In mouth Black & White Stock Photos
RMGA8G16–Golf - Colgate Ladies' Tournament - Sunningdale. Nancy Lopez holds her glove in her mouth as she waits to catch a golf ball
RMJXXGM3–Three quarter length portrait of mature African American man, wearing light outfit, light shirt, dark tie and chef hat, holding cigar in mouth, standing in front of backdrop, neutral expression, 1920.
RMDB4XC7–transport/transportation, navigation, disasters, stranded freighter in mouth of river Elbe, Germany, 1950s, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RM2RKG9ED–Judges Judging Making a Decision 1960s UK. Royal Horticultural Society Annual Show, judges contemplating about an entry. Thinking with a finger in her mouth. Lindley Hall, in Vincent Square. Westminster, London, England May 1968. 1960s UK. HOMER SYKES
RMD96MX2–Richard Owen (1804-1892) English zoologist. Coined term 'Dinosaur' (1841). Opposed Darwin and evolution. Figure on left with letter in mouth is TH. Huxley. Richard Linley Sambourne 'Fancy Portrait' for 'Punch', London, 5 January 1884. Engraving
RMJR31KJ–Bell swimming, his head above water, with cigar in his mouth. Alexander Graham Bell (March 3, 1847 - August 2, 1922) was a Scottish-American speech therapist and inventor of the telephone. Bell followed his father and grandfather into the speech therapy profession, but also studied sound waves and the mechanics of speech. By 1871, he had moved to the United States, becoming professor of vodal physiology in Boston. There he performed his experiments in converting sound waves into electrical impulses for transmission down wires. In 1876, he patented the telephone and founded what has become the
RFHJAN1P–the Corinth Canal, Greece, the mouth in the west to the golf of Corint, historical image or illustration from the year 1894, digital improved
RMG3BNNJ–An unhurried old man sits on the bank, pipe in mouth & rod in hand, for a spot of fishing. His box of tackle can just be seen by his side. Date: 1892
RMGCXGFE–Whistle in mouth and wearing his cap of office, 'Azzie', the chimpanzee, takes a load of beauty contestants for a ride at Belle Vue, Manchester. Included in the picture are (l-r) Hilda Fairclough, Eileen Sheridan, Marny Birchall, Rosemary Frankland, Margaret Lane, Joan McCormack, Patricia Laird and Rita Taylor.
RMM6GBX5–A hatless man rests on an outdoor table with cigar in mouth and writing on his shoes, ca. 1910.
RMJXXAN1–Full length standing portrait of mature African American male working outdoors with wagon driven by two cows, wearing dark jacket, dark pants, dark shirt, dark cap and rubber boots, holding whip, pipe in mouth, standing in front of factory with brick walls, concentrated expression, 1915.
RM2BF0KDJ–1920s 1930s PEACEFULLY SLEEPING BABY WITH INDEX FINGER IN MOUTH - b220 HAR001 HARS RELAXATION REST BABY GIRL BLACK AND WHITE CAUCASIAN ETHNICITY HAR001 OLD FASHIONED
RMMC6GG9–HELL The entrance to Hell, depicted (in the style of the mediaeval artists) as the mouth of a monster, with flames coming out of its mouth, and the damned and their tormentors visible. Woodcut of circa 1500.
RMGHETDM–IN GOD WE TRUST USA 1980 Marty Feldman Mortgage in mouth, Brother Ambrose (MARTY FELDMAN) dives away from hawk and Dove (JOHN and PETER KOSHEL) Regie: Marty Feldman
RFWHF2J8–Vector cartoon stick figure drawing conceptual illustration of man with unopened can or tin in mouth, trying to eat canned or tinned food.
RMPAA8MB–Man Standing, Cigarette in Mouth (from Sketchbook). Artist: James McNeill Whistler (American, Lowell, Massachusetts 1834-1903 London). Dimensions: 4 1/4 x 2 1/4 in. (10.8 x 5.7 cm). Date: 1854-55. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.
RMP77JEX–. English: Schooner NOME aground at the mouth of Snake River, Alaska, ca. 1904 . English: Caption on image: Schooner Nome stuck in mouth of Snake River. Photo by F.H. Nowell, 4366 Subjects (LCTGM): Ship accidents--Alaska--Snake River; Rivers--Alaska Subjects (LCSH): Nome (Schooner); Snake River (Alaska) . circa 1904 11 Schooner NOME aground at the mouth of Snake River, Alaska, ca 1904 (NOWELL 143)
RM2BTPPB1–Tantalising for Copper. Everyone knows the dogs that can do 'everything else but talk', but Copper, a magnificent Alsatian owned by Miss Mary Bringhurst of Atlanta, Georgia, can lay claim to the title. At the age of four Copper will perform 125 jobs at a word or signed from his owner. Once, when Miss Bringhurst was ill. The dog could understand it, trust to the kitchen and returned to her bedside with a dog biscuit, seeming to think that would help her get well. Photo shows, Copper ,pipe in mouth, sits behind the wheel of his mistress car. He likes to put his paw on the electric horn and give
RM2M96D3G–A monkey sitting on a fence, probably on the island of Gibraltar. It is holding a circular mirror in its mouth.
RF2JCC8CY–Gorilla with gym barbell in mouth. Design element for logo, emblem, sign, poster, t shirt. Vector illustration
RM2K2JWDN–Richard Owen (1804-1892) English zoologist. Coined term 'Dinosaur' (1841). Opposed Darwin and evolution. Figure on left with letter in mouth is TH. Huxley. Richard Linley Sambourne 'Fancy Portrait' for 'Punch', London, 5 January 1884. Engraving
RM2WF91T7–1970s, historical, an elderly blacksmith or farrier, cigarette in mouth, at work in a stables, shoeing a horse, England, UK.
RMB51RY4–Antoon van den Hurk Mathematician Standing in front of thatched property with cigarette in 'mouth,' arms crossed. SP 02/03/1952
RFT6PTE6–Cartoon stick figure drawing conceptual illustration of man sitting behind office desk and trying to write something and thinking hard with pencil in mouth.
RM2GYKG9R–A late 19th Century illustration from the Book of Genesis of Esau leaving to hunt venison for his father, Isaac. Esau had become 'a cunning hunter, a man of the field,' and was his father's favourite, for 'venison was in his mouth,' i.e., he was fond of it. Esau was the elder brother of Jacob, the patriarch of the Israelites. Esau was the favorite of his father, and Jacob, the favorite of his mother, both of whom used deception, motivated by his mother Rebekah, to lay claim to his, by then, blind father Isaac's blessing that was inherently due to the firstborn, Esau.
RM2RGMYYK–King John, leader of the Romany band of gypsies, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing left, with pipe in mouth ca. 1924
RMP77JXT–English: Driving icon Barney Oldfield, hat in hand and cigar in mouth, posed with the nine driving mechanics, or 'mechanicians,' who would accompany the world class racers at the 11th and final Tacoma Speedway long distance race in July of 1922. Harlan Fengler, who rode with Californian Harry Hartz, is third from left next to Mr. Oldfield and Terry Curley is seated, extreme left, front row. Others were not identified. TPL-2743; TPL-3169 . circa 1922 13 Tacoma Speedway Barney Oldfield 1922 (cropped)
RM2J673Y1–Director JAMES WHALE (by camera with cigarette in mouth) Cinematographer JOHN J. MESCALL (to right of tree) ANDY DEVINE SLIM SUMMERVILLE and JOHN EMERY on set candid during filming of THE ROAD BACK 1937 director JAMES WHALE novel Erich Maria Remarque screenplay Charles Kenyon and R.C. Sherriff music Dimitri Tiomkin art direction Charles D. Hall Universal Pictures
RM2M3PB3C–Two chaps with sturdy walking boots, pipes in mouth, set off on a countryside ramble while consulting their maps. Date: 1914
RF2J98K3C–Gorilla with gym barbell in mouth. Design element for logo, emblem, sign, poster, t shirt. Vector illustration
RMC23KN7–1950s, a uniformed French traffic policeman with whistle in mouth, in elevated control post on a lamp post at the Avenue de l'Opera, Paris. France.
RF2EX9C4G–Close-up Elephant trunk and ivory tusks in black and white monochrome showing skin folds and texture. Trunk in mouth drinking water. Amboseli, Kenya
RMG5K8PF–Passengers arriving on the Channel Island of Jersey. They are walking over mats soaked in antiseptic solution to reduce the risk of spreading foot-and-mouth disease on the island.
RMB4JWXG–Mrs Dulux an Old English sheepdog and her litter of sheep dog puppies sit on the front doorstep of the home of Mr Craig in Hendon London Paint brush in mouth March 1973
RFT6PTER–Cartoon stick figure drawing conceptual illustration of man sitting behind office desk and trying to write something and thinking hard with pencil in mouth.
RMERFMBY–Ronnie Lane - portrait of the English singer & bass player performing in London, 1980. Cigarette in mouth. 1946-1997. Nicknamed
RMM5EDJ2–Grand Canyon ToroweapTuweep LOOKING DOWN THE COLORADO RIVER (WEST) FROM TUWEEP POINT, GRAND CANYON NATIONAL MONUMENT. LAVA FALLS RAPID IS AT MOUTH OF CANYON ENTERING FROM LEFT, OPPOSITE LAVA FLOW VISIBLE IN MOUTH OF TUWEEP VALLEY ON RIGHT. CIRCA 1951. .
RMP7721P–English: Driving icon Barney Oldfield, hat in hand and cigar in mouth, posed with the nine driving mechanics, or 'mechanicians,' who would accompany the world class racers at the 11th and final Tacoma Speedway long distance race in July of 1922. Harlan Fengler, who rode with Californian Harry Hartz, is third from left next to Mr. Oldfield and Terry Curley is seated, extreme left, front row. Others were not identified. TPL-2743; TPL-3169 . circa 1922 1 Barney Oldfield 1922 (cropped)
RM2A2K540–Die Männer des Fabrikschiffs 'Jan Wellem' der deutschen Walfangflotte posieren im Maul des Kadavers eines Wals, 1930er Jahre. The crew of a factory vessel of the German whaling fleet is posing in the mouth of the cadaver of a hunted down whale, 1930s.
![Hugh Cecil Lowther, 5th Earl of Lonsdale (1857 - 1944), English nobleman. The second son of the 3rd Earl of Lonsdale, he succeeded his brother, the 4th Earl, in 1882. Lord Lonsdale was an avid sportsman and bon vivant and was known by some as "England's greatest sporting gentleman". He was a founding member of the National Sporting Club and he donated the original Lonsdale Belts for boxing. His name was also given to a clothing brand of boxing garments, worn by Muhammad Ali. Pictured here with cigar in mouth at Olympia, where he went, in character of President of Bertram Mills's Ci Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2M3NT49/hugh-cecil-lowther-5th-earl-of-lonsdale-1857-1944-english-nobleman-the-second-son-of-the-3rd-earl-of-lonsdale-he-succeeded-his-brother-the-4th-earl-in-1882-lord-lonsdale-was-an-avid-sportsman-and-bon-vivant-and-was-known-by-some-as-quotenglands-greatest-sporting-gentlemanquot-he-was-a-founding-member-of-the-national-sporting-club-and-he-donated-the-original-lonsdale-belts-for-boxing-his-name-was-also-given-to-a-clothing-brand-of-boxing-garments-worn-by-muhammad-ali-pictured-here-with-cigar-in-mouth-at-olympia-where-he-went-in-character-of-president-of-bertram-millss-ci-2M3NT49.jpg "Hugh Cecil Lowther, 5th Earl of Lonsdale (1857 - 1944), English nobleman. The second son of the 3rd Earl of Lonsdale, he succeeded his brother, the 4th Earl, in 1882. Lord Lonsdale was an avid sportsman and bon vivant and was known by some as "England's greatest sporting gentleman". He was a founding member of the National Sporting Club and he donated the original Lonsdale Belts for boxing. His name was also given to a clothing brand of boxing garments, worn by Muhammad Ali. Pictured here with cigar in mouth at Olympia, where he went, in character of President of Bertram Mills's Ci Stock Photo")
RM2M3NT49–Hugh Cecil Lowther, 5th Earl of Lonsdale (1857 - 1944), English nobleman. The second son of the 3rd Earl of Lonsdale, he succeeded his brother, the 4th Earl, in 1882. Lord Lonsdale was an avid sportsman and bon vivant and was known by some as "England's greatest sporting gentleman". He was a founding member of the National Sporting Club and he donated the original Lonsdale Belts for boxing. His name was also given to a clothing brand of boxing garments, worn by Muhammad Ali. Pictured here with cigar in mouth at Olympia, where he went, in character of President of Bertram Mills's Ci
RF2JD9AP1–Gorilla with gym barbell in mouth. Design element for logo, emblem, sign, poster, t shirt. Vector illustration
RMGG2FR8–First World War. Map of German claims in the North-East of France. The line joining the mouth of the river Somme in Belfort marks the boundary of claimed land by large German Associations: the Army front line limit the part of these areas of these current
RF2HGDEHE–Horse mouth and teeth at various ages from Every horse owner's cyclopedia : the anatomy and physiology of the horse; general characteristics; the points of the horse, with directions how to choose him; the principles of breeding, and the best kind to breed from; the treatment of the brood mare and foal; raising and breaking the colt; stables and stable management; riding, driving, etc., etc. Diseases, and how to cure them. The principal medicines, and the doses in which they can be safely administered; accidents, fractures, and the operations necessary in each case; shoeing, etc. Publisher: Ph
RMF2B07C–Harry Hopkins dining and smoking with politicians in May, 1935. L-R: Harry Lyman Davis, Mayor of Cleveland; Stanley Orr; Harry Hopkins. (CSU 2015 9 1253)
RMG5A3M0–FOOT AND MOUTH 1967: Dead cattle lie in a field at Pen-isor-Lan, near Oswestry, after an outbreak of foot and mouth disease in the area.
RM2BX5DNP–Black & White abstract closeup of man's face showing nose & mouth to illustrate concept of loneliness, being alone, deep in thought, moods & emotions.
RFJKWFF7–Hand drawing cartoon vector illustration of tired baby with dummy or comforter or pacifier in mouth.
RMD56347–Boche gun in concrete pit, one shell jambed in breech and one in mouth of gun to stop us using it against its owners
RMM5887F–Grand Canyon National Park First Automobile. Early January, 1902. The first automobile party arrives at Grandview, on the South Rim of Grand Canyon in a ten horse-power steam powered vehicle. Oliver Lippincott is the driver (they called it “steerer”) with Thomas Chapman sitting in the front seat beside the Lippincott. Allen Doyle is shown riding on the trailer, with W. Hogaboom (pipe in mouth.)
RFHEDCP9–The frog-mouth helm or Stechhelm, meaning jousting helmet in German, was a type of great helm from the 15th century, from a woodcut of 1880, digital improved
RMP7774G–English: Driving icon Barney Oldfield, hat in hand and cigar in mouth, posed with the nine driving mechanics, or 'mechanicians,' who would accompany the world class racers at the 11th and final Tacoma Speedway long distance race in July of 1922. Harlan Fengler, who rode with Californian Harry Hartz, is third from left next to Mr. Oldfield and Terry Curley is seated, extreme left, front row. Others were not identified. TPL-2743; TPL-3169 . circa 1922 5 Harlan Fengler 1922 (cropped)
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