Terrible Collection (#6)

Two Pterodactyl flying dinosaurs soar above a beautiful canyon

Two Tyrannosaurus Rex dinosaurs fight for the right of a territory

Three Spinosaurus dinosaurs standing in the desert by daylight

Confrontation between two Einiosaurus dinosaurs in a landscape with water, mountains and green grass by sunset

Spinosaurus dinosaurs drink from a marsh area in prehistoric times
Two Spinosaurus dinosaurs drink from a marsh area in prehistoric times

Tyrannosaurus Rex roaring against a colorful sky
Close-up of Tyrannosaurus Rex roaring against a colorful sky

Diplodocus dinosaurs take a drink in a hot tropical region
Three Diplodocus dinosaurs come to the waters edge for a refreshing drink in a hot tropical region

Two Tyrannosaurus Rex dinosaurs are on the hunt for prey

Confrontation between two Spinosaurus dinosaurs
Two Spinosaurus dinosaurs confront each other face to face in a prehistoric environment

Three Monolophosaurus dinosaurs standing in the desert by daylight

Two Spinosaurus dinosaurs amble down a beach looking for food

Two Microraptor dinosaurs fly over a wetland marsh in prehistoric times

Two Diplodocus dinosaurs search for food in a desert landscape

The Late Collision Off the Lizard: H. M. s. Terrible Towing the Calcutta into Plymouth
The Late Collision Off the Lizard: H.M.s. Terrible Towing the Calcutta into Plymouth, 1869

Source Size = 3751 x 1958
Launch of the Steam Frigate, " terrible, " on Thursday Afternoon from her Majestys Dock-Yard at Deptford

they were Always Repulsed by a Terrible, Strong-Minded Butler, who Kept Guard
" they were Always Repulsed by a Terrible, Strong-Minded Butler, who Kept Guard on the Mat, and Allowed None to Pass" Drawn by Duncan

Terrible Railway Accident in Alsace, Caused by the Fall of the Bridge of Lutterbach at the Moment of the Passing of a Train : Aspect of the First Arch after the Accident, Engraving 1876, France

IVAN IV VASILEVICH (1530-1584). Called Ivan the Terrible. Ruler of Russia as grand duke (1533-1547) and czar (1547-1584). The death of Ivan IV of Russia

NAVAL BATTLE, 1757. The Desperate Action Between the Terrible and Vengeance, December, 1757. Line engraving, English, 1797

The Terrible Bogeyman - who steals away naughty children in his sack if they misbehave. Date: circa 1908

The Tenor hits a high note and is met by a special bouquet
An Operatic Tenor hits a high note and is met by a special bouquet, comprising of eggs, carrots, a turnip and a dead cat! " He who pitches too high, won t get through his song"

The Tenor hits a high note and a special bouquet awaits
The Tenors Top Note. An Operatic Tenor hits a high note and is about to meet a special bouquet, comprising of rotten eggs, a carrot and a turnip !! Date: circa 1910s

Ivan IV Vasilyevich (Ivan the Terrible 1530-1584) Tsar of Russia from 1533, leading his army at the Siege of Kazan, August 1552. Ivan, sword in hand, mounted on white charger

Heliodorus, attempting to take treasure from Temple at Jerusalem, is attacked by terrible horse and his rider, while angels attack his bodyguard. 2 Maccabees 3

Ivan IV (Ivan the Terrible) 1530-1584. Tsar of Russia from 1533. Assumed power in 1547
Ivan IV (Ivan the Terrible) 1530-1584.Tsar of Russia from 1533. Assumed power in 1547. Woodcut

Richard Owen (1804-1892) English anatomist and paleontologist. He coined the word dinosaur (terrible lizard) in 1841. Opposed Darwins theory of natural selection

Ivan the Terrible Showing His Treasures to Jerome Horsey, by Alexander Litovchenko (1875) Ivan IV the Terrible (1530 - 1584) Tsar of Russia 1533 - 1584

Darkest Russia: A Grand Romance of the Czars Realm, Theatre poster, 1895. Portrait vignettes of Ivan the Terrible, Peter the Great, Catherine the Great, Alexander I, II, and II, and Nicholas I

They Were Always Repulsed By A Terrible
they Were Always Repulsed By A Terrible, Strong-minded Butler, Who Kept Guard On The Mat, And Allowed None To Pass Drawn By Duncan

Terrible Railway Accident in Alsace, Caused by the Fall of the Bridge of Lutterbach at the Moment of the Passing of a Train : Aspect of the First Arch after the Accident, Engraving 1876, France

Ivan IV (Ivan the Terrible) 1530-1584. Tsar of Russia from 1533. From 16th century woodcut

Dinofelis, terrible cat, side view

GERASIMOV, Mikhail Mikhailovich (1907-1970); Ivan IV Vasilyevich the Terrible (1530-1584). Tsar of Russia (1534-1584) and Great Duke of Moscow (1533-47)

Ivan IV Vasilyevich the Terrible (1530-1584). Tsar of Russia (1534-1584) and Great Duke of Moscow (1533-47). Late Byzantine art

Wood-framed throne covered with carved ivory plates depicting scenes from mythology, heraldry
RUSSIA: THRONE OF IVAN IV. Wood-framed throne covered with carved ivory plates depicting scenes from mythology, heraldry, history and everyday life

(1530-1584). Called Ivan the Terrible. Ruler of Russia as grand duke (1533-1547) and czar (1547-1584)
IVAN IV VASILEVICH (1530-1584). Called Ivan the Terrible. Ruler of Russia as grand duke (1533-1547) and czar (1547-1584). Icon, Russian, 16th century

Medical / Ailments / Rickets
The terrible body deformation caused by rickets. Date: circa 1870

PRESIDENT NOMINATION, 1904. Terrible Teddy waits for the Unknown. Theodore Roosevelt confidently awaits the Democratic nominee for the presidency in 1904. Cartoon by Joseph Keppler, Jr

Sailor from HMS Terrible

HMS Terrible
Photograph of HMS Terrible, a battle cruiser used as a troop carrier during World War I Date: 1914

Scholl Photo
AURELIEN SCHOLL French writer, l enfant terrible des journalistes de l Empire, photographed in 1868. Date: 1833 - 1902

H. M. S. TERRIBLE
A sailor wearing the hat of his ship, the unfortunately named H.M.S. Terrible, a British Royal Navy vessel, launched in 1895. late 1890s

The Music of the East
Humourous postcard entitled The Music of the East, depicting a braying Egyptian donkey, singing out to an empty desert... Date: 1908

HMS Terrible and HM Yacht jigsaw puzzle
A colour illustration of HMS Terrible, a Royal Navy armoured cruiser launched in 1895. Below is a jigsaw puzzle box of His Majestys Yacht at Cowes on the Isle of Wight

Temple Bar Removed
The removal of Temple Bar, which, however picturesque, was a terrible obstacle to traffic : it was re-erected in Theobalds Park, near Waltham Cross where it was sadly neglected

Lear / Nonsense / Nepaul
There was an Old Man of Nepaul, from his horse had a terrible fall; But, though split quite in two, by some very strong glue, they mended that Man of Nepaul

War Nerves - Terrible Effect of a Clap of Thunder
An edgy population descend into panic on hearing a clap of thunder, convinced it is a zeppelin bomb. The result of propaganda and the spread of hysteria in the opening months of World War One

Aphis Vastator, potatoe disease
These are illustrations of Aphis Vastator, the supposed cause of the potatoe disease which struck Ireland in the mid-nineteenth century with terrible consequences

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"Terrible Tragedies and Unforgettable Moments: A Captivating Journey Through History" In 1581, the world witnessed a heart-wrenching incident as Ivan's heated argument with his son turned fatal, forever staining their relationship. The weight of this terrible event still lingers in our minds. Meanwhile, amidst the shadows of uncertainty, Terrible Teddy patiently awaits an unknown fate. What lies ahead for him? Only time will reveal the answer to this enigmatic question. Ahmed Madrali, a name that echoes through history like a haunting melody. His story remains shrouded in mystery; who was he? What did he accomplish? These questions continue to intrigue us. On board HMS Terrible, the words "God Save the King" shine brightly in living letters. This powerful display symbolizes unwavering loyalty and dedication within the Royal Navy. Venturing into Vietnam's War Remnants Museum takes us back to a dark chapter when bombs ravaged Saigon during the American War. Here we confront captured remnants of destruction - vivid reminders of humanity's terrible capacity for violence. But not all stories are marred by tragedy; sometimes they end with hope and reconciliation. Burying the hatchet signifies moving beyond past conflicts towards forgiveness and healing wounds that once seemed insurmountable. The Welsh Wyvern slain is both a tale of triumph over adversity and a reminder that even mythical creatures can be conquered by human determination. It teaches us never to underestimate our own strength. In another twist of fate, Martians invade New York. This fictional account reminds us how easily fear can grip society when faced with something unfamiliar or otherworldly – truly a testament to humanity's ability to conjure up its own terrors. Within Ivan/Terrible/Pledges lie complex layers waiting to be unraveled. Was it Ivan who made terrible pledges or was it someone else entirely? The truth may surprise you.