England (country)
Found in 2303 Collections and/or Records:
1. View of Uganda Exhibit. British Empire Exhibition, 1924
The caption on the reverse reads: '1. A view of the Uganda exhibit, showing a portion of the cottons, fibres, cereals, bark-cloth and jams'.
1st Class Cruiser 'General O'Higgins' at sea, 1910
364 x 273 mm. Showing the three funnelled cruiser under steam. Photograph stamped 'Sir W.G. Armstrong, Whitworth and Co., Ltd.'
6th August 1908, 1908-08-06
142 x 84 mm. Showing a wedding group in front of the bride's house, with Lieutenant Roberts and his wife, the three bridesmaids, Commander Green (best man) and an unidentified naval officer.
89. East Africa Pavilion. The British Empire Exhibition., 1924
Original photograph.
90 Distinguished Visitors to Festival of Britain, 1951-07
193 x 241 mm. The Prime Minister Clement Atlee addressing the delegates at Church House. The Secretary of State for the Colonies is seen on the Prime Minister’s right.
98. Indian Pavilion by night. The British Empire Exhibition, 1924
Original photograph.
150 ton crane lifting a submarine at Barrow, 1909
Quarter-plate (landscape format).
531. Clovelly from Hobby Drive, 1930 - 1937
85 x 135 mm. Postcard showing the village harbour and coastline.
1887 Conference, 1960 - 1988
225 x 157 mm. Modern glossy copy of CC/1.
1887 Conference, 1960 - 1988
240 x 164 mm. Modern glossy copy of CC/1.
1887 Conference, 1960 - 1988
Photocopy, 138 x 92 mm. Artist’s impression of the Conference in progress.
1897 Conference, 1960 - 1988
Photocopy of CC/8 with the names added in ink.
1897 Conference, 1960 - 1988
Photocopy of the original of CC/7-8 but with the printed list of names differing from CC/8 in the identification of Sir Gordon Sprigg. There is a sheet of signatures of the delegates and officials at this conference. It was reproduced in the ‘Kipling Journal’ 240 (1986), 65.
1911 Conference, 1960 - 1988
152 x 133 mm. Photocopy of a smaller group, probably taken on the same occasion as CC/12.
1911 Conference, 1960 - 1988
241 x 165 mm. Unofficial group photograph taken at Nuneham Park, showing General Botha and Sir Wilfred Laurier with Prime Minister Asquith and Sir Joseph Ward. Also includes young members of the Asquith and Harcourt families. Photograph from a plate facing p. 304 of O.D. Skelton, ‘Life and letters of Sir Wilfred Laurier’ (1922), II.
1917 Conference, 1917 - 1962
Proof copy of a half-tone reproduction of CC/15 and cutting from ‘Commonwealth Journal’, July/Aug. 1962, 170 featuring it and naming all participants.
1917 Conference, 1960 - 1988
203 x 113 mm. Half-tone plate from ‘United Empire’ 8 facing p. 413, of a group outside the Colonial Conference, naming those included.
1923 Conference, 1960 - 1988
Photocopy from Cecil Edwards, ‘Bruce of Melbourne’ (1965), p. 110 of the same painting in CC/20. There is also a photocopy of a ‘Punch’ cartoon referring to the Conference on the same sheet.
1923 Conference, 1960 - 1988
185 x 95 mm. Photocopy of official group photograph taken in the garden of 10 Downing St. From ‘United Empire’ 14, p. 619, which includes list of participants.
1923 Conference, 1960 - 1988
134 x 184 mm. Photocopy of informal photograph of Stanley Baldwin, W.L. Mackenzie King, S.M. Bruce and Winston Churchill in the garden of 10 Downing St. From Cecil Edwards, ‘Bruce of Melbourne’ (1965), p. 110.
1923 Conference, 1981 - 1988
110 x 109 mm. Photocopy of informal photograph of Stanley Baldwin, Lord Curzon, W.L. Mackenzie King, Senator R.V. Wilson and S.M. Bruce in the garden of 10 Downing St. From the cover of R.F. Holland, ‘Britain and the Commonwealth Alliance' (1981).
1926 Conference, 1960 - 1988
138 x 76 mm. Photocopy. Stanley Baldwin and others (all identified) at an evening reception.
1926 Conference, 1960 - 1988
Half-tone illustration from ‘United Empire’ 17, facing p. 579 of a group photograph taken in the gardens of 10 Downing Street.
1926 Conference, 1926
142 x 105 mm. Similar but not identical photograph to CC/27.
2844 High Street, Clovelly, 1930 - 1937
85 x 135 mm. Postcard showing a boy with two laden donkeys on a cobbled street.