Thanks Collection

Commissioner of police accepts memento of signatures from Londoners who appreciated the way the police handled the demonstration of Sunday 27th October

In all things give thanks
Rosana Laiz Blursbyai

There's always something to be thankful for
Rosana Laiz Blursbyai

Louis I, Duke of Anjou, regent of King Charles VI of France, giving thanks to the people of Montpellier
5233518 Louis I, Duke of Anjou, regent of King Charles VI of France, giving thanks to the people of Montpellier, 1380 (engraving) by Cochin

Hippo
Thanks!!! Illustrated comic postcard of a hippo catching a bun. Nister series 172/4. Artist: GH Thompson (1842-1909)

Merchant Navy Poster
Merchant Navy recruitment poster - The life-line is firm thanks to the Merchant Navy

UNCLE SAM SENDS IN BILL
France thanks Uncle Sam for saving her, but is indignant when he sends in his bill Date: 1926

A letter addressed to a RAF Wing Commander by the people of a Greek village liberated by the Allies. September 1944

Bob Paisley Liverpool team celebrate on open top bus 1981 after European Cup victory over Real Madrid in Paris

Arrival of His Majesty Ferdinand VII and his family at Porte Sainte Marie, 1 October 1823
XIR868433 Arrival of His Majesty Ferdinand VII and his family at Porte Sainte Marie, 1 October 1823, 1823 (coloured engraving) by French School, (19th century); Musee de la Ville de Paris

For the care of his lamb, and their comical pranks, He gave them a ham, and abundance of thanks. I wish you good day, my fine fellows, said he, My compliments, pray, to Dame Wiggins of Lee

Bakker blows a horn, Adriaen van Ostade, 1646 - 1650

The generosity of Scipio, Zacharias Dolendo, Hendrick Hondius (I), c. 1593 - c. 1600

Leone Otasso and His Wife Presenting Their Sick Son to Saints Aimo and Vermondo, A Crowd of Lay Worshippers Giving Thanks; Attributed to Anovelo da Imbonate, Italian (Lombard)

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In all things give thanks, for there's always something to be thankful for. From the Commissioner of Police accepting a memento of signatures from appreciative Londoners to Louis I, Duke of Anjou expressing gratitude to the people of Montpellier in 1380, giving thanks has been a timeless tradition. Just like Hippo, who reminds us that even small gestures can bring immense joy. The Merchant Navy Poster serves as a reminder that we owe our gratitude to those who protect our seas and ensure smooth trade routes. However, it is important not to forget the negative stereotypes perpetuated by phrases like 'JEWS AND MONEY' or 'UNCLE SAM SENDS IN BILL. ' Let's strive for inclusivity and appreciation without prejudice. A heartwarming example comes from a Greek village liberated by the RAF Wing Commander, where they expressed their heartfelt thanks through a letter. Such acts remind us of the power of gratitude in fostering unity and resilience. Sports also provide moments worth celebrating; just look at Bob Paisley's Liverpool team rejoicing on an open-top bus after winning the European Cup in 1981. Their jubilation reflects both their hard work and appreciation for their supporters. Artistic expressions often capture sentiments beautifully too; Jacques Callot's engraving depicts A Capucio Bringing Thanks from the King of Bavaria—a visual representation reminding us that gratitude transcends borders and cultures. So let us remember: In all things give thanks—whether it be grand gestures or simple acts—and find solace in knowing that there is always something worthy of our appreciation.