Photograph of Ye Quagger Indians, Their Canoe or Toggere [Queen's College Torpid crew as North American Native Indians in silhouette, with (?) Smith at 5 and (?) Lynch at 8; eagle as cox; boar's head as figure head on prow. Note: Togger rowing = 8-man boat in Torpids, Oxford University rowing competition, usually early March; Quagger = a word meaning Queen's College] [John Johnson 841] [by Charles Gregory Fagan of Queen's College]; Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
G.A. Oxon. 4o 416, fol. 850
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Title
Photograph of Ye Quagger Indians, Their Canoe or Toggere [Queen's College Torpid crew as North American Native Indians in silhouette, with (?) Smith at 5 and (?) Lynch at 8; eagle as cox; boar's head as figure head on prow. Note: Togger rowing = 8-man boat in Torpids, Oxford University rowing competition, usually early March; Quagger = a word meaning Queen's College] [John Johnson 841] [by Charles Gregory Fagan of Queen's College]; Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
Shelfmark
G.A. Oxon. 4o 416, fol. 850
Date
[c.1882]
Language
English
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
Shrimpton's Oxford Caricatures
Shrimpton caricatures Volume 5
Photograph of Ye Quagger Indians, Their Canoe or Toggere [Queen's College Torpid crew as North American Native Indians in silhouette, with (?) Smith at 5 and (?) Lynch at 8; eagle as cox; boar's head as figure head on prow. Note: Togger rowing = 8-man boat in Torpids, Oxford University rowing competition, usually early March; Quagger = a word meaning Queen's College] [John Johnson 841] [by Charles Gregory Fagan of Queen's College]; Thomas Shrimpton & Son publ.
