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Fishing boats in St Ives harbour, CornwallFishing boats, including Celtic Lass, in St Ives harbour, Cornwall. Date: circa 1970s
The Immortal Hour by Rutland BoughtonThe Immortal Hour - Rutland Boughtons music drama adapted from the play by Fiona Macleod. (Glastonbury, 28th June 1914). First produced Old Vic, 31st May 1920 and Regent Theatre, 13th October 1922
White flowers and an ornate cross on an Easter card. Date: circa 1890s
Cornish Gorsedd, Sword of Arthur, CornwallThe Cornish Gorsedd, a community of modern-day bards, taking part in the Sword of Arthur ceremony at St Just in Cornwall. The Gorseth Kernow (Gorsedd of Cornwall)
Celtic Vintage Car - Bradford Motor Company, Bell View, Bradford, England. Date: 1907
Visit to Madeira - The bay of Biscay - EveningBlack and white lantern slide of the bay of Biscay in the evening - Visit to Madeira. Part of Box 125 - Madeira. Boswell Collection
Emmeline Pankhurst Grave Brompton CemetaryThe grave of Emmeline Pankhurst in Brompton Cemetery, London. The headstone, a celtic cross in red sandstone was designed by the sculptor Julian Phelps Allan (1892-1996)
Cawthorne FountainThe village water fountain at Cawthorne, near Barnsley, Yorkshire, England, made to represent a village cross, with serpents round the base. Date: 1960s
Design for Metalwork in celtic style. Pencil on tracing paper. Silver Studio; Liberty & Co Ltd. 1898 - 1899
Design for woven textile with four flowers in a celtic, art nouveau style. Pencil, charcoal and crayon on copy paper. Silver Studio. circa 1905
Iron weapons of a warrior (5th-4th c. BC). Celtic art.; Iron Age. SPAIN. Madrid. National Museum of Archaeology. Proc: SPAIN. CASTILE AND LEON. Alpanseque
Vase and bowl (4th c. BC) of the Vettones. Celtic art. Ceramics. SPAIN. Madrid. National Museum of Archaeology. Proc: SPAIN. CASTILE AND LEON. Chamart de la Sierra
IRELAND. MUNSTER. KERRY. Skellig Michael. Ruins of Celtic monastery, built in 588. Celtic art
IRELAND. LEINSTER. LOUTH. Monasterboice. Western or higher cross. Celtic art
Gold Necklace. Celtic art. Jewelry. Proc: PORTUGAL. Miranda do Corvo. Chao de Lamas
Silver buckle. Celtic art. Jewelry. Proc: SPAIN. Villacarrillo
Argaric sword. Gold hilt. Celtic art. Jewelry
Decorated gold plaque. Celtic art. Jewelry. Proc: SPAIN. Ribadeo
Pedra FormosaThe Pedra Formosa or " handsome stone", thought once to have formed part of a Castro culture burial chamber and found at the bath ruin of the Cit⮩ a de Briteiros, Guimaraes
Ballymaclinton - Franco British ExhibitionA postcard sold at the Franco-British Exhibition in 1908, depicting the typical Irish village of Ballymaclinton which was constructed on the site
Pig Trough FontThe Font, Down Cathedral, Down Patrick, Ireland. Of Celtic origin, this font was lost for over 200 years and was found on a County Down farm, being used as a pig trough! Date: Medieval
Pennygown Celtic CrossThe Celtic Cross at Pennygown, Isle of Mull, Argyllshire, Scotland. One one side is a circular design, ending in the tail of a crouching griffin, with a galley underneath it. Date: 1930s
Kilchoman CrossThe Cross of Kilchoman, an ancient cross on the Isle of Islay, the Hebrides, Scotland. For many years it was turned towards the sun during prayer, but this Pagan ritual stopped. Date: 1930s
Whitchurch down CrossThe huge granite cross, standing over 7 feet high, on Whitchurch Down, Dartmoor, near Tavistock, Devon, England. Date: 1950s
The font in the Church of St Martins, CanterburyThe Norman font in the Church of St Martins, Canterbury, Kent, England - the oldest English parish church in continual use. It was here that St
Sir Arnold Bax (1883 - 1953), British composer, who composed a work for mark the Festival of Britain. His name is particularly associated with a Celtic revival in music
An English SoldierAn early English soldier carrying a spear and a shield. Date: Circa 800 AD
Breton Bardic FestivalAt Saint-Brieuc, Britanny, Breton bards hold a fete, to encourage the preservation of Breton traditions and culture Date: 1906
Minstrels sing stories of heroesMinstrels sang of the famous deeds of heroes. A medieval minstrel with a celtic harp sings stories to a rapt audience of men, women and children
Doctors car, St Davids, Pembrokeshire, South WalesThe doctors car (a Swift) parked by the Celtic Cross in Cross Square, St Davids, Pembrokeshire, Dyfed, South Wales. A woman looks straight at the camera, while two boys look with interest at the car
Celtic Cross, Cross Square, St Davids, South WalesView of the Celtic Cross in Cross Square, St David s, Pembrokeshire, Dyfed, South Wales
Tours and Excursions in the Emerald Isle, with CooksCover illustration for Tours and Excursions in the Emerald Isle (Ireland), with Thomas Cook & Son of Dublin, Belfast and London
Primula Auricula (Bears Ear Primrose) Celtic KingPrimula Auricula (Bears Ear Primrose), Celtic King variety, a flowering plant of the Primulaceae family. The Latin name primula refers to flowers that are among the first to open in spring
The Triangle, Malmesbury, Wiltshire
Highland sports at the meeting of the Celtic Society, GlasgowThe meeting of the Celtic Society on College-Green, Glasgow, whose object is the preservation of the language, literature, music, poetry, dress and athletic games of the Highlands of Scotland
Official at the Castle Garden Depot, New York, 1886Engraving showing an official reading out messages to the newly arrived immigrants at the Castle Garden Immigration Depot, in New York, 1886
Anti Home-Rulers attacking Winston Churchills car, BelfastIllustration showing a crowd of anti home-rulers attacking the car carrying Winston Leonard Spencer Churcill (1874-1965), then First Lord of the Admiralty
The Scotland Football Team, 1897Photograph of the Scotland International Football Team selected for the game against England in 1897. On the 3rd April that year they beat England 2-1 in the British International Championship
Mac Murroughs ChantMacMurrough chants a song in Celtic, which has his audience in raptures
St. Kevins Cross, and other ancient headstones, within the 6th century monastic settlement known as St. Kevins Kitchen, Glendalough, County Wicklow, Ireland
England / RockinghamThe charming village of Rockingham, Northamptonshire, on the edge of Rockingham Forest, with its stately cross and grass-bordered street winding up the hill
Clonmacnoise / IrelandClonmacnoise, County Roscommon
Costume / Women / ScandinavA Scandinavian woman wearing a red tunic and rounded bonnet
Owen Jones Medieval 71Ornaments from illuminated manuscripts of the 12th and 13th centuries
Owen Jones Celtic 64Various ornamental designs from early manuscripts, featuring the Celtic interlaced style
Owen Jones Celtic 65Various spirals, diagonals, zoomorphics, and later Anglo- Saxon ornaments, from 8th, 9th and 10th century English and Irish manuscripts
Irish Myth / Dermot DrinksDermot drinks from the forbidden well
Fragment of Sintrams Evangelium LongumA fragment of Sintrams Evangelium Longum, a gospel book. It is one of the great treasures of the Monastery and Library of St Gall in Switzerland