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Marine Corps mascot.
Marine Corps mascot.

Football to celebrate Armistice, 1927. Marine Corps mascots that took part in the celebration of Armistice

Dog on board HMS Laforey, ca. 1915.
Dog on board HMS Laforey, ca. 1915.
Poodle on board an unknown yacht, late 19th century.
Poodle on board an unknown yacht, late 19th century.
The mascot of the HMS ca. 1941
The mascot of the HMS ca. 1941

The Bulldog 'Renown'.

The mascot dog of a regiment at the front listening attentively to a recruitIng appeal on the gramop
The mascot dog of a regiment at the front listening attentively to a recruitIng appeal on the gramop
Greyhound as a living mascot.
Greyhound as a living mascot.

The Greyhound Line started back in 1914 when Carl E. Wickman began transporting miners in Minnesota from the town of Hibbing to Alice, for fifteen cents a ride. The regional transit line expanded rapidly and by 1918, it was operating close to twenty buses. The vehicles were soon dubbed Greyhounds after the Fageol Safety Coach came into use in the early twenties because of their gray paint and sleek appearance. The running dog was first used as the company’s logo starting in 1929.

REO taxicab, San Francisco. USA, 1924.

The dog as an assistant for the elections, 1940.

Members of the Women's Royal Air Force (WRAF) playing with a little dog mascot while awaiting for inspection.

Members of the Women's Royal Air Force (WRAF) playing with a little dog maqscot while awaiting for inspection.