Kings Collection (page 7)

Kings Road from Queens Hotel, Brighton, Sussex - Painted by landscape artist Alfred Robert Quinton for the Sevenoaks based publishing and printing company J

King's Room, Chateau de Chambord, Loire Valley, France
King's Room, 16th century, used for meals and audiences by Francois I, in the Chateau de Chambord, designed by Domenico da Cortona

LMS Royal Scot Class 6100 - Royal Scot
Steam Locomotive - London, Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS) Royal Scot Class 6100. The first of its class, built in 1927 by the North British Locomotive Company in Glasgow

Alfonso X of Castile and Leon and his son Sancho IV
Alfonso X of Castile and Leon, called the Wise (1221-1284) and his son Sancho IV, called the Brave (1258-1295), king of Castile and Leon. Illustration by J. Alaminos. Chromolithography

Rerum sicularum libri VIII, by Nicolai Specialis (Nicola Speciale, 14th century historian of Sicilian origin). In his work he described the deeds of the kings of the Crown of Aragon

WW2, Humpty Dumpty
This illustration shows Peter the Royal Air Force pilot approaching Humpty Dumpty who has fallen off of the wall, after the King's horses and men ignored him. Date: circa 1940

The King's Palace at Delhi, India Date: 1857-1858

Sutton's Seeds Advertisement
An advertisement for Sutton and Sons, the King's Seedsmen in Reading, promoting Sutton's Seeds. The illustration shows a foreground living space

The King's House, Burhill, Surrey, architect Charles Beresford Marshall, built for King George V Date: 1936

Music cover, Salut a Vous, Rois des Airs! WW1
Music cover, Salut a Vous, Rois des Airs! Marche des Aviateurs (We Salute You, Kings of the Air, March of the Aviators), words by Marius Gay, Academy Officer, music by Joseph Paget

The King's Navy, by John William Allison - an old sailor shows two children the fleet in the bay. Date: circa 1890

Almshouses, Stratford-On-Avon
This etching shows figures standing outside the Almshouses, a group of 15th century buildings in Church Street, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Warwickshire

Theatre poster - The Great Ocean Catastrophe
Theatre poster - rare early 20th century, advertising the King's Hall, Gloucester for a production of the Great Ocean Catastrophe. Date: early 20th century

The Proposed Gordon Camp, Gravesend
General Charles Joseph Gordon and his kings at Gravesend, England, at the proposed Gordon Camp. Gordon, also known as Chinese Gordon, Gordon Pasha, Gordon of Khartoum

Cavalry Display by the Third Hussars
A Cavalry Display by the Third (King's Own) Hussars at the Royal Military Tournment at the Agricultural Hall. Originally created in 1685

Noted Missal (Fragment)
Parchment leaf, probably from a missal, cut to about 1/3 of its original size. The liturgical text on this fragment is from the Second Book of Kings, featuring the widow visiting the prophet Elisha

H C Prior, King's School Scholar, Eton Wall Game
H C Prior, King's School Scholar, Keeeper of the College Wall, The Eton Wall Game Date: 1909

Spain, Balearic Islands, Majorca. Bellver Castle. Gothic style. Engraving by Serra. Museo Militar, 1883. Later colouration. Date: 2019

Beatriz Galindo (1465-1535), called La Latina. Latinist, writer, humanist, educator and teacher of Queen Isabella of Castile and her children. Portrait, detail. Illustration by Llanta. Lithography

Royal Regalia 7 and 8 - baptismal font, salt cellar, crowns, coronets

Royal Regalia 5 and 6 - spoon, cellars, flagon, tankard

Royal Regalia 3 and 4 - swords, sceptres, gloves, spoon, bracelets, spurs, ampulla

Royal Regalia 1 and 2 - crowns, orbs, sceptres

King George VI's war speech
King George VI (1895-1952) giving his famous address to the nation over the airwaves, on 3 September, the day Britain declared war on Germany

Film, Three Kings, A Tale of the Circus
British & Foreign Films, Three Kings, A Tale of the Circus, directed by Hans Steinoff Date: 1929

Music cover, The King's Horses and the King's Men by Noel Gay and Harry Graham. Date: 1930

de Havilland DH. 82A Tiger Moth G-ANEL
de Havilland DH.82A Tiger Moth II G-ANEL (msn 82333, ex N9238), at Coventry-Baginton Airport, on 13 July 1957, for the 1957 National air races - King's Cup Air Race, with race number 30'

de Havilland DH. 82A Tiger Moth G-ANZU
de Havilland DH.82A Tiger Moth II G-ANZU (msn 3583, ex L6938), at Coventry-Baginton Airport, on 20 July 1956, for the 1956 National air races - King's Cup Air Race, with race number 20'

Reffell's King's Ale (Dark blue label)

Reffell's King's Ale

Bass & Co Kings Ale

Denmark Hill, London - spire of St. Matthew's
Denmark Hill, London with the distinctive spire of St. Matthew's Church designed by Alexander Gough. The new church was consecrated in 1848 but the spire and tower were not completed until 1858

A man dressed as Charles II, or at least somebody who looks very like him. Date: c. 1910
A man dressed as Charles II, or at least somebody who looks very like him. Date: c.1910

Funerary Valley Kings Treasures Ancient Egypt
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Shahnameh. The Book of Kings. 16th c. Depiction of a battle. Islamic art. Miniature Painting

Valley of the Kings, tomb of Rameses VI, 1186 - 1085 BC, wall painting showing contents of the Book of the Dead. Photograph by Lionel Coates Date: circa 1970

The Sad News 1910
Clergyman announcing to the crowds outside Buckingham Palace the news that Edward VII had died shortly before midnight on May 6th, 1910

Sir Richard Douglas Powell (1842 - 1925), British physician, M.D. medical adviser to the Royal family and present at the death of both Queen Victoria in 1901 and Edward VII in 1910

Announcement of the king's death
Announcement on Buckingham Palace headed paper of the death of Edward VII on May 6th, 1910, signed by the four doctors present at the time. Date: 1910

Edward VII's racing victories
Montage showing Edward VII leading in Minoru, his 1909 Derby winner. The King is just seen underneath the top hat he is raising

Weigh-house Chapel, London
The old King's Weigh House Chapel, Little Eastcheap, London. In former times it was the usual pratise for merchandise brought to London by foreign merchants to be weighed at the King's beam

King Edgar, the Pacific being rowed down the River Dee by eight Tributary Princes. Date: 973

Sir John Bayley Judge 1763 1841 Court King Bench
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BRUTUS CONDEMNS SONS
The consul LUCIUS JUNIUS BRUTUS, (one of the first consuls) condemns his own sons to death for plotting to restore the Tarquins, the expelled kings of Rome. Date: 509 BC

TRIUMPH OF DEATH
Kings and popes, warriors and women with their children - Death remorselessly drives his ox-drawn chariot over us all.. Date: circa 1550

CROWN JEWELS OF ENGLAND St George's Spurs (representing the King's Knighthood) and the Bracelets (sincerity) Date: 20th century

VIRGINIAN ROYAL TOMB
Tomb in which the bodies of the kings of Virginia are preserved Date: 1721

FRENCH HERALDS C15
Heralds in France at the time of the death of Charles VI (they give the bad news to the King's son). Date: circa 1500

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"The King of Kings: A Journey through Royal Legacies" Step into the realm of royalty as we explore the rich tapestry from various corners of the world. From ancient pharaohs to modern monarchs, their stories have captivated generations and left an indelible mark on history. Behold the majestic Gold mask of Tutankhamun, a symbol of power and opulence that now resides in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. This artifact transports us back to ancient Egypt, where kings ruled with divine authority. In 1930, Swindon Shed boasted an impressive sight - seven King Class Locomotives standing tall like regal guardians. These magnificent machines were a testament to British engineering prowess during the golden age of steam. Delve into English history with an early jigsaw puzzle showcasing Kings & Queens who shaped the nation's destiny. Each piece represents a monarch whose reign left an enduring legacy etched in stone. The brave soldiers who served under banners such as The King's Own Scottish Borderers and The Light Dragoons deserve recognition for their unwavering loyalty and dedication to their respective kings throughout centuries. 1936 marked "The Year of Three British Kings, " when George V passed away, leading Edward VIII briefly ascended to the throne before abdicating in favor of his brother George VI. This tumultuous period witnessed unprecedented changes within Britain's monarchy. Royal crowns and sceptres symbolize sovereignty and are revered artifacts that embody regal splendor across cultures worldwide. They serve as reminders of power wielded by those chosen by birthright or divine decree. Witness thrilling aerial feats at Air Race for the King's Cup Poster, where aviators compete for glory while paying homage to royal traditions. The skies become a battleground where pilots vie for supremacy akin to medieval knights seeking honor on horseback. Pearly Kings & Queens epitomize London's vibrant culture with their distinctive attire adorned with mother-of-pearl buttons.