England (country)
Found in 2304 Collections and/or Records:
The Commonwealth Institute 1979-1987, 1979 - 1987
The conditioning room, 1909
Quarter-plate (landscape format). Then yarn is allowed to stand in skips for 14 days over water.
"The Cot", Holme, house of Sir Robert Torrens, 1867
The Council Room, 1980 - 1989
140 x 100 mm. Photocopy from 'Proceedings', XXV, 1893-94.
The Council Room on third floor, made in 1910, 1980 - 1989
170 x 105 mm. Location different from RCS/II/b/9-11. Photocopy from 'Yearbook', 1913.
The Council Room (to right of entrance) 1886, 1886
143 x 99 mm. Engraving by Hare.
The Cousins and Aunts, 1908-08-06
142 x 81 mm. Showing three unidentified ladies on the lawn of the bride's family's house.
‘The crowd’, apparently in London, perhaps Hyde Park, 1892 - 1914
82 x 82 mm. glass slides with brief, undated captions documenting Arthur Fisher's service as a missionary in Uganda.
The de Lucy family and Malaya
The Dining Room, 1936
Views of the society's Northumberland Ave. headquarters and of some of the branch buildings.
The Duke of Edinburgh’s Study Conference, 1949
155 x 203 mm. The Duke of Edinburgh making the opening address at his study conference on the human problems of industrial communities within the Commonwealth and Empire. The ceremony was held in the Sheldonian Theatre at Oxford, and was attended by men and women from all parts of the Commonwealth. To the right of the Duke is the Chancellor, Lord Halifax.
The Earl Grey Icebreaker after her launch, 1909
Quarter-plate (landscape format). [Paddlesteamer to the left].
The Empire Clock, 1936
114 x 165 mm. Smaller print of RCS/Ilf/2.
The Empire Clock, 1957
247 x 197 mm.
The Empire Clock above the reception desk in the entrance hall, 1936
171 x 260 mm.
The Empire Clock from left, 1959
19 x 246 mm.
The Empire Clock from left, 1957
Smaller print of RCS/Ilf/3. 157 x 212 mm. (2 copies).
The Empire Clock from right, 1957
155 x 205 mm. (2 copies).
The Empire Clock: front view, 1957
190 x 241 mm. (2 copies).
The engine house : Rome Mill, Oldham, 1909
Quarter-plate. [Showing shiney engine].
The erecting pits for 12 in gun-mounting, 1909
Quarter-plate (landscape format). These pits are built exactly to correspond with the interior of the barbette so that the entire fittings may be finished in the shop before being transferred to the ship.
The Esplanade, Southsea, from Clarence Pier, 1909
Quarter-plate (landscape format). Showing the anchor of the Victory. [View of the beach with boats pulled up].
The Esplanade, towards Clarence Pier, back to Southsea Castle, 1909
Quarter-plate. [View along the Esplanade with promenaders].
The Excellent, 1909
Half-plate (landscape format).
The Façade: Middle of February, 1936, 1980 - 1989
115 x 82 mm. From the same position as RCS/IIc/3, 13, 17. ‘United Empire’, XXVII, 1936, 149.