OneGuyFromBarlick

Haha, no idea on this one.

I can

Leonardo da Vinci when he ran out of technical ideas?

Sorry, no right answer yet.



This is the last one of his I posted. (Damn, I think that gives the sleuths a clue!!)

I know the famous subject but not the artist!

You've been peeking China! Now, come on, back to the object.
Clue think Craven Heifer but a different subject.

Stab in the dark - John Constable.

Sorry Love, no. Not as famous as him, most active as a book illustrator.

Australian?

No Love, English, 18th or 19th century.

Stanley wrote: ↑24 Feb 2020, 04:57 You've been peeking China! Now, come on, back to the object.
Clue think Craven Heifer but a different subject.

You've thrown me now. I was thinking the subject was the Craven Heifer.

It looks like a white bull so I'm guessing at the Chillingham Bull? No idea of the artist though.

Wendy has it! I am not going to insist on the artist. See THIS for a Wiki article on Thomas Bewick and look at his images. You're right Wendy and it is the Chillingham Bull. See THIS for more information.
Next one?

A quick one for the steam engine buffs. This picture shows one of the Bancroft pistons complete with Stanley's brewing up cup.
What is the name of the other piston?

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The other cylinder is Mary Jane.

Well I said it was a quickie.

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Should have come on last night - Bewick Lived at Cherryburn (not far from me in one diection) and the Chillingham White Cattle - or should that be Wild Cattle - are notv far in another direction ...

One of the few I could have got, I don't usually get that many of the mystery objects. But I find it very interesting.

Another book illustration for you. Can anyone tell me what this is about?

Is it a depiction of that Turkish bloke George that we have as our Patron Saint?

I don't think it is Georgie because that isn't a dragon, it's a worm!

Well spotted Wendy, in which case it's the Lambton Worm.

Curses! That Wendy saw straight through my cunning plan! Dead right, the Lambton Worm. (LINK)
Next for shaving!

A deathly hush!
Try this one!

Looks like the “Fishermen’s Friend” character on the throat lozenge pack.