Print - Jock (K.I.) by Charles Johnson Payne (Snaffles), 1915. The print shows a Seaforth Highlander loading his rifles. There are ruins in the background. In the lower right corner are two German prisoners. This print was donated to the Officers' Mess by Elsie Cameron, daughter of Brigadier Lough in December 1989. Charles "Snaffles" Johnson Payne (1884–1967) was an English painter best known for his humorous work. Snaffles specialised in water colours and drawings sold as prints which, at least initially, were hand coloured by the artist and his sisters. His subject matter was invariably military, racing or hunting / equestrian scenes or some combination of these. Many of his most famous pictures contrast or combine military life with the peacetime pursuits of racing and hunting.