Bugle Collection (page 7)

PBIB2A-00095
David anointed King of Judah and Israel. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

HOUS2A-00147
Neighbors celebrating Christmas Eve with a sleigh ride, 1800s. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

King penguin Aptenodytes patagonicus bugling (calling) Fortuna Bay South Georgia

Italo-Turkish War (1911-12) - Assault on an Arab Traitor
Italian assault on the house of an Arab Traitor. The Italo Turkish War was launched by Italy against Turkey, with the aim of gaining Libya

Anti-nuclear power demonstration, Cornwall
Anti-nuclear power protest in Cornwall, with one protester wearing a gas mask and white protective suit. Date: 1970s

Victorian scrap - Salvation Army dog trumpeter. late 19th century

The Christmas goose that comes to Tommys bugle call. 1915

Familiarising horses with the sound of music, to avoid adverse reactions during important state ceremonies. Date: circa 1960s

Army Bugler C19
An army bugler rouses his comrades in a military camp. Date: circa 1870

Advertisement, Bicycle Bugle or Buglet
Advertisement, Henry Keat & Sons, Inventors & Manufacturers, Matthias Road, London -- Bicycle Bugle or Buglet. 1880s

Two Little Drummer Boys by Walter Howard
Promotional postcard for Two Little Drummer Boys by Walter Howard. First produced New Theatre, Loughborough, 23rd October 1899

Four musical cats on a greetings card, marching along and playing a bugle, a drum and cymbals. Date: circa 1890s

Cats and kittens on a greetings card -- three of them are looking out of a window, waiting for another one to play a tune on a bugle. Date: circa 1890s

Cartoon, Ten centuries have passed, WW1
Cartoon, Ten centuries have passed. An allegorical female representing the medieval period holds the famous sword named Durandal (or Durendal), from the time of Charlemagne

All Clear - boy scout during WWI by Barribal
A boy scout sounding a bugle. 1917

Blue bugle, Bugleherb, Bugleweed, Carpetweed, or common bugle, Ajuga reptan.. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by French botanist Jean Baptiste Francois Pierre Bulliard from Herbier de la France

Bugle Inn, Hamble-le-Rice, Southampton, England
Bugle Inn, Hamble-le-Rice, Southampton, near Netley Abbey, Hampshire, England. Date: 1919

Group photo, St Johns Ambulance Brigade. Date: circa 1908

Boy scout band at camp
A boy scout band at camp, with drums and bugles. Date: 20th century

Two boy scout buglers at camp. Date: 20th century

Scouts taking down colours, Bacalar, British Honduras
Scouts taking down the colours at Bacalar Chico, British Honduras (now Belize), Central America, 23 May 1951. Date: 1951

Boy scouts welcome Governor to Jamboree, Cyprus
Boy scouts with bugles and drums, welcoming the Governor, Sir Hugh Foot (1907-1990), to their Jamboree, Cyprus. Date: 1959

Armenian boy scouts at refugee camp, Egypt
Armenian boy scouts blowing cook house at the Armenian refugee camp, Heliopolis, near Cairo, Egypt. The camp was formed during the Egyptian Riots of June 1919

Suffragette and Bugle. Suffragette in pretty dress with flared skirt, feathered hat and white boots, blows a bugle with banner proclaiming Votes for Women Date: circa 1908

Boy Scouts in China celebrating Coronation of George VI
Boy Scouts in Shanghai, China, celebrating the Coronation of George VI by hoisting the flag at the British Consulate. Date: 1937

Band of the Regina Boy Scouts Troop, Canada
Band of the Regina Boy Scouts Troop, Saskatchewan, Canada. Date: 1913

Bugle belonging to Bugler D Sullivan of the Manchester Reg
Bugle belonging to Bugler 9377 D. Sullivan of the Manchester Regiment. Stamped with a broad arrow. Firearms & Equipment

WWI bugle with the badge of the Kings (Liverpool) Reg
First World War bugle with the badge of the Kings (Liverpool) Regiment. Stamped with a broad arrow. Firearms & Equipment

Bugle owned by Buglers Bowman of Royal Hampshire Reg
Bugle belonging to Bugler 8994 S. Bowman of the Royal Hampshire Regiment. Stamped with a broad arrow and dated Arras, 1917/1918. Firearms & Equipment

WWI bugle badge of Duke of Lancasters Own Yeomanry
First World War bugle with the badge of the Duke of Lancasters Own Yeomanry. Stamped with a broad arrow. Firearms & Equipment

Boys and officers of Western Scout Troop, South Africa
Boys and officers of Western Scout Troop, Johannesburg, South Africa, on a wooden structure

Scouts of the 1st Bahamas Troop, in an outdoor group photo with palm trees

Henry Reginald Corbet, foxhunter

Portrait photograph of an American army officer with a bugle

Advertisement for Pride of the Regiment
Pride of the Regiment March Two-Step 5 By Mitchell W. Meyers Sam Fox Pub. Co. Cleveland

WWII: U. S. POSTER, c1943. To Americas Honored War Dead
WWII: U.S. POSTER, c1943. To Americas Honored War Dead. American World War II propaganda poster saluting the sacrifice of combatants. Poster by Chester Raymond Miller, c1943

CIVIL WAR: SOLDIERS, c1863. Portrait of a Union soldiers, one holding a bugle. Ambrotype, c1863

INDIA: SOLDIERS, c1942. Chinese soldiers of the United Nations forces in India express their pleasure upon receiving a shipment of regimental drums and bugles. Photographed in c1942

Clarion trumpet engraving 1881
Le Monde Physique par Amedee Guillemin - Paris / Librairie Hachette et Cie 1881

BUGLER, 1943. A camper playing mess call on a bugle at Camp Nathan Hale, an interracial summer camp in Southfields, New York. Photograph by Gordon Parks, 1943

ROBIN HOOD. Lithograph, 19th century

TREATY OF MUNSTER, 1648. A joyous postillion announcing the peace of Munster and the end of the Thirty Years War, 1648. Contemporary German broadsheet

Vintage World War I poster featuring two soldiers, one mounted on a horse blowing a bugle and the other standing with a rifle. It reads, Men Wanted For The Army

Vintage Civil War print of three Civil War soldiers on horseback, sounding the bugle call

Presentation of a Silver Bugle by the Ladies of Belfast in the Colony of Victoria, to the Volunteer Rifle Corps of that Town

Source Size = 3955 x 2878
Presentation of Prizes to the Queens (Westminster) Rifle Volunteers in Westminster Hall on Saturday Last by Countess Grosvenor: the Countess Presenting the Champion Bugle to the Fifteenth Company

Tristan at the Chase, 1878 (litho)
KW348165 Tristan at the Chase, 1878 (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Tristan is one of the main characters in the Tristan and Iseult story)

Light Infantry Ensign, 1811 (oil on canvas)
XZL151804 Light Infantry Ensign, 1811 (oil on canvas) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

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"Bugle: A Musical Call Echoing Through History" The bugle, a small brass instrument with a hauntingly beautiful sound, has played an integral role in various aspects of our world. From the battlefields to the concert halls, its notes have carried messages and emotions that transcend time. In the military realm, the bugle's piercing call resonated through the ranks of brave soldiers. The Kings Own Scottish Borderers proudly marched to its tune, their spirits lifted by its commanding melody. Recruitment posters for The Royal Marines depicted courageous men holding bugles high, symbolizing their readiness for duty. Beyond warfare, this versatile instrument found its place in diverse musical ensembles. Its distinctive sound blended harmoniously with other instruments like trumpets and trombones during grand performances. Whether it was accompanying a symphony or jazz band, the bugle added depth and character to every composition. Venturing into unexpected territories, we find ourselves amidst Cornish China Clay Dumps where echoes of bugling elk reverberate across vast landscapes. In Jasper National Park's Northern Rockies in autumn misty mornings, bull elks serenade one another with their majestic bugling calls - a true spectacle of nature's symphony. Artists also captured the allure of this instrument on canvas; "A Concert of Angels" showcases celestial beings playing golden bugles as if summoning heavenly melodies. Meanwhile, against a Colorado Rocky Mountain backdrop shrouded in misty morning haze emerges an enchanting scene - a lone elk standing tall while emitting powerful bugling sounds. Even literature embraced the mystique surrounding this captivating instrument; "The Great Tally Ho Mystery" by Charles Morritt unraveled secrets hidden within intricate Bugle calls. And who could forget young drummers like those from The South Wales Borderers? Their skillful beats intertwined seamlessly with Buglers' tunes during parades and ceremonies. Lastly but not least is Captain Marshall Roberts immortalized on canvas, the Master of the Fox Hounds.