Ballantyne Collection

Anne Ballantyne and Rosemary Flegg, 1960s fashions
Anne Ballantyne, secretary to Kasim, the art dealer, pictured with Rosemary Flegg, theatre and dress designer. Both girls are wearing dresses designed by Flegg with ric rac trim and embellishment

Dr Archie Merton Ballantyne, OBE, HonFRAeS, 1908-1977, Secretary of the Royal Aeronautical Society 1951-1973, circa 1960. Date: circa 1960

Ballantyne cashmere advertisement, 1959
Advertisement for luxurious but affordable cashmere from Ballantyne of Peebles in Scotland featuring a twinset in baby blue and a star cardigan in platinum. Date: 1959

Ballantyne pullover and skirt, - sixties woman
A chic young woman models an Intarsia pullover with a chequered pattern, worn with a cashmere knitted skirt. Date: 1964

Ballantyne cardigan and skirt - sixties woman
An elegant woman models a cardigan with rever collar and knitted cashmere skirt to match by Scottish knitwear firm, Ballantyne. Date: 1964

Ballantyne sweater and skirt - sixties woman
A striped cashmere sweater with matching cashmere skirt by Scottish knitwear firm, Ballantyne. Date: 1964

Ballantyne golfer sweater and skirt - sixties woman
A bow-tie cashmere golfer pullover finished with picot edging and a knitted cashmere skirt to match from Scottish fashion knitwear specialist, Ballantyne. Date: 1964

Ballantyne knitted suit - sixties woman
A three-piece cashmere suit with sleeveless checked undersweater by Scottish knitwear house, Ballantyne. Date: 1964

Ballantyne golfer sweater - sixties woman
Dressmaker cashmere golfer pullover with handmade toning button and cashmere skirt to match. by Scottish knitwear house, Ballantyne. Date: 1964

Ballantyne twinset - sixties woman
An elegant woman wearing one of Ballantynes famous Intarsia graded twinsets with a Daks skirt to match. Date: 1964

Ballantyne pullover - sixties woman
A chic woman smells a pink rose while wearing a cashmere pullover with trimmed collar, toning front and matching cashmere skirt by Ballantyne. Date: 1964

Ballantyne three-piece knitted suit - sixties woman
A stylish woman wearing a three-piece Intarsia Cashmere suit by Ballantyne. Date: 1964

Ballantyne evening cardigan - sixties woman
Illustration of a white cashmere cardigan or sweater by Ballantyne, hand-decorated in Hong Kong, and worn by an elegantly posed woman who wears a white bow in her up-do hair. Date: 1964

Tatler front cover, Entertaining issue, 1964
Front cover of The Tatler magazine showing a girl acting hostess, representing Tatlers devotion to autumn entertaining in this particular issue

Dr Archie Ballantyne, Royal Aeronautical Society Secreta?
Dr Archie Ballantyne, Royal Aeronautical Society Secretary, with Mr and Mrs John Brodie, Engineering Director, de Havilland Engines

Dr Archie ballantyne, RAeS Secretary, right, presents Si?
Dr Archie ballantyne, RAeS Secretary, right, presents Sir George Gardner, RAeS President, left, with gold cuff links bearing the Society kestrel

Dr Archie ballantyne, RAeS Secretary prior to presenting?
Dr Archie ballantyne, RAeS Secretary prior to presenting Sir George Gardner, RAeS President, with gold cuff links bearing the Society kestrel

Brigadier General Sir Osborne and Lady Mance after handi?
Brigadier General Sir Osborne and Lady Mance after handing over his ceremonial sword to Dr Archie Ballantyne, RAeS Secretary

Dr Archie Ballantyne, HonFRAeS, Secretary of the Royal A?
Dr Archie Ballantyne, HonFRAeS, Secretary of the Royal Aeronautical Society 1951-1973, left, and A.D. Baxter, MEng, FRAeS, Royal Aeronautical Society President 1966-1967

Dr Archie Ballantyne, RAeS Secretary, left, and Cecil Fi?
Dr Archie Ballantyne, RAeS Secretary, left, and Cecil Field at the 94th Anniversary Luncheon at the Dorchester Hotel, London, on 12 January 1960

Peter Masefield, RAeS President and Dr Archie Ballantyne, RAeS Secretary, receive Sir Sydney and Lady Camm at the 94th Anniversary Luncheon on 12 January 1960

Dr Archie Ballantyne, RAeS Secretary, and Dr A. J. Barrett
Dr Archie Ballantyne, RAeS Secretary, and Dr A.J. Barrett, Head of the Technical Department, at the opening of the Lecture Theatre in December 1960

Senior staff at the opening of the Lecture Theatre in December 1960. From left: Frank H. Smith, Miss E.C. Pike, Miss Florence Barwood, Dr Archie Ballantyne, Dr A.J

R McIntyre, Chief designer Scottish Aviation
From left: R. McIntyre, chief designer, Scottish Aviation; Dr Archibald Merton Ballantyne, RAeS Secretary 1951-1973 and D. Lyon, Chairman, Glasgow Branch, in front of a Scottish Aviation Pioneer

Florence Barwood, Dr Archibald Merton Ballantyne
From left: Florence Barwood, Dr Archibald Merton Ballantyne, RAeS Secretary 1951-1973, and Miss J. Farthing. Outside the Grand Hotel, Brighton

Dr Archibald Merton Ballantyne - RAeS Secretary
Dr Archibald Merton Ballantyne, RAeS Secretary 1951-1973, and Florence Barwood. Outside the Grand Hotel, Brighton, during the third Anglo-American Aeronautical Conference, 4-7 September 1951

Royal Aeronautical Society staff in 1966. From left: Frank H. Smith, Librarian of the Society 1950-1967; Maureen Michael, Personal Assistant to the Secretary; Dr Archie Ballantyne

Dr Archie Merton Ballantyne OBE
Dr Archie Merton Ballantyne, OBE, HonFRAeS, 1908-1977, Secretary of the Royal Aeronautical Society 1951-1973, during the excavations for the Lecture Theatre. Date: 1908

Dr Ballantyne and the excavations for the lecture theatre

R R Dexter, Dr A Ballantyne, John J Green
From left: R.R. Dexter, Dr A. Ballantyne, John J. Green and B.S. Shenstone

Dr Archie Merton Ballantyne OBE HonFRAeS (1908-1977)
Dr Archie Merton Ballantyne, OBE, HonFRAeS, 1908-1977, Secretary of the Royal Aeronautical Society 1951-1973. Date: 1908

Cashmere sweater, 1953
A short-sleeved cashmere sweater by Ballantyne of Peebles with a raised intarsia design of white on white. Date: 1953

Robert M Ballantyne
ROBERT M BALLANTYNE - Scottish author of popular adventure stories for children, such as The young fur-traders based on his own experiences with the Hudsons Bay Company. Date: 1825 - 1894

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