United Kingdom (nation)
Found in 3777 Collections and/or Records:
On Chobham Common, 1925 - 1935
Original pen and ink stipple drawing of Chobham Common, used by Hesketh Bell when teaching himself etching.
On King Edward VII (type) in 12 in magazine, loading powder charges, 1909
Quarter-plate (landscape format). [Two men loading charges]
On road from Fort William to Inverness, 1859
On the Alameda Parade Ground, early morning, 1909-10 - 1909-11
Quarter-plate (landscape format). The 2nd Battalion, Bedfordshires. [One of three faded prints of the Battalion at different stages of parade with one man on horseback].
On the Alameda Parade Ground, early morning, 1909-10 - 1909-11
Quarter-plate (landscape format). The 2nd Battalion, Bedfordshires. [One of three faded prints of the Battalion at different stages of parade with one man on horseback].
On the Alameda Parade Ground, early morning, 1909-10 - 1909-11
Quarter-plate (landscape format). The 2nd Battalion, Bedfordshires. [One of three faded prints of the Battalion at different stages of parade with one man on horseback].
On the foundry : making parts of cotton mill machinery, 1909
Quarter-plate (landscape format). The man in the foreground is preparing a mould : Oldham.
On the 'King Edward VII', 1909
Quarter-plate (landscape format). A 9.2 gun: four of which are carried on this ship: 9.2 is the second largest gun now carried. [Three men stand by it and a warship visible in the background].
On the 'King Edward VII', 1909
Quarter-plate (landscape format). [View of deck with sailors and a small black dog].
On the 'King Edward VII', 1909
Quarter-plate (landscape format). [View of deck with sailors and a small black dog].
[One of] four ektachromes of gull in flight, 1962
Contains slides obviously taken on the same visit as B since the numbers inter-relate with the original numbers of 72-75 in that list. These comprise 29 Kodachrome slides printed in England undated, 4 Ektachromes and one in a grey and red Photopia frame. They are not captioned or numbered by John Ewart Marnham and arranged by processing number.
[One of] four ektachromes of gull in flight, 1962
Contains slides obviously taken on the same visit as B since the numbers inter-relate with the original numbers of 72-75 in that list. These comprise 29 Kodachrome slides printed in England undated, 4 Ektachromes and one in a grey and red Photopia frame. They are not captioned or numbered by John Ewart Marnham and arranged by processing number.
[One of] four ektachromes of gull in flight, 1962
Contains slides obviously taken on the same visit as B since the numbers inter-relate with the original numbers of 72-75 in that list. These comprise 29 Kodachrome slides printed in England undated, 4 Ektachromes and one in a grey and red Photopia frame. They are not captioned or numbered by John Ewart Marnham and arranged by processing number.
[One of] four ektachromes of gull in flight, 1962
Contains slides obviously taken on the same visit as B since the numbers inter-relate with the original numbers of 72-75 in that list. These comprise 29 Kodachrome slides printed in England undated, 4 Ektachromes and one in a grey and red Photopia frame. They are not captioned or numbered by John Ewart Marnham and arranged by processing number.
'Onward Christian Soldiers'. The British Empire Exhibition, 1924
Original photograph. Captioned 'Photo. Campbell-Gray' in bottom right-hand corner.
'Open Evening' at Sikh Temple in Smethwick, 1964, 1964
203 x 155 mm. Showing leaders of the Sikh community in Smethwick meeting English people in the Sikh Temple during Birmingham's 'People to People' Week.
[Opening of Parliament, 21 October 1953 ], 1953-10-21
A series of photographs showing the Council Chamber and the Governor addressing the legislative.
[Opening of Parliament, 21 October 1953], 1953-10-21
Showing Sir John Cox, Speaker of the house of Assembly, leading members of the House into the Legislative Council Chamber; J. H. P. [Sir Henry] Vesey is followed by Bayard Dill.
[Opening of Parliament, 21 October 1953], 1953-10-21
Showing the Governor addressing the legislature. To his right are Lady Hood and Miss Rosemary Hood; to his left Archdeacon John Stow, Mrs Stow, and Captain Roper-Curzon, A. D. C. Facing him are O. R. Arthur, Colonial Secretary, J. Trounsell Gilbert, Chief Justice, Major David Huxley, Attorney-General. This photograph was reproduced in 'Royal Gazette', 22 October 1953.
[Opening of Parliament, 21 October 1953], 1953-10-21
Showing the Governor saluting during his address to the legislature. To his right are Lady Hood and Miss Rosemary Hood; to his left Archdeacon John Stow, Mrs Stow, and Captain Roper-Curzon, A. D. C. Facing him are O. R. Arthur, Colonial Secretary, J. Trounsell Gilbert, Chief Justice, Major David Huxley, Attorney-General.
[Opening of Parliament, 21 October 1953], 1953-10-21
Showing the Governor addressing the legislature. He is bare-headed. To his right are Lady Hood and Miss Rosemary Hood; to his left Archdeacon John Stow, Mrs Stow, and Captain Roper-Curzon, A. D. C. Facing him are O. R. Arthur, Colonial Secretary, J. Trounsell Gilbert, Chief Justice, Major David Huxley, Attorney-General.
Opening of the Lancaster House conference, 1979
Collection of black and white press agency and official photographs (including 5 duplicates) relating to developments during 1965-80, from the time of Rhodesia's unilateral declaration of Independence (UDI) until the emergence of the republic of Zimbabwe. Many were collected to illustrate articles in 'Commonwealth in Focus', and some were reproduced in the 'Commonwealth in Focus' exhibition 1982. The captions have been used as titles and have been recorded as found.
Opening of the Royal Empire Society building by the Duke of York (King George VI), Nov. 12, 1936, 1936
Sir Archibald Weigall, chairman, 1932-38, speaking. 240 x 190 mm. (2 copies).
Opening the Royal Empire Society building 1936: the Duke of York speaking, with the Duchess to the right, 1936
245 x 192 mm.