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Cock throwing, aka cock-shying or throwing at cocks. A blood sport usually associated with Shrove Tuesday that was widely practised in England until the late 18th century. A rooster was tied to a post, and people took turns throwing coksteles (special weighted sticks) at the bird until it died. From Old England: A Pictorial Museum, published 1847.

headline Design Pics/Historical RM Images

created date 2018-05-11

credit Ken Welsh/Design Pics RM/East News

source Design Pics RM

byline Ken Welsh

original transmission reference 12529374HighRes

weight 11,13MB

size 43cm x 30cm by 300dpi

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