Tory Collection (page 15)

Secretary of State for Education and Science Keith Joseph at the Conservative Party Conference, Brighton, following an IRA bomb explosion at the Grand Hotel, where the party members were staying

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and husband Denis at the Conservative Party Conference, Brighton, following an IRA bomb explosion at the Grand Hotel, where the party members were staying

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at the Conservative Party Conference, Brighton, following an IRA bomb explosion at the Grand Hotel, where the party members were staying. 13th October 1984

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher speaks at the Conservative Party Conference, Brighton, following an IRA bomb explosion at the Grand Hotel, where the party members were staying. 13th October 1984

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher visits Capenhurst, Cheshire. 1st November 1985

The Conservative Party Conference, Blackpool. Party Chairman Kenneth Baker and John Major - 12th October 1989

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Kenneth Baker at Conservative headquarters, Smith Square, after backing John Major in the party leadership battle. 26th November 1990

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher visits the church near Chequers, the official residence of the Prime Minister in Buckinghamshire, for the last time

Margaret Thatcher at 10 Downing Street following the Prime Ministers resignation. 26th November 1990

Denis Thatcher at 10 Downing Street following the Prime Ministers resignation. 26th November 1990

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at Conservative headquarters, Smith Square, after backing John Major in the party leadership battle. 26th November 1990

Police outside the new home of Margaret and Denis Thatcher in Dulwich, on the day they moved in. 28th November 1990

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and her husband Denis visit the church near Chequers, the official residence of the Prime Minister in Buckinghamshire, for the last time

John Major at 10 Downing Street following the Prime Ministers resignation. 26th November 1990

Margaret and Denis Thatcher at their new home in Dulwich. 28th November 1990

A copy of Margaret Thatchers memoir "The Downing Street years"
A copy of Margaret Thatchers memoir " The Downing Street years", at her book signing in Harrods, London. 18th October 1993

People buying copies of Margaret Thatchers memoir " The Downing Street years", at her book signing in Harrods, London. 18th October 1993

Book signing of Margaret Thatchers memoir "The Downing Street years"
Book signing of Margaret Thatchers memoir " The Downing Street years". Harrods, London, 18th October 1993

The Conservative Party Conference, Blackpool. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher with Willie Whitelaw. October 1989

The first meeting of the National Economic Development Council. Pictured, Mr Selwyn Lloyd. 7th March 1962

The Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool. Quintin Hogg, Lord Hailsham, walks along the front with Lady Poole. 11th October 1963

John Major leaving Downing Street the day he was appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer. 26th October 1989

Removal vans pictured on the day Nigel and Therese Lawson move out of Downing Street following his resignation on the 26th October as Chancellor of the Exchequer. 1st November 1989

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Nigel Lawson, and his wife Therese. Pictured on Budget Day, leaving Downing Street for the House of Commons. London. 15th March 1988

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Nigel Lawson, at No 11 Downing Street, London. 10th March 1988

Budget Day at No 11 Downing Street. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Nigel Lawson, with his wife Therese and the famous budget case. 17th March 1987

Politician Michael Heseltine. 26th October 1989

Politician Michael Heseltine promoting his book "The Challenge of Europe
Politician Michael Heseltine promoting his book " The Challenge of Europe: Can Britain Win?". 11th May 1989

The Conservative Party Conference, Blackpool. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher with members of her cabinet including John Major, Cecil Parkison, Kenneth Baker and Douglas Hurd. October 1989

Secretary of State for Defence George Younger (right) at RAF Molesworth, Cambridgeshire. 8th September 1988

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher delivers a speech shortly after hearing about the resignation of Nigel Lawson from her cabinet. 27th October 1989

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher campaigning in Ealing with Harry Greenway. 30th May 1987

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher after hearing about the resignation of Nigel Lawson from her cabinet. 27th October 1989

The Conservative Party Conference, Blackpool. Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs John Major. 12th October 1989

Prime Minster Margaret Thatcher and President of the United States Ronald Reagan at Guildhall, London. 3rd June 1988

Prime Minster Margaret Thatcher delivers a speech at Guildhall, London. 3rd June 1988

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher listens to Douglas Hurd at the Conservative Party Conference, Brighton. 12th October 1988

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher speaking at the Conservative Party Conference, Brighton. 14th October 1988

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and husband Dennis seen here leaving the polling station at the Westminster Institute in Castle Lane, London, SW1 on the morning of the General Election. 9th June 1983

Secretary of State for War John Profumo with his wife Valerie Hobson at Sandown Park Racecourse. 22nd March 1963

Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother with Secretary of State for War John Profumo and his wife Valerie Hobson at Sandown Park Racecourse. 22nd March 1963

Secretary of State for War John Profumo at Sandown Park Racecourse. 22nd March 1963

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher looks on as the returning officer for the constituency of Finchley announces the result of the general election count at Hendon Town Hall. 10th June 1983

Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher shakes hands with well wishers as she returns to No.10 Downing Street after a landslide general election victory. 10th June 1983

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher on the steps of 10 Downing Street waving to the crowds of well wishers after her landslide victory in the General Election. 10th June 1983

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and husband Denis on the steps of 10 Downing Street waving to the crowds of well wishers after her landslide victory in the General Election. 10th June 1983

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher leaving Hendon Town Hall after the general election count for her Finchley constituency. 10th June 1983

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher waves to the crowds of her supports as she arrives at Conservative Party headquarters to celebrate winning the General Election. 10th June 1983

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"Tory: A Journey Through History and Politics" From Labour Party election posters to television speakers, the term "Tory" has been a constant presence in British politics. It evokes images of fierce debates, passionate campaigns, and iconic figures who have shaped the nation's destiny. One such figure was Laodicea Dicey Langston of South Carolina, whose unwavering loyalty to her revolutionary cause led her to protect her elderly father against Loyalist troops during the American Revolution. Her bravery symbolizes the spirit of resilience that defines the Tory ideology. Margaret Thatcher, known as the Iron Lady, took center stage on the campaign trail with her determination and strong leadership. She embodied Tory values and left an indelible mark on British history. The grandeur of Westminster Bridge and Parliament adorning Christmas cards reminds us of how deeply rooted Tories are in tradition. They cherish their heritage while embracing progress for a better future. William Pitt the Younger stands tall in oil on canvas as one of Britain's most influential Tory leaders. His strategic genius helped shape modern governance and laid foundations for economic prosperity. Spencer Perceval's engraving captures a somber moment in Tory history when he became the only British Prime Minister to be assassinated. This tragic event serves as a reminder that even amidst adversity, Tories persevere with unwavering dedication. Cartoons like "The Confidence Trick. " featuring Northcote and Disraeli highlight political satire aimed at challenging Tory policies or exposing potential deceit within their ranks—a testament to democracy's vibrant nature. The 1st Earl of Birkenhead enjoying time with his daughter aboard their yacht showcases another side of Tories—their ability to appreciate leisurely pursuits alongside their commitment to public service. Marazion Community Centre witnessed Margaret Thatcher engaging directly with people from all walks of life—an embodiment of Tories' belief in community empowerment through individual responsibility.