The Saint Collection

1977 Jaguar XJS with Ian Ogilvy as The Saint tv character. Creator: Unknown
1977 Jaguar XJS with Ian Ogilvy as The Saint tv character

Reconquista: siege of Seville by Ferdinand III of Castile in 1248, from "El Fernando o Sevilla restaurada" by
AIS5377945 Reconquista: siege of Seville by Ferdinand III of Castile in 1248, from "El Fernando o Sevilla restaurada" by Juan Antonio de Vera y Figueroa, 1632 (engraving); © Iberfoto.

Ferdinand III de Castille - The Surrender of Seville - Rococo : Moorish king Axataf handed the keys of the city to King
FIA5406032 Ferdinand III de Castille - The Surrender of Seville - Rococo : Moorish king Axataf handed the keys of the city to King Ferdinand par Espinal, Juan de (1714-1783), c. 1750

King Ferdinand el Santo, Anonymous, 17th century. Oil on canvas, 115x92. Ayuntamiento de Sevilla
FIA5406045 King Ferdinand el Santo, Anonymous, 17th century. Oil on canvas, 115x92. Ayuntamiento de Sevilla by Unknown Artist, (17th century); Ayuntamiento de Sevilla, Seville

King Ferdinand el Santo par Ries, Ignacio de (c. 1612-1661), c. 1655-1665. Oil on canvas, 198x140
FIA5406048 King Ferdinand el Santo par Ries, Ignacio de (c. 1612-1661), c. 1655-1665. Oil on canvas, 198x140. Ayuntamiento de Sevilla by Ries

Roger Moore, who was once a BBC television studio manager, makes his debut on ITV as The Saint, the hard hitting adventurer created by Leslie Charteris. 27th September 1962

The return of The Saint will be on British television screens later this year for Roger Moore has returned to Associated British Pictures to make a further series of 18 programmes in colour for ATV

Pop singer Susan Maughan and actor Roger Moore photographed with a cello backstage during Big Beat night at Wembley Pool. 25th October 1964

Pop singer Susan Maughan and actor Roger Moore photographed with a cello backstage during Big Beat night at Wembley Pool. 25th October 1964

Roger Moore, British actor, 20th century. Artist: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Roger Moore, British actor, 20th century. Roger Moore is best known for his portrayals of Simon Templar in the 1960s TV series The Saint, and James Bond, who he played in 7 films between 1973 and 1985

King Ferdinand III feeding the poor. Ferdinand III, 1199 / 1201 - 1252, called the Saint (el Santo)
King Ferdinand III feeding the poor. Ferdinand III, 1199/1201 - 1252, called the Saint (el Santo). King of Castile, King of Leon and King of Galicia. From Ilustracion Artistica, published 1887

Call To The Nobles In The Name Of King Fernando Iii, The Saint

CJ5 2092 Volvo P1800 S
Volvo P1800 S, ST 1, The Saint, Roger Moore, Classic Motor show, 2013 Classic car show

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"The Saint: A Timeless Icon of Heroism and Royalty" In 1977, the sleek and powerful Jaguar XJS roared onto television screens, carrying with it the charismatic presence of Ian Ogilvy as "The Saint" TV character. With an unknown creator behind its inception, this iconic series captivated audiences with thrilling adventures and a dashing protagonist. Centuries before the birth of this fictional hero, another figure emerged in history - Ferdinand III de Castille. In a Rococo masterpiece titled "The Surrender of Seville, " we witness Moorish king Axataf humbly handing over the keys to his city to King Ferdinand. Painted by Juan de Espinal around 1750, this oil-on-wood artwork captures a pivotal moment in Spanish history. Another portrayal of King Ferdinand el Santo comes to life on canvas through an anonymous artist's brush strokes from the 17th century. This oil painting showcases his regal stature and noble demeanor, measuring 115x92 centimeters. Ignacio de Ries immortalized King Ferdinand el Santo once again in another stunning piece created between 1655-1665. Standing at an impressive size of 198x140 centimeters, this oil-on-canvas artwork exudes grandeur and reverence for the saintly monarch. While Roger Moore may be best known for his role as James Bond, he also took up The Saint's mantle during his illustrious career as a British actor. Before gracing our screens with suave sophistication, Moore worked behind-the-scenes as a BBC television studio manager – proving that even legends have humble beginnings. Excitement fills the air as news spreads about The Saint's return to British television later this year – bringing back fond memories for fans who eagerly await Roger Moore's reprisal of this beloved character. Beyond acting accolades lies another facet of Roger Moore's life captured in photographs alongside pop singer Susan Maughan.