Buckingham Collection (page 7)

Flaxman home and Grave
John Flaxmans home in Buckingham Street, London, his residence when alive, and his tomb in the graveyard of St Giles in the Fields, his present residence. Date: 1826

Ist D Buckingham Revel
GEORGE VILLIERS, first duke of BUCKINGHAM, depicted with friends and flatterers while he is the royal favourite of James I. Later he will be assassinated, justifiably. Date: 1592 - 1628

2nd Duke of Buckingham
GEORGE VILLIERS, second duke of BUCKINGHAM Statesman. Date: 1628 - 1687

Edward VII in Coach 1901
The King and Queen leaving Buckingham Palace in a state coach. Date: 1901

VICTORIAs BALL 1842
VICTORIAs PLANTAGANET BALL At Buckingham Palace; all of the guests wore 14th century dress (Victoria and Albert appeared as Edward III and Philippa of Hainault). Date: 12 May 1842

Buckingham Palace by night, 1926 1926

Buckingham En Famille
GEORGE VILLIERS, first duke of BUCKINGHAM statesman, royal favourite, with his family Date: 1592 - 1628

Buckingham (Droeshout)
GEORGE VILLIERS, first duke of BUCKINGHAM statesman, royal favourite, eventually assassinated (and not before time !) Date: 1592 - 1628

Duke of Buckingham / Vfair
Duke of Buckingham Date: -

Mrs Pankhurst Arrested
Emmeline Pankhurst arrested outside Buckingham Palace, carried off the field of battle Date: 21 May 1914

James Silk Buckingham
JAMES SILK BUCKINGHAM traveller and author, depicted in native dress for his travels in Turkish Arabia Date: 1786 - 1855

Buck House Garden Party
Guests at Victorias garden party at Buckingham Palace sit on the terrace of the Summer House Date: 1871

Debutante Arriving
A Debutante arrives at Buckingham Palace, London, where she will be presented to Edward VII and Alexandra Date: 1905

Buckingham / Cochran
GEORGE VILLIERS 1st DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM Statesman Date: 1592 - 1628

Victoria and Friends
She entertains family and friends in the Yellow Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace, London Date: 1844

Waiting in the Mall (to be presented at Court)
A page from The Sphere showing the various ways those waiting in the Mall to be presented at court at Buckingham Palace amused themselves

Buckingham Palace, London - from Wellington Barracks
Unusual view of Buckingham Palace, London from the grounds of Wellington Barracks. Date: circa 1909

Queen Victoria and Prince Albert - Royal Couple at Home
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert - The Royal Couple at Home, Domestic Felicity, a private sketch in Buckingham Palace. circa 1840

King George V inspecting Ole Bill - Buckingham Palace
King George V inspecting Ole Bill (driven by James Melton and filled with war veterans) an LCC bus requisitioned by the War Department which saw service throughout the whole of WW1 - Buckingham

Queen Victoria Memorial, London - Great Central Feature designed by Thomas Brock RA, sculptor. Designed in 1901, the memorial was unveiled on 16th May 1911

Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on 12th May 1937 - inset views of Buckingham Palace, Horse Guards, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and the Royal pair. Date: 1937

Winston Churchill with daughter C. 1914
Mr and Mrs Winston Churchill and their little daughter at the march past of the guards at Buckingham Palace. The date of the photograph is marked on the back as 1910

Cartoon, The Great Balloon, by James Gillray. A satirical comment on the subject of Lord Grenvilles installation as Chancellor of Oxford University

Cartoon, End of the Irish Farce of Catholic Emancipation, by James Gillray. Showing a scene outside Heaven, with St Peter at the gate of Popish Supremacy and a crowd of Catholic priests and clergy

The Village, Nash, Buckingham, England
The Village, Nash, Buckingham, near Bletchley, Buckinghamshire, England. Date: 1900s

WWI Poster, Defence of the Realm
Defence of the Realm at the Court at Buckingham Palace, 12th August 1914. A poster in the form of an announcement, confirming the new powers put in place on the outbreak of war. Date: 1914

Great Chinese bell at Buckingham Palace, 1844
An extraordinary Chinese present to Queen Victoria in 1844: a great Chinese bell in the library of Buckingham Palace. About five foot high and three foot in diameter

Queen Victorias Diamond Jubilee - Troops Receiving their Me
Queen Victorias Diamond Jubilee - Black and white Victorian lantern slide of uniformed New South Wales troops receiving their Jubilee medals in the grounds of Buckingham Palace

WWI Poster, letter from King George V (Welsh version)
To My People, letter from King George V, asking for more men to join the British army (Welsh version). Date: 1915

Women workers WW1 - procession of homage at Palace
Nearly three thousand women workers representing practically every organised branch of womens labour during the First World War and wearing the uniforms of their corps and trades

Unveiling of the Queen Victoria Memorial, London
Guards, lords, ladies and gentlemen taking part in the unveiling ceremony of the Queen Victoria Memorial outside Buckingham Palace. Date: 1911

Suffragette Deputation to the King 1914. W.S.P.U leaflet relating to the Deputation, May 21st 1914. Reverse of leaflet is addressed, To the Public

Indian cavalry officers during World War I
Indian cavalry officers brought over to London by special arrangement to enjoy the relaxation of a little sightseeing and to pay their respects to the King at Buckingham Palace

Prince of Wales parades with Grenadier Guards, WW1
Edward, Prince of Wales (later King Edward VIII, then Duke of Windsor), parades with his fellow Grenadier Guards (all of whom are considerably taller than him)

Section Officer Pennington with OBE medal, WW2
Section Officer M. Pennington of Southwark Fire Station showing her OBE medal to AFS colleagues, Second World War (5 March 1941). Date: 1941

Its coming! Gas attack 1917
The alert has just been given, by means of a shell-going that a German gas wave has been let loose, and is approaching the trenches

Tempora Mutantur! Militancy at Buckingham Palace, 1914&1915
The Bystander contrasts the militancy of demonstrating suffragettes outside Buckingham Palace in the summer of 1914, before the outbreak of World War One

The King salutes sons regiment outside Buckingham Palace
The Grenadier Guards, of which the Prince of Wales was lieutenant, receiving the salute of the King as they march past Buckingham Palace. 1914

King and Queen outside Buckingham Palace, WWI
On the afternoon of 3rd August 1914, the King and Queen drove from Buckingham Palace along the Mall, and were greeted by their subjects with cheers, especially when they passed the German Embassy

Growing vegetables for victory, WW1
A page from The Graphic demonstrating the wide variety of ways the British population was growing vegetables during the First World War

Post Office telegraph from OMHS Buckingham Palace
A Post Office telegraph from O.M.H.S. Buckingham Palace, dated 15th August 14. To E. D. Towse, Esq. Swanley Village, Kent

Awaiting declaration of war 1914
A large crowd gathered outside Buckingham Palace at night on Tuesday 28 July 1914. That afternoon, it became known that Britain had issued an ultimatum to Germany

Christening of infant Princess Vicky
Princess Victoria, Princess Royal of Great Britain, Crown Princess of Prussia, later Empress of Prussia (1840 - 1901) pictured at her christening in 1840 in the Throne Room of Buckingham Palace

George VI & Queen Elizabeth with daughters
George VI and Queen Elizabeth consort also known as Queen Mother, with their two daughters Princess Elizabeth (future Queen Elizabeth II) left and Princess Margaret, right

Polo Victory 1914, Menu card from Buckingham Palace
The menu card at the dinner given by King George V at Buckingham Palace to the England polo team after they had won the International Polo Trophy - or Westchester Cup - from America in 1914

Queen Mary, Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles leaving Buckingham Palace for a drive. Date: circa 1920s

Kings Fifth Court at Buckingham Palace, London
The London Season of 1912: the Kings Fifth Court at Buckingham Palace. A diagrammatic view showing the progress of the debutante from the moment she enters the building to the time she leaves. 1912

Suffragettes at Buckingham Palace, London
Suffragettes, led by Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, attempting to present a petition to King George V at Buckingham Palace, London. Numerous arrests were made

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