Tarrant Collection

Design staff of W G Tarrant of Byfleet, Surrey
Design staff of W.G. Tarrant of Byfleet, Surrey, in March 1918. W.G. Tarrant is the man with the beard in the centre of the back row

An artists impression of the Tarrant Tabor in flight. Originally intended for long-distance bombing, the aircraft was to be converted into a commercial passenger carrier for up to 100 passengers

Tarrant Tabor following its crash

Tarrant Tabor

Tarrant Tabor at Farnborough

Tamworth B77 2 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Tamworth B77 2

Honeysuckle by Margaret Tarrant, Joan in Flowerland

Dandy Puffs by Margaret Tarrant from Joan in Flowerland
Dandy Puffs by Margaret Tarrant, from Joan in Flowerland

Good King Wenceleslaus
A group of carol singers at Christmas singing in the snow. Artist: Percy Tarrant Date: 1902

Christmas morning - choirboys singing in church
Christmas morning, choirboys singing in church. 19th century

Christmas - A Yule Tide Carol. 19th century

Good King Wenceslaus
Victorian choir singing the traditional Christmas carol in a snowy winter setting. Date: 1901

Two Fairies

The Sleeping Beauty by Margaret Tarrant
Date: 1900

The Real Princess by Margaret Tarrant
A scene from The Real Princess depicting them discovering that she is in fact a real princess because she was able to feel the pea through all of the mattresses and quilts. Date: 1948

Cover design, Womans Pictorial
Cover design by Margaret W Tarrant, Womans Pictorial magazine, 10 May 1924. Depicting a girl and a boy climbing a tree in blossom, watched by a white cat

Peterborough PE4 5 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Peterborough PE4 5

Use Tarrants Seltzer Aperient, to regulate the stomach, the liver, the bowls, to sure indigestion, and biliousness constipation

Dorset Panorama
A fine panoramic view of the countryside near Tarrant Rushton, Dorset, England. Date: 1950s

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The design staff of W G Tarrant in Byfleet, Surrey were known for their innovative creations. One such creation was the Tarrant Tabor, an aircraft that captured the imagination of many. An artist's impression of the Tarrant Tabor in flight showcased its sleek and futuristic design. However, not all flights ended smoothly for the Tarrant Tabor. Following a crash, it faced setbacks but managed to rise again with determination and resilience. The image of the damaged aircraft served as a reminder of both its fragility and strength. At Farnborough, aviation enthusiasts gathered to witness the marvel that was the Tarrant Tabor. Its presence commanded attention and admiration from all who laid eyes on it. The aircraft stood tall and proud amidst a sea of curious onlookers. The elegance and grace exhibited by the Tarrant Tabor were unmatched. Its unique features set it apart from other planes at that time. It became a symbol of innovation and progress in aviation history. Amidst this technological marvel, Margaret Tarrant's artwork also flourished. Her masterpiece "Honeysuckle" depicted nature's beauty with vibrant colors and intricate details - a testament to her artistic prowess. In another enchanting piece titled "Dandy Puffs, " Margaret brought whimsical characters to life through her brushstrokes. These illustrations from Joan in Flowerland captivated readers young and old alike, transporting them into a world filled with magic and wonder. For those seeking directions or exploring Tamworth B77 2 Map, they might stumble upon references to this remarkable name - "Tarrant. " A nod to its historical significance within various realms beyond just aviation or artistry. Whether soaring through skies or adorning pages with creativity, "Tarrant" left an indelible mark on our collective consciousness – forever etched as a symbol of ingenuity, resilience, beauty, adventure, and exploration across different domains.