Ingersoll Collection

GRACE INGERSOLL (1787-1816). American socialite. Chromolithograph from a drawing by Jules Champagne, 1857

Interior of English silver or jewellery shop (b / w photo)
5987039 Interior of English silver or jewellery shop (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Interior of English silver or jewellery shop)

Handwritten note from R G Ingersoll to R R Conklin, possibly part of a letter, dated 9 December 1890. Robert G Ingersoll (1833-1899) was an American lawyer, politician and freethinker

Stereoscope 1898 T. W. Ingersoll. A hand coloured photograph. Mounted Sioux Indian and camp
Stereoscope 1898 T.W. Ingersoll. A hand coloured photograph. Mounted Sioux Indian and camp

Robert G Ingersoll Thomas Houseworth American
Robert G. Ingersoll; Thomas Houseworth (American, 1829 - 1915); about 1880; Albumen silver print

The Illustrated London News Etching From 1853. The Banquet For Mr Ingersoll, american Minister In Manchester Town Hall

Advertisement for Mickey Mouse watch, 1933
An early form of character licensing in the form of a watch featuring Walt Disneys world famous character Mickey Mouse. Date: 1933

LAURA SECORD WARNING, 1813. Laura Secord warning the British Lieutenant James Fitzgibbon at Beaver Dams, Canada, about the intended American surprise attack, June 1813. Illustration, 19th century

Robert Green Ingersoll
ROBERT GREEN INGERSOLL American lawyer, soldier and noted freethinker Date: 1833 - 1899

Six-inch piping, Kingsway tunnel, Central London
Six-inch piping (outlets to dams) outside the Kingsway tunnel, Central London

Advert for John Pound & Co military equipment 1915
An advertisement for the military equipment, ingersoll service watch nickel or gun metal, lifeguard reinforced pocket periscope, campaigning knife, penlite pocket lamp, folding pen knife

JARED INGERSOLL (1749-1822). American jurist. Color etching, 1888, by Albert Rosenthal after Charles Willson Peale

LAURA SECORD (1775-1868). Canadian heroine of the War of 1812. Laura Secord warning the British Lieutenant James Fitzgibbon at Beaver Dams, Canada, about the intended American surprise attack

ROBERT GREEN INGERSOLL (1833-1899). American lawyer and agnostic lecturer. Photographed c1890

JARED INGERSOLL (1749-1822). American jurist. Etching, 1888, by Albert Rosenthal after Charles Willson Peale

TALMADGE & INGERSOLL, 1898. Big Surprises Ahead. American lithograph cartoon featuring Thomas de Witt Talmadge and Robert Green Ingersoll by C. Jay Taylor, 1898

AD: RADIOLITE WATCH, 1920. Advertisement for Ingersoll Radiolite Watches, 1920

Six-inch piping, Kingsway tunnel, Central London
Six-inch piping (outlets to dams) outside the Kingsway tunnel, Central London

38th President of the United States. Meeting with the National Security Council in the Cabinet Room of the White House
GERALD FORD (1913-2006). 38th President of the United States. Meeting with the National Security Council in the Cabinet Room of the White House, Washington, D.C. From left to right: William E

A key to the figures portrayed in Howard Chandler Christys painting of the signing of the U. S
CHRISTY: U.S. CONSTITUTION. A key to the figures portrayed in Howard Chandler Christys painting of the signing of the U.S. Constitution on 17 September 1787

The President of the United States and his Cabinet, for 1872. (?) Cartoon by Thomas Nast from an American newspaper of
NAST: TWEED RING CARTOON. The President of the United States and his Cabinet, for 1872.(?) Cartoon by Thomas Nast from an American newspaper of August 1871

RALPH INGERSOLL (1900-1985). American journalist. Photographed by Margaret Bourke-White, c1940

ROBERT GREEN INGERSOLL (1833-1899). American lawyer and agnostic lecturer. Wood engraving, 1880

R. G. Ingersoll
R.G. Ingersoll

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Grace Ingersoll (1787-1816), an American socialite, captivated the hearts of many with her elegance and charm. Her presence was as enchanting as the ticking hands of a Mickey Mouse watch in a 1933 advertisement, capturing the imaginations of both young and old alike. In an English silver or jewellery shop, captured in a black and white photograph, one can only wonder if Grace ever adorned herself with such exquisite pieces. Perhaps she received them as tokens of affection from admirers like the handwritten note from R G Ingersoll to R R Conklin. But let us not forget Robert Green Ingersoll, whose name echoes through history like six-inch piping resonating in the Kingsway tunnel beneath Central London. His legacy extends beyond mere advertisements for John Pound & Co military equipment in 1915; he was a man who fought for justice and equality. Through T. W. Ingersoll's stereoscope lens, we catch glimpses of another time - mounted Sioux Indians on horseback at camp or racing ponies galloping across vast plains. These hand-coloured photographs transport us to moments frozen in time when life was simpler yet filled with adventure. Even The Illustrated London News etching from 1853 immortalizes Mr Ingersoll's presence at a grand banquet held in his honor at Manchester Town Hall. A testament to his influence and impact on both sides of the Atlantic. And then there is Laura Secord warning British Lieutenant James Fitzgibbon during the War of 1812 - an act that exemplifies bravery and determination much like Grace herself possessed. As we peer through T. W. Ingersoll's stereoscope once more, we witness a man hunting quail from his automobile back in 1905 - innovation intertwining with tradition just as Grace embraced modernity while cherishing timeless values. In every hint lies fragments of history entwined with tales untold, each capturing a different facet of the Ingersoll name.