Oxbridge Collection (#3)

Trinity College group, Cambridge marketplace 1910
A group of men and women pose for a photograph in the marketplace in Cambridge. In the back row, fourth from left is Cuthbert Gaseman, from whose album this picture is taken

The Boat Race by Patrick Bellew
Comic illustration of the annual Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge showing, a possibility at Mortlake - if the oars will stand the strain

Oxbridge Gent in extensive striped rowing attire
Costumes Everything - the translated greek on the card front reads: Everyone thinks that he stands high or low in thinking

Varsity sports - Lutyens running the mile for Cambridge
Sketch of runners at the varsity sports event in 1893 depicting Lutyens running the mile for Cambridge University. Date: 1893

Prominent Cambridge sportsmen during WW1
Portraits of some prominent Cambridge University sportsmen fighting for their country during the First World War. Top row right is the New Zealand tennis player and four-times Wimbledon champion

Oxford University under arms, instruction in knot tying
Members of the Officers Training Corps at Oxford University pictured being instructed in knot tying in 1915. Date: 1915

Oxford University under arms, drilling in the quadrangle
Members of the Officers Training Corps at Oxford University drilling in a college quadrangle. Date: 1915

Oxford Blues who had joined up, WW1
Spread of 76 portraits and key showing sporting Blues from Oxford University who had joined up during the First World War

Cambridge University sportsmen during WW1
A spread from The Sketch magazine featuring 76 portraits of Cambridge Blues who had joined up during the First World War. The Sketch comments that

Varsity Match - Oxford V Cambridge at Lord s
The Oxford and Cambridge Cricket Match played at Lords in July over three days, one of the highlights of the summer sporting and social calendar

Opening of the river season at Oxford The Torpid Races Christchurch University eight passing the house boat 19 February 1920

Varsity hockey at Beckenham, Left A J Carpenter ( Oxford ) and his brother F W Carpenter ( Cambridge ) 18 Februaray 1928

Young Oxford Student, College Master and Bulldogs
A young Oxford student greets the Master of his College with all due deference (making sure to hide his smoking pipe behind his back)

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"Oxbridge: A Tale of Tradition, Rivalry, and Academic Excellence" Step back in time to the golden era with Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in Alfred Goulding's classic film "A Chump at Oxford" (1939). This comedic duo takes us on a hilarious journey through the hallowed halls of these prestigious universities. One iconic event that captures the spirit of the Boat Race. Witness the intense rivalry between Oxford and Cambridge as they battle it out on the River Thames. With oars slicing through the water, hearts pounding, and determination fueling their every stroke, this race epitomizes sportsmanship at its finest. Intriguing glimpses into daily life at Oxbridge emerge from historical snapshots. Picture Oxford students diligently practicing for The Boat Race - honing their skills under expert guidance. Meanwhile, Trinity College group gathers amidst bustling Cambridge marketplace in 1910 - a vibrant scene filled with intellectual discussions and youthful enthusiasm. The grandeur architecture leaves one awestruck. All Souls College stands tall with its majestic facade while Kings College overlooks the Senate House - both structures exuding timeless beauty captured in vivid color lithographs. Trinity Street and Kings Parade come alive with activity as students traverse these historic pathways towards knowledge-seeking adventures. St John's Great Gate welcomes all who seek enlightenment within its walls - an entranceway steeped in history that has witnessed countless minds shaped by academic pursuit. A page from "A Cambridge Scrap-Book" reveals a glimpse into 1859 when applied mathematics took center stage - showcasing how innovation has always been valued here. But let us not forget that education transcends borders; even ancient civilizations recognized this truth. An engraving titled "Baby-Lonian University: In advance of the Age" reminds us that learning knows no bounds or age restrictions – it is a universal endeavor spanning centuries. Oxbridge represents more than just institutions of higher learning.