Slide set: A gambler's honour: and what it led to (service of song: Bamforth & Co., 24 slides, 1910)

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Slide 1

Slide 2

Jessie Rainforth taught the little ones in the infant class

Slide 3

Jessie was the treasure both these young men aspired to possess

Slide 4

You must have seen that I care for Jessie very much

Slide 5

I love you, Jessie, and I would do my best to make you happy

Slide 6

Congratulate me, old chap, I'm going to marry the sweetest girl in Harefield

Slide 7

He threw himself with greater energy into his work

Slide 8

Of course I'm going out, what pleasure is there in staying in?

Slide 9

He had an idea that George was not keeping the best of company

Slide 10

'Clifford,' said the master, 'do you know anything about this cheque?'

Slide 11

'Officer, I give this man into custody on a charge of embezzlement'

Slide 12

Dick often recalled that terrible night spent in a police cell

Slide 13

The magistrate took his seat on the bench

Slide 14

The meeting of the father and son was very affecting

Slide 15

Slide 16

Dick acquainted his father with all the circumstances of the affair

Slide 17

Dick kept indoors, for he did not care to be seen

Slide 18

Great was his surprise to see one of the clerks from the office

Slide 19

Just before noon he sent for me into his room

Slide 20

'Clifford, the least I can do is to offer you my apology for my mistake'

Slide 21

Dick took the letter, and read it through

Slide 22

The bitter tears of remorse had fallen on the paper as he wrote

Slide 23

Slide 24

Number of slides

Manufacturer

Bamforth & Co., England

Other related organisations

in stock of William C. Muir, dates unknown

in stock of Riley Brothers, 1910-1914 (item ref. 1679)

in stock of E.G. Wood, 1912 (item ref. 1647)

in stock of J.W. Butcher, 1913

Main type of image

life model

Main usage of set

service of song

Date of first manufacture

1910

Reading or song

Ernest Williams (arr. James W. Broadbent), A gambler's honour: and what it led to (Leeds: James Broadbent & Son, n.d.)

Collections

24 slides known to exist in private collection

Subject keywords

social issues – crime
religion
social issues – gambling

Lucerna ID 3003247

Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 20 February 2015

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Slide set: A gambler's honour: and what it led to (service of song: Bamforth & Co., 24 slides, 1910)