Stagg Collection

Stagg & Mantle shop window display, designed by Sage and Co, Shop Fittings. circa 1930

Page of advertisements for The Gentlewoman (litho)
3640689 Page of advertisements for The Gentlewoman (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Page of advertisements for the Coronation Number of The Gentlewoman)

Stagg, c. 1920s (pen & ink wth w / c on paper)
465600 Stagg, c.1920s (pen & ink wth w/c on paper) by Clarke, Joseph Clayton (Kyd) (1856-1937); 28.5x22.5 cm; Free Library of Philadelphia; (add.info)

250 cc Triumph of J Stagg competing in the MCC Lands End Trial, Beggars Roost, Devon, 1936
Triumph 250 cc. Event Entry No: 121 Rider: Stagg, J. Award: Silver. Place: Beggars Roost North Devon. M.C.C. Lands End Trial. Date: 10/11.4.36

Studio portrait, woman with dog on bench
Studio portrait, young woman with a dog sitting on a bench, Nellie and Stagg, dated 6 October 1916. Date: 1916

NEW MEXICO: STORE, 1940. Lois Stagg and her mother looking at greeting cards in Pie Town, New Mexico. Photograph by Russell Lee, 1940

COMMUNITY DINNER, 1940. Bill Stagg putting a container of food into his car after a community dinner in Pie Town, New Mexico. Photograph by Russell Lee, 1940

The end of the chase of the stagg, from The Gentlemans Recreation
XJF483399 The end of the chase of the stagg, from The Gentlemans Recreation published by Richard Blome, 1686 (engraving) by English School

The Harbourer with the blood hound for harbouring the stagg, from The Gentleman s
XJF483391 The Harbourer with the blood hound for harbouring the stagg, from The Gentlemans Recreation published by Richard Blome, 1686 (engraving) by English School

Unharbouring ye Stagg, from The Gentlemans Recreation published by Richard Blome
XJF483388 Unharbouring ye Stagg, from The Gentlemans Recreation published by Richard Blome, 1686 (engraving) by English School

Stagg takeing soyle, from The Gentlemans Recreation published by Richard Blome
XJF483394 Stagg takeing soyle, from The Gentlemans Recreation published by Richard Blome, 1686 (engraving) by English School

The Stagg at Bay, from The Gentlemans Recreation published by Richard Blome
XJF483351 The Stagg at Bay, from The Gentlemans Recreation published by Richard Blome, 1686 (engraving) by English School

BASEBALL: YALE, c1890. Portrait of Yale University baseball players Stagg and Warner. Photograph, c1890

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"Stagg: A Journey Through Time and Moments" Step into the Stagg & Mantle shop window display, a captivating scene that transports you to another era. The carefully curated collection of items tells stories of bygone days, inviting you to imagine the lives they once belonged to. Turning the pages of The Gentlewoman magazine, an exquisite litho advertisement catches your eye. It showcases Stagg's artistry in capturing the essence of femininity during the 1920s. With pen and ink, complemented by watercolors on paper, Stagg's talent shines through every stroke. In a thrilling race against time, J Stagg competes in the MCC Lands End Trial astride his powerful 250 cc Triumph motorcycle. Beggars Roost in Devon witnesses this daring feat as history is made amidst cheers and applause. A studio portrait captures a woman sitting gracefully on a bench with her loyal companion – a dog by her side. Stagg's lens immortalizes their bond, freezing this moment forever in time. Venturing into New Mexico's Pie Town store in 1940, Lois Stagg and her mother immerse themselves in greeting cards' vibrant world. Their smiles reflect joyous moments shared while exploring life's simple pleasures together. Bill Stagg carries on his shoulders the responsibility of community service as he loads containers of food into his car after a heartwarming community dinner. His dedication touches hearts and nourishes souls within his town. The chase reaches its climax as we witness "The end of the chase of the stagg. " This dramatic scene from The Gentlemen Recreation publication captivates our imagination with its intensity and raw emotion. Accompanied by bloodhounds, "The Harbourer" skillfully guides us through dense forests while pursuing elusive prey – symbolizing resilience and determination embedded within our human spirit. Unharbouring ye stagg reveals an unexpected twist; it challenges preconceived notions and reminds us to embrace change.