Fours Collection (page 5)

A Mans A Man For A That by Lindsay Cable
Two women dressed in masculine outfits of shirts, ties, flat shoes and, in the case of one, knickerbockers or plus-fours, smoke cigarettes and comment on a passing gentleman wearing a kilt

The Great Golf Question
Cartoon lampooning the flamboyant and outlandish golf fashions of the day. Golfers featured include James Braid, J.H. Taylor, George Duncan, Fred Robson, Archie

European Travel
With todays modern transport links as fast as they are, Paris is literally one step away from London for this well turned out (British?) traveller

Macdonald / Ramsay / 1924 Ph
JAMES RAMSAY MACDONALD British politician (Labour party)

Bustle & Plus Fours
A rather incongrous scene as old meets new and a man wearing plus fours and Argyll socks steps out with a lady wearing a bustle!

England / Eynesford
Boys fishing for tiddlers, watched by a cyclist in plus fours in the village of Eynsford, in the Darent Valley, Kent, England

Fancy Pastries
Types of Small Fancy Pastries - including Hazelnut Pyramids, Cherry Domes, Maraschino Rolls, Angora Tartlets, Chocolate Arches and Lulus (front row, pink) !

Grouse Shooting C1960
Three men, wearing patterned tweed outfits, confer before starting a grouse shoot

Taking Photo of Friends
A group of young people pose on a fallen tree to have their photograph taken by their friend.. who is in turn photographed!

Artful Cards
A gullible looking young man in plus fours and flat cap is encouraged to bet on a three card trick by a group of Jewish touts

Aj Balfour / Sambourne
ARTHUR JAMES BALFOUR 1st Earl of Balfour British politician, Conservative MP, enjoying a game of golf

Plus Fours, Argyll Socks
A gentleman wears a window- pane check suit of PLUS-FOURS, waistcoat & jacket with Argyll socks, as he stands, smoking his pipe, in the garden of Harrowcliffe, Teignmouth

Golf Player / Sepia Photo
A gentleman in his plus-fours ready to play a game of golf

Model Aircraft Club
Men (some wearing plus fours) and boys, members of Brighton District Model Aircraft Club, England

Balfour / Golf / Sambourne
ARTHUR JAMES BALFOUR 1st Earl of Balfour, British politician and Conservative MP, enjoying a game of golf in snazzy attire

American Style 1927
19 year old American in light coloured plus-fours, woollen socks & co-respondent shoes, waistcoat, single-breasted jacket & tie probably in a British regimental stripe

Golf Fashions 1927
A golfing couple: the man wears plus-fours with matching socks and jumper; the lady wears a pencil-pleat skirt, striped jumper with large collar and tie and cloche hat

Golfing Suit / Burton 1938
Highland tweed sports suit of single-breasted jacket & plus- fours worn with a matching flat cap. Perfect for golfing and other outdoor pursuits

Golfing Clothes 1912
Men: plus fours, flat cap, monocle, single-breasted suit, spats & turn-ups to the trousers. Women: tailor-made costumes with short flaring skirts & belted jackets

Mine, Trolley Boys / B / W
TROLLEY BOYS Two boys on all fours drag a laden wagon up a sloping gallery : a shift can be as little as 11 hours a day, or in Scotland up to 18 hours

Mine, Trolley Boys
TROLLEY BOYS Two boys on all fours drag a laden wagon up a sloping gallery : a shift can be as little as 11 hours a day, or in Scotland up to 18 hours

Digging for Victory in England during World War Two - or in this case, Forking for Victory. Self-sufficiency and growing your own vegetables was encouraged

Boy Gives Ride to Sister
Good Dobbin: Two country children at play. A brother, on all fours, gives his little fair-haired sister a ride on his back across the flagstones

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"Fours: A Journey Through Golf and Literature" Immerse yourself in the world of fours, where golf and literature collide. From the classic book by Cotton to the silhouette of a local squire and his faithful dog, these hints paint a vivid picture. G. K. Chesterton, renowned writer and philosopher, once said that golf is "an endless series of tragedies obscured by the occasional miracle. " This sentiment resonates as we glimpse Thomas Ward and Sons' group of men outside Wardonia Works - perhaps discussing their latest round on the green. Walter Hagen, an American professional golfer known for his charisma and skill, reminds us that golf is not just a game but also a subtle competition. H. M. Bateman's artwork captures this notion perfectly with his depiction of fashionable golf attire in "A Subtle Competition. " Gleneagles offers "Distinctions with a Difference, " showcasing its prestigious status as one of Scotland's finest golf resorts. The Sportex poster further emphasizes the allure of this sport through vibrant colors and dynamic imagery. The bond between a golfer and their caddy is unbreakable - they navigate challenges together while sharing triumphs on each hole. S. Mure Fergusson's work beautifully portrays this partnership. Robert Maxwell, an accomplished golfer himself, adds another layer to our exploration into foursomes. His expertise shines through every swing as he strives for perfection on every fairway. Even amidst all these tales from the greens, let us not forget life beyond golf courses entirely; sometimes even something as simple as posting a letter can bring unexpected joy or adventure. Whether you're captivated by G. K Chesterton's philosophical musings or fascinated by Walter Hagen's competitive spirit, there is no denying that they have left an indelible mark on both literature and sports history alike.