Mascot Collection (page 7)

If you go down to the piazza today... about 70 shoppers, children enjoyed a teddy bears picnic, courtesy of CIN Properties Ltd, which owns Huddersfield Piazza

Jamie Baker and his twin sister Brenda, who were mascots for the Everton v Manchester United match at Goodison Park. League Division One. 21st September 1986

FA Secretary Denis Follows pictured with World Cup Willie, official mascot for the 1966 World Cup tournament in England, outside the FA headquarters. 19th October 1965

England footballer Bobby Charlton pictured with World Cup Willie, official mascot for the 1966 World Cup tournament in England, in Manchester. February 1966

The Loco Lion appeal was launched at North Tees Hospital by Gladiator Diane Youdale (Jet). 8th September 1995

Lance corporal Paddy was promoted Sgt. Paddy, when he was collected from quarantine at Hackbridge Kennels, in Surrey. The first Battalion the Royal Ulster Rifles has no official mascot

Pudsey Bear with Gazette staff Yvonne White and Lynn McMahon. 17th November 1992

Children and parents who took part in the sponsored toddle to launch the Health and Sun Campaign in Stockton. Pictured are children with Stanley the Starfish. 28th June 1994

Howard Gayle, Birmingham City football player with mascot Glen Bennett, St Andrews, Birmingham, Saturday 23rd April 1983

Cat "Lucky"with football at the Valley, home ground of Charlton Athletic
Cat " Lucky" with football at the Valley, home ground of Charlton Athletic football club. This puss was adopted by Charlton

Jimmy is a goose "attached"to a searchlight unit in the Midlands
Jimmy is a goose " attached" to a searchlight unit in the Midlands. He was fattened up for last Xmas but before the Unit cook could claim him he became such a prime favourite with all

Remembrance is written on the faces of Highgate United Captain, Gordon Cooper, six-year-old mascot Anthony Doherty - son of Highgate half-back Hughie

Pupils of St Davids School, Marsh present a cheque for £; 1000 to Help the Aged mascot Hector and Regional representative Mrss Simpson. 20th January 1988

British Lions seen here at Heathrow Airport on their way to New Zealand 10th May 1977

Phil Bennett British Lion captain seen here at Heathrow Airport as the team prepare to make their way to New Zealand 10th May 1977

Proteus Bluebird, the car in which Donald Campbell broke the World Automobile Speed Record has has now made its last run, at 5 mph, at RAF Station, Debden, Essex, 19th June 1966

Leeds United players with their families and manager Don Revie at Harewood House, Statley Home of club president the Earl of Harewood. They are pictured meeting their new mascot Whitey the Snow Owl

Sippers the mongrel mascot dog of HMS Soberton, pictured at the Fish Quay, North Shields on the River Tyne. Sippers jumped ship and was missing for 24 hours before returning to the vessel

Tony Woodcock, Alan Sunderland and Gunner the Highbury stadium mouse catcher. 1st November 1982. 82-5608-27A

Celtic captain Billy McNeill, and Liverpool captain Ron Yeats, shake hands before the first leg of the European cup winners cup, semi-final, at Celtic Park, Glasgow. April 1966 P007128

Alex Parker EvertonOs captain, leads the team out against Sheffield United. September 1964 P007208

Maori soldier carries his Maori doll as a mascot as he arrives in Britain to take part in World War One. Circa 1915

FA Charity Shield match at Goodison Park. Everton 0 v Liverpool 1. Roger Hunt of Liverpool and Ray Wilson of Everton, teammates in the successful England World Cup winning team

Leeds United supporter Mrs Barbra Pewte seen here standing beside a rosette stall outside the ground before the FA Cup match against Chelsea. April 1970

Scene from the play Nows the Time. 17th November 1915

The Manchester United club mascot on the pitch at Old Trafford. 1st February 1988

This goat is the mascot of the Royal Northumberland lFusiliers

Evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force from Dunkirk, Northern France. Tired troops sleeping at a makeshift army camp in Southern England after their return from France June 1940

Victory - Alsatian. Mascot of regiment. August 1941 P012676

Wasps Rugby Team Mascot Angela Jay (Model). January 1975 75-00344-004

Wasps Rugby Team Mascot Angela Jay (Model). January 1975 75-00344-003

World War II: Mascots. Rex the alsatian to be the new mascot for a R. A. F. station in Kent
World War II: Mascots. Rex the alsatian to be the new mascot for a R.A.F. station in Kent. February 1944 P011582

Sally Coope with Ronnie the mascot From The United States Navy destroyer "Baker"
Sally Coope with Ronnie the mascot From The United States Navy destroyer " Baker" December 1945 P011578

Barney the donkey who is number one member of The allied forces mascot club. Barney is seen have chasing aircrews from the squadron he serves. October 1943 P011583

Children with their school mascot, Esmerelda the duck

Wisconsin Air National Guard - Northrop F-89D Scorpion
Wisconsin Air National Guard - Northrop F-89D-1-NO Scorpion 51-0400 of Wisconsin Air National Guard on display as a unit mascot. Date: 1966

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Teddy enjoying a draught of ginger-beer, the 2nd Battalion Kings Rifles pet, arrived in Shorncliffe from India. Given a new home at an expense of seventeen pounds

One of the British war-ships in the Dardanelles had an unusual pet, an Irish hog, named Dennis, who is seen in the photograph among his new comrades

Old Bill car mascot - Bairnsfatherware
Old Bill car mascot. Produced by Louis Lejeune (Mascots) Ltd. c.1919, on a metal plinth, which is on a wooden socle. Copyright No. R2669204. Bairnsfather Ware

Irish Guards Band
The band of the IRISH GUARDS, with their mascot Brian Boru, marches through Hyde Park, London Date: circa 1914

Transport, Road, Cars, Classic 100 year old Rolls Royce Silver Ghost Spirit of Ecstay bonnet mascot

The Pet of the Regiment, with Guy Rider, Halifax
The Pet of the Regiment, with Guy Rider, PA3, Prescot Place, Halifax, Yorkshire

Jellyfish on Green Background
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Lion Wearing Crown
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Viking Man With Beard
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Little Herbert, the Sheffield Wednesday football club mascot from around 1900, was a beloved figure among fans. With his distinctive Irish Wolfhound Mascot by his side, he brought joy and excitement to every game. One iconic moment in mascot history occurred at the Irish Brigade memorial on Little Round Top during the Gettysburg battlefield. A majestic bald eagle perched atop the monument, symbolizing strength and patriotism. The Jaguar XJS became a symbol of elegance and power, much like a team's mascot represents their identity on the field. Just as soccer fans witnessed during the Rangers v Fiorentina UEFA Cup Semi Final - First Leg at Ibrox Stadium. In another historic clash between Scotland and England in Greenock, Scotland on November 19th, 1972, mascots proudly displayed their team colors. These mascots embodied the spirit of competition and national pride. Even animals have served as mascots throughout history. Old Abe, a bald eagle who accompanied the Eight Wisconsin Regiment during the American Civil War, became an emblem of bravery immortalized on banknotes. The Texas Longhorns embraced their state's heritage with a steer mascot that represented resilience and determination. This powerful symbol united fans across America in support of their team. Mascots were not limited to sports alone; they also found themselves aboard locomotives during stops at stations such as Mill City in Nevada in 1883. The conductor and crew posed alongside their loyal canine companion for an unforgettable photograph. Music has its own share of mascots too. The Dixieland Jazz Band had one such character who added flair to their performances around 1919. This lively figure captured the essence of jazz music with its infectious energy. Finally, we return to Ibrox Stadium where Rangers faced Dundee United in Clydesdale Bank Scottish Premier League action. As always, both teams' mascots rallied supporters with enthusiasm while adding an extra touch of excitement to the game.