Very Well Meant by H. M. Bateman

A well-meaning tourist offers a carrot to the horse of a Guard standing in its traditional sentry post in Whitehall, London, much to the horse's astonishment. Not the done thing

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10411505

Media ID

46561730

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5049px x 3445px (2.4MB)

Credit

©Estate of H M Bateman/Mary Evans Picture Library

Source

Illustration by Henry Mayo Bateman in The Tatler, 6 May 1925, pages 258-9

Date

1925

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