1080 Collection

No. 1080 Corridor Carriage, Third Class
This image shows an interior view of a compartment in third class corridor carriage No. 1080, built in 1938 to diagram C77

Canadair CL-215T UD. 13-19 - 431-19
Fuerza Aerea Espanola - Canadair CL-215T UD.13-19 - 431-19 (msn 1080) (Fuerza Aerea Espanola - Spanish Air Force). Date: circa 2005

No. 1080 Corridor Carriage, Third Class, 1938
An official exterior elevation image of third class corridor carriage No.1080, built in 1938 to diagram C77 and bearing the GWR roundel

The Building of the New Castle on the Tyne, 1080 (engraving)
1610605 The Building of the New Castle on the Tyne, 1080 (engraving) by Scott, W. B. (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Building of the New Castle on the Tyne, 1080)

The building of the new castle on the Tyne, 1080. In 1080 William I sent his eldest son, Robert Curthose, north to defend the kingdom against the Scots

Picture No. 11675374
1080 Warning Sign these poison baits laid to kill predators of the Blue Duck an endangered mountain species. Date:

Workers listen to speaker at a rally in Eccles, Manchester
Workers listen to a speaker at a rally in Eccles, Manchester. In the background is an amusing advertising poster. Date: circa 1980

LOUIS VI the Fat, of France (1081-1137). King of the Franks (1108-1137). King Louis VI (1080-1137) Watching the Construction of a Church, from the Grandes Chroniques de France 1375-79. Gothic art

Fruit For Sale
1873: A Victorian fruit seller shouts out strawberries, all ripe, all ripe in a London street. Original Publication: From Street Life In London by John Thomson and Adolphe Smith - pub

Convicts For Transportation
Convicts at the River Thames near Blackfriars Bridge in London, en route to the prison ships at Woolwich for transportation, circa 1750

TOWER OF LONDON: CHAPEL. The Norman Chapel in the White Tower, built, 1080, of marble from Caen, France. Line engraving, English, c1845

Much Wenlock Abbey
The Chapter House wall, Much Wenlock Abbey, Shropshire, England. Founded as a nunnery by St. Milburga in about 680 and then re-founded by Roger de Montgomery in 1080. Date: 11th century

Matilda of Scotland
MATILDA (MAUD) OF SCOTLAND Daughter of Malcolm III of Scotland; 1st wife (m. 1100) of Henry I of England

William I in Hampshire
William I evicts the people of Hampshire, to create the New Forest for his private hunting ground

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"1080: A Journey Through Time and Places" Step into the past with us as we explore the diverse world of 1080. From historical figures to architectural marvels, this number holds a multitude of intriguing stories. Matilda of Scotland, a remarkable queen who left her mark on history, captivated hearts during her reign in the 11th century. Her legacy lives on through tales passed down through generations. The Canadair CL-215T UD. 13-19 - 431-19 aircraft takes flight, showcasing its impressive capabilities. This powerful machine soars through the skies, leaving behind trails of innovation and progress. In contrast to this modern marvel, we delve into the No. 1080 Corridor Carriage, Third Class from 1938. This humble mode of transportation carried passengers along their journeys with simplicity and charm. Witnessing The Building of the New Castle on the Tyne is like stepping back in time. William I's son defended his kingdom against Scots before embarking on this grand project that would shape history forever. As workers gather at a rally in Eccles, Manchester, their united voices echo throughout time. Their determination and resilience serve as an inspiration for future generations striving for justice and equality. LOUIS VI the Fat ruled France from 1081 to 1137 – a monarch whose influence extended far beyond his weighty nickname. His reign was marked by significant events that shaped French history for centuries to come. An engraving depicting The building of the new castle on the Tyne captures both beauty and ambition intertwined within its walls. Published in The Illustrated London News in 1865, it offers us a glimpse into an era long gone but not forgotten. Bohmer Franz's Poznan Castle Plan from 1939-1943 reveals hidden secrets waiting to be discovered within its walls—mysteries yet uncovered about materials used or technologies employed during construction.