Frederick Selous - Gallery of Additional Images

Gallery of Additional Images

  • Studio portrait with his Gibbs Metford rifle and hunting attire.

  • Selous returning from stag hunt in Turkey, book illustration, 1908.

  • Selous memorial in the main hall of the Natural History Museum.

  • Skull of a record white rhino, shot by Selous in Mashonaland, 1880.

  • The R93 Selous, a modern safari rifle, courtesy of Blaser Inc., Germany.

  • Head of a wapiti, shot by Selous at Cabin Creek, Wyoming, 1897.

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