Pandean pipes history gallery4

England: Over one century of the panpipes and tabor

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The majority are extracts from larger pictures and prints. Links to originals are given, where possible. If you have any more information on any of these images, or you are the copyright holder and I have not managed to get in touch with you, please do let me know.

page 4 - 1890's and 20th century
one-man band 1890	with Punch in a drawing room 1890	magic family show	1892 Dublin, Ireland
1890 Punch and Judy game	with Punch and Judy 1900	with Punch and Toby c.1900	one-man-band, Whitby, 1900
with dancing bear	childrens' cartoon		one-man-band early 20th century
Edwardian for Punch and Judy	Codling and Short Punch and Judy	for Punch and Judy	c.1900 ceramic
	1900-1940 Netherlands for Punch and Judy
with Punch and Judy on beach 1905	seaside postcard 1908	Punch and Judy 1911 10034076
used by 'Bimbo the Bottler' made 1912		puppet booth painting 1913	1913 comment by an authority on music that pan-pipes are relegated to the Punch and Judy man in England ‘Story of the Flute’ by MaCaulay Fitzgibbon
Punch and Toby 1925		advertising dish 1930
Punch and Judy, Margate beach 1930	Punch and Judy at Morecombe 1930's	1932 © Victoria and Albert Museum, London	Until only a short time before his death Richard Codman, son of the founder of the show, could be seen outside the booth in Liverpool, with pandean pipes and drum
1932Londonderry Sentinel - Thursday 18 February 1932
educational poster 1930's/40's	with Punch and Judy 20th century**	Punch and Judy poster 1943 Greece	puppet booth (shadow show) 1943 Greece
early20thc	early20thc		1930's stick pin
one-man-band figureine	reconstruction Punch and Judy toy theatre 1998	one-man-band late 20th c.	book cover 2011

The festival of the chimney sweeps May Day "In Ware they would also perform street pageants and would be accompanied by a character known as the Jack-of-the-Green, described as ‘a locomotive mass of foliage with his black face shining through an aperture in the leaves’, as well as a clown, a couple of climbing boys, and a drummer who also played the pan pipes." for more information: ** Spaeight , George1970, 'Punch and Judy - A history' Spaeight , George 1980, 'A History of the Circus', London : Tantivy Press Punch and Judy Fellowship Punch and Judy College of Professors Punch and Judy on the web Jack-in-the-Green Jack in the Green in the Thames Valley

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England: Over one century of the panpipes and tabor