United Kingdom (nation)
Found in 3891 Collections and/or Records:
"Korea", 05 Jul 1950
Lace work turned out by Govt. [i.e. Government] Lace School, 1900
203 x 143 mm. Showing a variety of lace items on display in a room in the Lace School. The school was closed in 1917.
Ladder Hill, St Helena, 1884-01-16 - 1884-01-22
237 x 201 mm. A view looking down onto a small part of Jamestown with Ladder Hill beyond and the 699 step 'Jacob's Ladder', built in 1828, leading up the hill to the ramparts above. With St. James' Church in the foreground.
Ladies' Drawing Room, 1936
Views of the society's Northumberland Ave. headquarters and of some of the branch buildings.
Ladies’ Drawing Room, 1936
202 x 152 mm. (9 copies). Smaller sepia print of RCS IIe/53.
Ladies Drawing Room, 1925
210 x 151 mm. (2 copies).
Ladies Drawing Room, 1925
182 x 147 mm. (smaller version of RCS/II/b/22, with different lighting).
Ladies Drawing Room, 1956., 1956
243 x 190 mm
Ladies Drawing Room, 1956: another view, 1956
243 x 190 mm.
Ladies Drawing Room c. 1925, 1980 - 1989
125 x 90 mm., (same room as RCS/II/b/19). Photocopy from 'The Royal Empire Society: Historical Sketch', 1928.
Ladies’ Drawing Room, designed by Lady Weigall, wife of Sir Archibald Weigall, chairman of council, 1936
290 x 40 mm. (3 copies). See 'United Empire', XXVII, (1936), 692.
[Lady Tymms], 1950
120 x 75 mm. Showing Lady Tymms (Millie) looking out to sea. It would appear she is being 'harassed' by seagulls, which are only partially visible.
Lake Avenue, 1924
Captioned 'Campbell Gray' in bottom right-hand corner.
Lake near Rosstrevor [Rostrevor], 1860
[Lake scene], 1880 - 1900
155 x 110 mm. A view of a lake surrounded by trees. A picket fence can be seen in the background. Exact location unidentified.
Laker, Frederick Alfred, Sir, 1922-2006 (Knight, Founder of Laker Airways)
Lamppost. Gunners' Parade. Erected Aug. 1885, 1885-10
57 x 162 mm. A sketch of the lamp post.
Lance corporal Derry, Tregantle, 1930
80 x 55 mm.
Land Tax papers: certificate of contract for redemption, receipts, etc. Cantley, Doncaster, Auckley and Finningley; financial papers of J.W. Childers., 1798 - 1803
Political papers relating to Childers' public career and private papers concerning his family, first wife Emily (nee Walker, 1827-1875) and their eight children.