Slide set: A shooting adventure (story: Valentine & Sons, 12 slides, in/before 1890)
“A boy starts out with a gun to shoot a bird, but the gun goes off harmlessly. He takes hold of the gun and determines to brain the bird, but breaks the stock over a stone instead. He pursues the bird with more determination, only to fall into the ditch and be projected into a prickly bush. Stretching his hands through the leaves he succeeds in catching his prey, and returns home with joy on every feature of his countenance.”
“New series, from first-class drawings, with Wording printed on the Slides.”
Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 9 March 2024
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