The Fourteenth pair was not a pair. It was a single elephant. With 2 elephants missing from the original 50, they kept the rows (25), so 2 of them had single elephants. The Narsingah elephant, alone.
First curve towards the South side of the Jumma Masjid
In front of the Main Hall, and leaving the city
East side of the Jumma
The elephant without the Maharaja at the Retainers Review
Beau Geste Elephant of Narsingarh (Set 430)
Beau Geste Narsingarh elephant (Set 100) retired. This was not the state elephant, just an elephant that was at the Amphitheatre, within the Retainers Review
It was made upon descriptions from the Menpes book (the Delhi Durbar one). We hardly had any photographs then (end of 2001), so we had to work with the few materials that we had. This elephant called our attention because it described a boy standing astride the elephant's tusks. Most of the rest was just imagined.
Ana
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Alwar's Cavalry, Delhi Durbar, 1903
Delhi Durbar 1903 - May 2020 releases
Elephant and sets of Sehr & Mokalla
Elephant of Bahawalpur
Elephant of Dewas Senior
Elephant of Rajgarh
Emblem Carriers on Camels from Cutch
Future Plans
Ideas for 2018: the Research
March 2019 New Releases
May 2018 releases
May 2022 - The new State Elephant of Cooch Behar
New Delhi Durbar Catalog
New Elephant's Choice
Retirements
September 2017 releases
September 2019 releases
September 2021 New State Elephant of Rampur
The Hill Tippera State Elephant
The Imperial Cadet Corps
The Maler Kotla group
What was the Delhi Durbar 1903
Main Procession - State Elephants Identification: Narsingharh
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