Crossbar Collection

Crossbar, c.1st-2nd century. Creator: Unknown
Crossbar, c.1st-2nd century

Stewart Tinner Celebrates Winning &, xa3;250000 For Hitting T
Stewart Tinner Celebrates Winning &, xa3; 250000 For Hitting The Crossbar At Half Time Saracens V South Africa Saracens V South Africa Wembley, London, England 17 November 2009 Date: 17 November 2009

Red Squirrel is looking at a football Date: 12-07-2021

Red Squirrel is holding a football Date: 12-07-2021

Whiffle Tree End, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Henry Tomaszewski
Whiffle Tree End, 1935/1942

Inter Cities Fairs Cup Semi Final Second Leg match at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea 2 v Barcelona 0 (aggregate 2-2, Barcelona won play off 5-0). Action from the match. 11th May 1966

Open grave in a cemetery

Men with rifles, black bears and dogs, USA
Men with rifles and dogs, and black bears hanging from a rail, probably in California, USA, with snow on the ground. Date: circa 1910

Sopwith 5F Dolphin single-seat fighter
Sopwith 5F1 Dolphin single seat fighter, first flown in mid-1917. It was later used for air support, in particular trench and ground strafing

Apostle Peter, Jacob de Gheyn (II), Hendrick Hondius (I), 1591 - 1592

VICTORY : LADIES TILTING AT THE RING IN TENERIFE, 1897: Tilting at the
" VICTORY" : LADIES TILTING AT THE RING IN TENERIFE, 1897: Tilting at the ring is a favourite amusement with ladies and gentlemen visiting the Canary Islands

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Stewart Tinner Celebrates Winning £250, 000 For Hitting the Crossbar In a moment of pure precision and skill, Stewart Tinner became an instant legend as he struck the crossbar with pinpoint accuracy. The crowd erupted in jubilation as his shot secured him a life-changing sum of £250, 000. It was a defining moment that would forever be etched in football history. Meanwhile, amidst all the excitement, a curious red squirrel found itself captivated by the sight of a football. With its tiny paws delicately holding onto the ball, it seemed to understand the significance of this iconic object that brings joy to millions around the world. The connection between sports and history is undeniable. Take for instance Whiffle Tree End in 1935-1942; it witnessed men armed with rifles alongside black bears and dogs engaging in thrilling hunting expeditions across vast landscapes in America. A stark contrast from another era when Sopwith 5F Dolphin single-seat fighters soared through the skies during intense battles. Sports have always been intertwined with cultural events too. One such occasion was an Inter Cities Fairs Cup Semi Final Second Leg match at Stamford Bridge where fans gathered to witness fierce competition on hallowed ground. The atmosphere was electric as players fought tooth and nail for victory. Back to our little red squirrel friend who seemed quite content clutching onto its newfound treasure - a football held tightly within its grasp. Perhaps it dreams of emulating heroes who once graced stadiums like Goodison Park during FA Cup Fifth Round matches. Everton's triumph over Tranmere Rovers left an indelible mark on both teams' histories. Yet not all moments are filled with celebration; some evoke somber reflections on mortality itself. An open grave stands silently among rows of tombstones in a cemetery - reminding us that life is fleeting but memories endure. Speaking of enduring memories, let's delve into artistry now.