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Batgers Greyhound Racing crackers

Christmas cracker box label on the theme of greyhound racing. The sport was introduced to Britain in 1926 and quickly became popular. Imagery and the figure of the greyhound became a recognisable and emblematic motif of the inter-war era

Picture No
50911719
Media ID
50911719
Size
4553px x 4604px (63MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Unattributed illustration on a cracker box label
Date
c.1929

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