Rugby Collection

Some Famous Rugby Football Jerseys
An illustration of various international rugby team shirts

Rugby at Rugby School
AT RUGBY SCHOOL A crowd of schoolboys run after the ball at Rugby

Rockliff Northumberland Rugby Team: Steward, Roxby, Greenwell, Styan, Jackson, Nesbit, Taylor, Thompson, Taylor, Anderson, Greenwell, Lee, Taylor, Taylor, Alexander, Stephenson, Thompson, Nicholson

Croke Park Stadia Art - Ireland
Oil painting of Croke Park, home of the Gaelic Athletic Association, 1884 - current day. Stadium capacity 82, 300. Original painting size 22" x 18" created in 2013 by D.J.Rogers

Franklins Gardens Stadia Art - Northampton Saints
Oil, Ink, Pencil of Franklins Gardens, home of Northampton Saints 1888 - Present Day. Capacity 13, 591. Original Painting by D J Rogers

John Smiths Stadium Art - Huddersfield Town
Watercolour of John Smiths Stadium, home of Huddersfield Town F.C. & Huddersfield Giants, 1994 - current day. Capacity 24, 500

France / Ireland Rugby 23
France v Ireland at Paris; the final score was a 14-8 victory for the home side

Welford Road Stadium Art - Leicester Tigers
OIL, INK, PENCIL OF WELFORD ROAD, HOME OF LEICESTER TIGERS 1892 - PRESENT DAY. Capacity 16, 815(PRIOR TO LATEST DEVELOPMENT). Original Painting by D J Rogers

Millennium Stadium Art - Wales
Watercolour of the Millennium Stadium, the home of the Wales National Rugby Union team & the Wales National football team, 1999 - current day

Rugby at Murrayfield stadium, Scotland
Scotland triumphs over England in the Calcutta Cup championship, during the opening match for the newly built Murrayfield stadium which was inaugurated in March 1925. Date: 1925

France V Scotland Rugby
A Scottish player is tackled by a pair of Frenchmen. The match finished in a draw at 3- 3

DW Stadium Art - Wigan Athletic F. C
Oil painting of the DW Stadium, home of Wigan Athletic F.C. and Wigan Warriors Rugby League Club, 1999 - current day. Stadium capacity 25, 133

K C Stadium Art - Hull City FC
Oil painting of the KC Stadium, home of Hull City A.F.C.& Hull F.C. 2002 - current day. Capacity 25, 586. Original painting size 22" x 18" created in 2013 by D.J.Rogers

The Haka: New Zealand rugby war dance, 1905
The New Zealand rugby team singing their war song before the match against Wales at Cardiff on 16th December 1905. Wales went on to win a historic victory against the New Zealanders

Rugby match, South Africa v Somerset
A rugby match between South Africa (the Springboks) and Somerset, probably at Taunton, UK. A Somerset player is picking up the ball

Joe Marler - England rugby player Date: 2010s

New Zealand All Blacks rugby team
A team photograph of the New Zealand All Blacks rugby team, the first to visit the UK for 19 years

Rugby School with pupils playing rugby
Exterior view of Rugby School with pupils playing rugby in foreground

Hull Rugby League Club 1982. Including David Topliss, (centre with ball)

Roger Millward - Hull KR celebrate their victory over Hull FC in the 1980 Wembley Rugby League Cup Final

Murrayfield stadium from the air
Murrayfield rugby stadium in Scotland, which opened in March 1925, shown from the air. Date: March 1925

Rugby - Wales v England - Wembley Stadium - Scott Gibbs makes the break to score his last-minute try to defeat England and deny them the Championship - April 1999 - Western Mail and Echo Copyright

Sandy Park Stadium - Exeter Chiefs Rugby Union
Sandy Park is a rugby union stadium and conference and banqueting centre in Exeter, England. It is the home ground of Exeter Chiefs

Billy Bancroft, Welsh international rugby player
William John Billy Bancroft (1871-1959), Welsh-born international rugby player who played for Swansea and Wales. He also played county cricket for Glamorgan. 1890s

The Railway Station Interior (South Platform), Rugby, Englan
The Railway Station Interior (South Platform), Rugby, Warwickshire, England. London & North Western Railway. Date: 1915

Croke Park Stadia Art -
Painting of Croke Park, home of the Gaelic Athletic Association, 1884 - current day. Stadium capacity 82, 300. Original painting created by Brian Casey

Blackheath versus London Scottish Rugby match
A rugby match between Blackheath and London Scottish rugby clubs. The picture shows Harry Coverdale of Blackheath being collared at the end of a great run

England V Wales Rugby
England defeat Wales at Blackheath by 17-0

England celebrate winning the Rugby World Cup
The England rugby squad and coaching team celebrate their win at the 2003 Rugby World Cup Final in Sydney, Australia. Final score Australia 17 England 20

Murrayfield National Stadium - Scotland Rugby Union
Murrayfield Stadium (known as Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium for sponsorship reasons, or popularly as Murrayfield) is a rugby stadium located in the Murrayfield area of Edinburgh, Scotland

Wigan Rugby F. C. return. The triumphant Wigan Rugby Team parade outside their ground at
Wigan Rugby F.C. return. The triumphant Wigan Rugby Team parade outside their ground at Central Park Wigan, and clown of the team, Danny Gardener tries it on the size. May 1965 P012589

L Equipe de Cardiff, (The Cardiff Team), 1913. Artist: Robert Delaunay
L Equipe de Cardiff, (The Cardiff Team), 1913

Swinton RLFC rugby team 1934-1935. Back row: Lee, Stoddart, Wright, Hughes, Spruce, Armitt. Second row: Mee (Trainer), McGregor, McGurk, Hodgson, Sullivan, Butters, Green, Cheetham, Shaw, Evans

Select Security Stadium 33146_038
Select Security Stadium, Cheshire. Home of Widnes Vikings Rugby League Football Club. Photographed in May 2017

Wembley Stadium Art - England
Watercolour of Wembley Stadium, former home of the Football Association(FA) and England national football team, 1923 - 2000

Sport / Rugby
a successful tackle

Male / Welsh Rugby
B O Male, Full-Back for Wales and Cardiff

Stone X Stadium - Saracens Rugby Union
Barnet Copthall is a sports venue on the Hendon-Mill Hill borders in London, which houses several complexes, including a local authority-owned swimming pool and gymnasium facilities

Castleford win the 1935 Rugby League cup Final at Wembley
The 1935 Rugby League cup Final at Wembley A Atkinson (Captain) of Castleford with the cup

Good French wine brings luck: the French rugby team is preparing to beat the Irish team
XEE4185970 Good French wine brings luck: the French rugby team is preparing to beat the Irish team by drinking with wine brings from home

Gareth Edwards - Welsh rugby player Date: 1970s - 1980s

Cardiff Arms Park, with new North Stand (right), Circa 1935

Duke of Edinburgh presenting trophy at Rugby League final
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh presenting the trophy to the captain of Barrow after they had defeated Workington Town in the 1955 rugby league cup final. Date: 1953

Navy Cut Medium Cigarettes, 1927
Players Navy Cut Medium cigarettes pull-out counter card depicting a caricature of a rugby player next to a pack of Medium cigarettes. The text reads " W.W

James Simson-Daniel - Gloucester
Rugby Union - Heineken Cup - Connacht vs. Gloucester at The Sportsground, Galway Gloucesters James Simpson-Daniel, is tackled by Mark McCrea, Connacht

John Eales celebrates at the final whistle of the 1991 World Cup Final
Rugby Union The Final Whistle. John Eales celebrates in front of the England players Brian Moore (2) and Jeff Probyn (3). England v Australia. Rugby World Cup Final, Twickenham. 02/11/1991

Crickhowell rugby team, Crickhowell, Powys, Mid Wales
A group photo of the Crickhowell Rugby Football team, with a few of the club supporters, in Crickhowell, Powys, Mid Wales

More Rugger Trials
Cartoon, More Rugger Trials. Good head and tail work and clever footwork in the scrum. Please note: Credit must appear as Courtesy of the Estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/ILN/Mary Evan"

Boys playing rugby football at Rugby School

Advert, Southern Railway Excursions
Advertisement for Southern Railway Excursions to Birmingham, Cambridge, Derby, Leicester, Nottingham, Rugby, Wolverhampton, etc, every Sunday from December to March

Study room at Rugby School, 1967
An elaborately decorated study cubicle in Town House, Rugby School. Date: 1967

England V Scotland 1901
Scotland defeat England at Blackheath by 18-3

Ireland V England 1900
Ireland defeat England in Dublin

London Highfield v. Australia rugby advertisement
Advert for a rugby match between London Highfield and Australia, ( the Australians first match in London - under floodlight! ) held at White City Stadium on 22nd November 1933

How Some Englishmen thought we were going to win the war
Humorous cartoon showing Englishmen, armed with cricket bats, golf clubs and rugby balls giving the Hun a good thrashing - a satirical view on how some thought World War One could be won in

Macpherson / Oxford Uni
G Ps MacPherson, player for Oxford University, Captain for Scotland

The Enthusiast
A short course of training for the rugger enthusiast. Please note: Credit must appear as Courtesy of the Estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/ILN/Mary Evans

Devitt / England Rugby
Sir T G Devitt, Wing Three-Quarter for England

England's Roger Spong tackled as he passed the ball to Jim Reeve who went on to score
Wales v England (3-11) Rugby International Match at Cardiff Arms Park 1930 Five Nations

County of Warwick by William Smith, c. 1600 (after Saxton, c. 1574)
`WARWICI COMITATVS DESCRIPTIO. Quan primus aeditit Christophorus Saxton. Anno 1576. Nunc de integro correcta. aucta. et restituta. Cui adduntur (praeter 60)

Jimmy Ledgard of Leigh with the Lancashire Cup trophy 1956
Jimmy Ledgard of Leigh with the Lancashire Rugby League Cup trophy

Harlequins Rugby Team: Hindley, Phillipps, Hunt, Clarke, Hill, Whittaker, Surtees, Cipriani, Pauk, Peech, Wood, Wells, Susmann, Saward, Wells. 1890s

Anny Freitas thistle haircut on back of head womans rugby championship

Erika Roe, streaker who ran across the field during England v Australia rugby match

Wigan Rugby F. C. return. Frank Parr and Ray Ashby were showing the fans the Rugby League
Wigan Rugby F.C. return. Frank Parr and Ray Ashby were showing the fans the Rugby League Challenge Cup at Central Park, Wigan to fans, and to their surprise 10 yr old Maurice Tait of Lymefield Flats

Widnes Rugby League team. Left to right, back row: Parkes. J. W. Hayes, J. Higgins, F. Lyon, P
Widnes Rugby League team. Left to right, back row: Parkes.J.W.Hayes, J.Higgins, F.Lyon, P.Trainer. Naughton.D. Forshaw.A. Reynolds.C Seated: Malone.A. Leigh. F. Peake.O.Hutton.C

Sport - Rugby - Wales v France 1976 - Some of the packed crowd at Cardiff Arms Park - 6th March 1976 - Western Mail and Echo Copyright Image

England, London, Twickenham, Twickenham Rugby Stadium

William Eldon Tucker, rugby player
William Eldon Tucker (1872-1953), Bermuda-born rugby union player for Cambridge University, St Georges Hospital, Blackheath and England. He later qualified as a medical doctor. 1890s

Arthur J Gould, Welsh rugby player
Arthur J Gould (1864-1919), Captain of Newport Rugby FC and Welsh International rugby union player. 1890s

The Wales rugby team, 1905
A team photograph celebrating the player of the Welsh rugby team, who beat the previously undefeated New Zealand by three points to nil in the cup final match on 16th December 1905. Date: 1905

Rugby-Wc99-Nzl-Ita-Lomu
New Zealand winger Jonah Lomu poses for photographers before the Rugby World Cup first-round match between New Zealand and Italy at the McAlpine stadium in Huddersfield 14 October 1999

New Zealand-Rugby-Statue-Michael Jones
A sculpture of Michael Jones, the scorer of the first try, of the first Rugby World Cup, in his first game for the All Blacks in 1987

Wilderspool Stadium - Warrington Wolves Rugby League
Wilderspool Stadium was a rugby league stadium in Warrington, England. The ground was Warrington RLFC's old ground before moving to the Halliwell Jones Stadium

Thrum Hall Stadium - Halifax Rugby League
Thrum Hall was a rugby league stadium on Hanson Lane in Halifax, West Yorkshire, England. It was the home of Halifax for 112 years. The site on which the ground stood is now occupied by a supermarket

Kilmarnock v Motherwell, Scottish Cup Third Round match, Rugby Park, Saturday 27th February 1960. Our Picture Shows... Ian St John of Motherwell jumps for ball

Jonathan Mason, Pontypridd Rugby Union Player, match action, Pontypridd against Blackheath, 29th October 1988

John Anthony, Newport RFC, Player, Circa 1968

Saltscar School, Redcar, under 16 rugby team concluded their unbeaten season against under 16 opposition by winning the Sir William Turner Sevens Tournament for the second successive year

Wales, Cardiff, The Millenium Stadium aka Principality Stadium

Football Incidents - A Try (Rugby). Date: 1905

London Welsh rugby team, 1902
London Welsh rugby football team in 1902 on the occasion of their defeat by Newport at the Queens Club. Date: 1902

Rugby Union Date: 1903

Advertisement for Charles Baker & Co.s Stores Ltd. - Gentlemen & Boys high-class clothing & outfitting - " Opened to keep pace with the Civil Service Stores" circa 1890s

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Rugby, a sport that unites nations and ignites passion on the field. From the iconic jerseys worn by famous rugby football teams to the breathtaking stadium art that adorns their homes, this game is more than just a sport - it's a way of life. Step into John Smiths Stadium Art in Huddersfield Town and you'll be greeted by an awe-inspiring display history. The walls tell stories of triumphs and defeats, reminding us why we love this game so much. Franklins Gardens Stadia Art proudly showcases the rich heritage of Northampton Saints. As you walk through its halls, you can almost hear the roar of the crowd as legends grace this hallowed ground. Croke Park Stadia Art captures Ireland's indomitable spirit. It stands tall as a testament to their unwavering dedication to rugby excellence. This is where dreams are made and heroes are born. Welford Road Stadium Art pays homage to Leicester Tigers' legacy. With each brushstroke, it immortalizes unforgettable moments etched in our memories forever. Millennium Stadium Art transports us to Wales, where rugby runs through every vein. The artwork tells tales of fierce battles fought with heart and soul under those floodlights. France/Ireland Rugby 23 brings together two powerhouses for an epic clash on the pitch. Their jerseys symbolize unity amidst rivalry - a true testament to sportsmanship at its finest. DW Stadium Art celebrates not only Wigan Athletic F. C but also their deep-rooted connection with rugby. It reminds us that sometimes boundaries blur when it comes to our love for different sports. Murrayfield stadium in Scotland echoes with cheers from passionate fans who live and breathe rugby like no other nation does. Its grandeur reflects their undying devotion to this beautiful game. K C Stadium Art proudly represents Hull City FC while acknowledging their shared affinity for rugby too. A reminder that sporting communities can thrive together, supporting each other's passions. France V Scotland Rugby.