Hungary 1971 Falconry
A hare hunt with falconers and dogs by Virgis Solis

Search Filters

Clear filters...

Falconry Related External Websites

A young Omani boy strokes a bird of prey tethered to his wrist. (Photo by Three Lions/Getty Images) Website
Сlocks, bracket clock, falconer with hunting dog, porcelain, painted, Sevres, Paris, circa 1860, Website
Falconry, An Ancient Art Lives on in America by Timothy Gallagher on 11.08.2014 By Cornell Univ. Li Website
Gem-set Enamelled Gold, India, 17th century CE Website
Illustration for Sonnet 91 by William Shakespeare. "Some glory in their birth..." Drawn by Sir John Website
Immagini presenti all'interno del castello del Buonconsiglio ( TN ) Website
The Falconer, a portrait of the artist's brother Samuel Northcote - James Northcote Website
These woodblock illustrations of falcon training come from a mid-1860s album called 'Ehon Taka Kag Website
Two Rare Antique Plumed Leather Falconry Hoods (1800 to 1900 Mongolian / European) Website
Very ancient chinese statue depicting a falconer and his raptor - Terra cotta glazed orange-brown Website

 

About Us

The FHT aims to establish a portal for the world's falconers and other interested parties to access aspects of the sport's rich heritage by linking existing physical archives, including international private and public collections, through the medium of an electronic archive. This archive features falconry furniture, works of art, books, correspondence from leading falconers and film and photographic material for the education and interest of falconer and scholar alike. We hope that, whatever your background or interest in our sport, you may find something of value through our archive to deepen your knowledge, understanding and passion for falconry and will help us, through your support, to preserve this precious cultural heritage for future generations.

Write To Us

Falconry Heritage Trust
P.O.Box 19
Carmarthen,
SA33 5YL
UK

Speak To Us

Phone: within the UK (01267) 233864
and from abroad +44 1267 233864
Fax: within the UK (01267) 233864

Contact Us