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Launch of the Apollo 17 mission, 1972. Apollo 17 was the last Apollo moon landing mission and the only one to be launched at night

The Hon. Mrs Ronald Greville
Dame Margaret Helen Greville, Hon Mrs Greville, DBE (18631942), British society host and philanthropist, born Margaret Helen Anderson

Mrs Ronald Ferguson on front cover of The Tatler
Mrs Ronald Ferguson (1937 - 1998), previously Susan Mary Wright and later, Susan Barrantes, mother of Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York. Pictured on the front cover of The Tatler in January 1957

A Presidential Memorial Certificate - USA
A Presidential Memorial Certificate - presented to members of the US Armed Forces as a token of their service to their country

Royal Wedding 1986 - parents of the bride and groom
Queen Elizabeth II accompanied by Major Ronald Ferguson followed by Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and Susan Barrantes start to walk down the aisle at Westminster Abbey following the marriage of

Ronald Colman
RONALD COLMAN in 1930 English actor of stage and screen Date: 1891 - 1958

The Lido Lady by Ronald Jeans
Promotional postcard for The Lido Lady by Ronald Jeans; Lyrics Lorenz Hart; music Richard Rodgers. First produced at the Alhambra, Bradford, 4th October and the Gaiety Theatre

VIETNAM WAR, 1967. Sergeant Ronald Payne checking a tunnel for Viet Cong in the Ho Bo Woods. Photograph, 24 January 1967

Royal Wedding 1986 - the Queen and Major Ronald Ferguson
Queen Elizabeth II travels with Major Ronald Ferguson in an open top landau carriage through the crowd lined streets of London following the marriage of her son, Prince Andrew

Nicosia, Government House ruins
The exterior of Government House in Nicosia, Cyprus, after its destruction by fire on the night of 21 October 1931. The fire was the culmination of a demonstration by 5000 supporters of enosis -

An Emperors Divorce starring Ronald Bayne & Evelyn Hope
An Emperors Divorce. The figures of Napoleon and a repining Josephine suggest that this is a version of A Royal Divorce. The message written on the reverse of the card is from Ronald Bayne

The case against the top hat
A page from The Tatler, dated 20th November 1901, featuring an article entitled " The Case Against the Top Hat", by the Scottish MP Lord Ronald Sutherland-Gower

Sketches of couples out dancing in a London dance club, 1921. Artwork by Ronald Harley Date: 1921

Harry Tate - Music Hall Star
Harry Tate - (Ronald Macdonald Hutchinson) (1872-1940) - English comedian who performed both in the music halls and in films. Date: 1905

Music cover, Pearl of the East Waltz, by Ronald Bruce. 1920

Sir Ronald Ferguson
Major-general sir RONALD CRAUFURD (sic) FERGUSON British military commander in the Napoleonic Wars and subsequent. Date: 1773 - 1841

Living Room by Fleming
A bright living room designed by Ronald Fleming. Date: 1933

Reagan / Ronald / Act Photo
RONALD REAGAN 40th American President (1981-89), photographed here during his time as a Hollywood actor Date: 1911 - 2004

Lord Ronald Gower - Scottish Writer and Sculptor
Lord Ronald Charles Sutherland-Leveson-Gower (1846-1916) - Scottish aristocrat, Liberal politician, sculptor and writer. Date: 1889

Ronald Reagan / Warner
RONALD REAGAN American film actor, later to become US President Date: 1911 -2004

Mrs Ronald Armstrong-Jones in The Sketch
Black and white photograph of Mrs Ronald Armstrong-Jones dressed as Ice and Snow for the Ball of the Midnight Sun organised by Mrs Robin d Erlanger at the Park Lane Hotel

One Dam Thing After Another revue by Ronald Jeans
Reverse of a promotional flyer for One Dam Thing After Another revue by Ronald Jeans; lyrics Lorenz Hart; music Richard Rodgers. First produced London Pavilion, 19th May 1927

The Kiss Cure by Ronald Jeans
Promotional postcard for The Kiss Cure by Ronald Jeans. First produced at the Gaiety Theatre, Manchester, and the Kingsway Theatre, 3rd May 1915. A Comedy of Youth, Sunshine and Kisses

Ronald Coleman and Vilma Blanky in the MGM film Romance of a Ring, 1927 Date: 1927

International Flickers Folk by Sherriffs
International Flickers Folk: A Page of Celluloid Stars. A page of caricatures of movie stars by Sherriffs which include Gloria Swanson, Charlie Chaplin, Ronald Colman, Greta Garbo

Living room by Ronald Dickens, in tones of green and brown, with a boxed-in fireplace and a Van Gogh reproduction above. Date: 1933

Army Attestation Card for Ronald Windridge
Army Form W. 3194. Attestation Card for Ronald Windridge, No. 61, 71 Widdrington Road, Coventry. Group No. 1. Dated 3.12.15. Commemorative Art

Mrs Ronald Balfour by Madame Yevonde
Mrs Ronald Balfour (formerly Deirdre Hart-Davis, 1909-1998) by Madame Yevonde. Seen here modelling a navy blue Bruyere gown from H. J. Nicoll. Date: 1932

Ronald Reagan, American film star and later President
Ronald Reagan (1911-2004), American film star, television actor and later President. Date: circa 1950s

Ronald McDougall
RONALD MCDOUGALL founder of Peoples Cafes. Date: circa 1879

VIETNAM WAR, 1966. Lieutenant Ronald Baker being evacuated by helicopter after being wounded during a fire mission. Photograph, 27 March 1966

SOLIDARITY DAY, 1981. Portrait of an elderly Puerto Rican man at the Solidarity Day march in Washington, D.C. picketing for the rights of migrant workers

CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. View of the ghost town of Bodie, California from the town s
CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. View of the ghost town of Bodie, California from the towns Standard Ore Mill, looking west. Bodie became a California state park in 1962

CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. The stove in the Miners Union Hall building in the ghost town of Bodie, California, which became a California state park in 1962. Photograph by Ronald Partridge, July 1962

CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. Interior of the J. S. Cain House, in the ghost town of Bodie
CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. Interior of the J.S. Cain House, in the ghost town of Bodie, California, which became a California state park in 1962. Photograph by Ronald Partridge, July 1962

CALIFORNIA: BODIE, c1962. Boone Store, in the ghost town of Bodie, California, which became a California state park in 1962. Photograph by Ronald Partridge, c1962

CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. The interior of the Methodist church in the ghost town of Bodie, California, which became a California state park in 1962. Photograph by Ronald Partridge, July 1962

CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. Detail of the windows of the Murphy House in the ghost town of Bodie, California, which became a California state park in 1962. Photograph by Ronald Partridge, July 1962

CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. The interior of the first floor of the Bodie Schoolhouse, with Bodie illustrations, postcards, and gifts, in the ghost town of Bodie, California

CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. The Bodie Schoolhouse in the ghost town of Bodie, California, which became a California state park in 1962. Photograph by Ronald Partridge, July 1962

CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. The interior of the U.S. Land Office Building, which contained the Wheaton & Hollis Hotel and Bodie Store, in the ghost town of Bodie, California

CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. The Johl home, left, in ruins in the ghost town of Bodie, California, which became a California state park in 1962. Photograph by Ronald Partridge, July 1962

CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. Staircase of the D. V. Cain House in the ghost town of Bodie
CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. Staircase of the D.V. Cain House in the ghost town of Bodie, California, which became a California state park in 1962. Photograph by Ronald Partridge, July 1962

CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. A Methodist church in the ghost town of Bodie, California, which became a California state park in 1962. Photograph by Ronald Partridge, July 1962

CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. The vault door of Bodie Bank, in the ghost town of Bodie, California, which became a California state park in 1962. Photograph by Ronald Partridge, July 1962

CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. Green street in the ghost town of Bodie, California, which became a California state park in 1962. Photograph by Ronald Partridge, July 1962

CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. Abandoned buildings along Main Street in the ghost town of Bodie, California, which became a California state park in 1962. Photograph by Ronald Partridge, July 1962

CALIFORNIA: BODIE, 1962. An abandoned miners house in the ghost town of Bodie, California, which became a California state park in 1962. Photograph by Ronald Partridge, July 1962

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"Ronald: A Multifaceted Icon of the 20th Century" From his early days as a Chesterfield Ad model to gracing the cover of Tatler alongside his beloved Sealyham Terrier, Ronald Colman was a true embodiment of charm and sophistication. But Ronald's influence extended far beyond the silver screen. As President Reagan, he led America through pivotal moments in history, capturing hearts with his official campaign poster during the monumental election of 1980. Not limited to politics, Ronald's versatility shone through various mediums. He effortlessly transitioned from advertisements to literature, leaving an indelible mark in works like "Leave It To Psmith" by Ian Hay and P. G. Wodehouse. Intriguingly, it also found himself entangled in thrilling narratives such as "The Great Train Robbery, " showcasing his ability to captivate audiences across genres. His impact on popular culture reached even further; Bette Davis herself recognized Ronald's talent and charisma that left an unforgettable impression on both screen and stage. Beyond entertainment circles, Queen Elizabeth II acknowledged Ronald's presence at significant events like the opening of London Fire Brigade Headquarters – a testament to his enduring appeal transcending borders. Ronald's taste for elegance extended into architecture too; he made headlines with his Modernist House in Holland-On-Sea—a masterpiece blending contemporary design with timeless allure. And who could forget Nancy Lancaster at Pytchley Hunt? The image immortalized on another Tatler cover showcased how Ronald effortlessly mingled amongst high society while retaining an air of approachability. Finally, we delve into Peter Ronald Buchanan’s world—known affectionately as "The Tout. " This enigmatic character added yet another layer to our understanding of what it meant to be named Ronald—an embodiment of intrigue and mystery. Whether it was captivating audiences on-screen or leading nations off-screen, whether gracing magazine covers or leaving architectural legacies, Ronald's impact was undeniable.