and animal figures. The piece is finished in rich brown tones

robes and holding rifles, appear to be in dialogue. The backdrop shows teepees and mounted warriors

19 Continental (Austrian) watercolors of 19th-Century firearms (pistols and rifles) in gilt frame

infantrymen) march forward, flags waving and rifles slung, their determined expressions turned toward the

stamps including French M.1822 socket bayonets and cocking-pieces from M.1866 Chassepot service rifles

details of gentlemen armed with swords and rifles, amidst trees and foliage. The opposing side of the

advance through brush and uneven terrain, rifles drawn, eyes set on the enemy. These light infantry troops

his unit and 30 Troopers armed with M1903 Springfield rifles led by 2LT Horace Stringfellow Jr. The

the Artists' Rifles from 1915 to 1918. In Britain he had been associated with the Newlyn School, a

lithographs depict scenes of Indian troops. Later, he served as a captain in the Queen Victoria's Rifles

. TEAMS 1953. The oval center plaque has a target above crossed rifles surrounded by laurel branches with

Volunteer Corps (later to be known as the Artists Rifles) on 5 October 1860. The painter James Whistler

Art.When the First World War broke out in 1914, Byam Shaw joined the United Arts Rifles with Vicat Cole

dramatic setting. Soldiers rest in the remains of an old church or house holding onto rifles and a broad ax

cup's pedestal are realistically modelled in the form of rifles, accented with a central suspended cast

inscription on the jug reads 'Presented by messrs W. H Jones & Co to the Behar Mounted Rifles won by Rowland

their rifles towards distant targets. Spectators fill the background, some observing closely through

depict scenes of Indian troops. Later, he served as a captain in the Queen Victoria's Rifles, King's

a captain in the Queen Victoria's Rifles, King's Royal Rifle Corps, and was mentioned in dispatches

depict scenes of Indian troops. Later, he served as a captain in the Queen Victoria's Rifles, King's

depict scenes of Indian troops. Later, he served as a captain in the Queen Victoria's Rifles, King's

, where their house resembled a hut" and elsewhere that they "lived on their rifles and cabbages

decorations depicting oak leaves. The rifles are held by wild boar's teeth. The head of a hunting dog is

, Henry was a founding member and captain of the Artists Rifles (established 1860) and served for 13 years

combination of 9-inch muzzle-loading rifles (MLR) on metal carriages and 7-inch MLRs on rope-worked carriages