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Colour illustration of golfer in tweeds, in an accident with butcher's boy on bike, P Bodge, Family Butcher. Outdoor scene in country lane by H H Harris. Captioned, Two Down at the Turn, And probably One to Go!'. Date: 1925
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Colour illustration of golfer in tweeds, in an accident with butcher's boy on bike, P Bodge, Family Butcher. Outdoor scene in country lane by H H Harris. Captioned, Two Down at the Turn, And probably One to Go!'. Date: 1925
Colour illustration of golfer in tweeds, in an accident with butcher's boy on bike, P Bodge, Family Butcher. Outdoor scene in country lane by H H Harris. Captioned, Two Down at the Turn, And probably One to Go!'. Date: 1925
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Two Down at the Turn, And probably One to Go!
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- A Humorous Illustration from the 1920s by H.H. Harris This delightful color illustration, dated 1925, captures a light-hearted moment on a country lane as a golfer in tweeds finds himself in an unexpected predicament. The scene unfolds as the golfer, with a surprised expression, comes face to face with a butcher's boy on a bicycle named Bodge, from P. Bodge, Family Butcher. The golf club in the golfer's hand seems to have played a role in the accident, as the boy and his bicycle lie crumpled in the dust. The artist, H.H. Harris, masterfully brings the scene to life with vibrant colors and intricate details. The golfer's tweed jacket and plus fours, the butcher's boy's cap and apron, and the bicycle with its wicker basket all add to the authenticity of the illustration. The country lane, lined with trees and dotted with wildflowers, further emphasizes the idyllic setting. The caption, "Two Down at the Turn, And probably One to Go!" adds a touch of humor to the scene. The term "two down" refers to a score in golf where a player has taken two strokes more than par on a hole. The implication is that the golfer may have had a few mishaps on the golf course before this encounter with the butcher's boy. The phrase "one to go" suggests that there may be one more unexpected event or challenge on the horizon. This charming illustration is a delightful snapshot of life in the 1920s, capturing the essence of outdoor activities, country living, and the occasional mishap. It is a testament to the artistry of H.H. Harris and a reminder of the simpler pleasures of a bygone era.
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