Photograph of the two Longhorn heifers, "Fradley Queen" and "Arden Lassie" standing in a paddock in the early 20th century. They were 'famous prizewinners' owned by W H Sales of Arden Hill, Atherstone, [England].

Photograph of the Lonk ram, "Deerplay Boy" that won five first prizes, including the Royal Lancashire Show Cup in 1904 standing in a sheep pen.

Photograph of the Thoroughbred mare, "Ornament" standing in a paddock in the early/mid 20th century. The horse's sister was "Ormonde" and was the dam of "Sceptre".

Photograph of [Uriah] Robbins, the King's herdsman for 28 years standing in a field at Sandringham with a prize steer in the early 20th century.

Photograph of the Shire mare, "Princess Beryl" standing in a field with a man holding her reins in the early 20th century. She won first and champion at the Shire horse show in London in 1905.

Photograph of a White Polled cow at rest in a field at Somerford Park, [Cheshire] in the early 20th century.

Photograph of the South Devon cow, "Lorna Doone" that was calved in 1897 and won many prizes standing in a paddock in the early 20th century. She was bred by J S Wroth, Aveton Gifford, King's Bridge, England.

Photograph of the South Devon cow, "Lorna Doone" that was calved in 1897 and won many prizes standing in a paddock in the early 20th century. She was bred by J S Wroth, Aveton Gifford, King's Bridge, England.

Photograph of the Thoroughbred sire, blood stallion, "Orme" standing in a paddock in the early 20th century. He was the winner of over £38,000 in stakes; was the sire of "Flying Fox"; and was owned by the Duke of Westminster.

Photograph of the Thoroughbred stallion, "St. Simon" at 21 years old standing in a paddock next to a stone barn with a man holding the reins of his bridle in 1920. The horse, by "Galopin St. Angela", was foaled in 1899 and was owned by the Duke of Portland. According to the text beneath the image, "St. Simon" was 'unbeaten on the turf; the greatest sire of recent times; his progeny, including two Derby winners, has won over £506,000 in stakes.'