Pall Collection (page 5)

Electropathic belt
Advertisement from 1885 for the Pall Mall Electric Associations Electropathic Belt. Claiming to cure a wide range of ailments, including rheumatism, indigestion, lumbago, sciatica

Pall Mall Players 1950S
The game is played at the Mell Club of Hampstead, London, the only ground in Britain devoted to it

Admiralty Arch 1930S
Admiralty Arch, London, was designed by Aston Webb and completed in 1911. The impressive archways form an entrance to Pall Mall, leading up to Buckingham Palace

Athenaeum Club 1893
The Athenaeum Club, Pall Mall

Pall Mall / Daimler C1912
The Daimler Companys showrooms in Pall Mall, London; George V was just one of the crowned heads to favour a Daimler

Pall Mall Game C18
Gentleman enjoy a game of pall mall, a French hybrid of golf and croquet played on a large strip of land; the idea is to hit a ball through a raised hoop

Crown Passage, Mayfair
Crown Passage, just off Pall Mall in Mayfair, once held a market and is a charming London street

Westminster & St James s
Ancient view of St. Jamess Palace & part of the City of Westminster including Westminster Abbey, Hall, Pall Mall & a conduit where St Jamess Square now stands

Photo of Decorators / 1905
A group photograph of Hamptons Decorators of Pall Mall, London

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"Pall: A Tapestry of History, War, and Legacy" Step into the realms of history as we unravel the captivating tales behind the word "pall. " From the blood-soaked battlegrounds of The Zulu war to the signing of an armistice reported by The Pall Mall Gazette, this word carries a weighty significance. Imagine standing amidst the remnants of Isandula (Isandhlwana), witnessing firsthand the scene where bravery clashed with adversity. Feel your heart stir as you read about Sir Francis Drake's burial at sea near Portobelo, Panama—a solemn farewell that echoes through time. But "pall" is not limited to wars and battles alone; it encompasses everyday life too. Picture a diligent policeman stationed beside a call box in London's bustling streets—his presence ensuring safety and order. Inhale deeply as you catch a glimpse of smoke billowing from Potteries, reminding us of industrial prowess and craftsmanship. Travel back in time with us to C1710 when St James Park/Mall flourished—a vibrant hub for social gatherings and leisurely strolls. And just around the corner lies Royal Automobile Club's Swimming Baths on Pall Mall—an oasis where elegance meets relaxation. Delve further into nature's wonders—the Pallas mastiff bat, Vespertilio molossus—majestic creatures that roam our skies silently yet command respect. Marvel at Thomas Pickett's London Trade Card showcasing his skill as a Brasier—an artisan whose craft adds warmth to homes across generations. In moments both joyous and somber, "pall" has played its part in commemorating lives lost or celebrated. Witnessing Edith Cavell's funeral procession evokes profound emotions—a testament to her selflessness etched forever in history. Lastly, let us not forget Brookes and Whites Clubs—established in 1796—which have stood tall throughout centuries as pillars of camaraderie and exclusivity.