Maud Collection (page 3)

Two early women police officers with dog, WW1
Two early women police officers (on the left is Lilian Maud Newell, who joined the force at the start of the First World War), standing on a lawn with a small dog. Date: 1910s

Some leading Actresses of the late Victorian era. (from top left, going clockwise): Miss Alice Atherton (1854-1899), Miss V

Prince and Princess of Wales with their five children
Prince and Princess of Wales, (futhure King Edward VII of Britain and Queen Alexandra consort), with their children, two oldest boys Prince Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence and Avondale

Royal Wedding 1896 -- three bridesmaids
Princess Victoria of Wales (top), Princess Thyra of Denmark (lower left) and Princess Ingeborg of Denmark (lower right), three of the six bridesmaids of Princess Maud of Wales

Royal Shooting party comprising Queen Alexandra (1844-1925), Queen of Edward VII, Prince Arthur of Connaught (1883-1938), Governor-General of South Africa; son of 1st Duke of Connaught

Lady Maud Hoare, wife of the Air Minister Sir Samuel Hoare
The Lady Maud Hoare, wife of the Air Minister, Sir Samuel Hoare, christening one of five Handley Page airliners, built to cope with the rapid growth of traffic on Imperial Airways

de Havilland DH66 G-EBMX City of Delhi of Imperial Airways
de Havilland DH66, G-EBMX, City of Delhi, of Imperial Airways at Delhi in January 1927. From left: AVM Sir Geoffrey Salmond, Wolley Dod, The Lady Maud Hoare, ja, Sir Samuel Hoare

Princess Maud in her wedding dress
Princess Maud of Wales (1869 - 1938), later Queen of Norway, youngest daughter of King Edward VII, pictured in her wedding dress for her marriage to Prince Charles (Carl) of Denmark

Queen Maud of Norway with her granddaughters, Ragnhild (left) and Astrid, in 1937. Mauds only child, Crown Prince Olav, married Princess Martha of Sweden in 1929: Ragnhild

Olav of Norway
Prince Olav of Norway, formerly Prince Alexander of Denmark and later King Olav V (1903-1991). The only child of King Haakon VII of Norway (Prince Charles of Denmark)

Olaf V / Norway / Rude
OLAF V King of Norway (1957-91), son of Haakon VII and Maud

OLAF V / NORWAY / 1907
OLAF V King of Norway (1957-91), son of Haakon VII and Maud

OLAF V / NORWAY / 1915
OLAF V King of Norway (1957-91), son of Haakon VII and Maud

Haakon Vii / Norway / Family
HaKON VII King of Norway (1905-57), formerly Prince Charles of Denmark, with his wife Maud and son Olaf (V)

Haakon VII & Scouts
HaKON VII The first king of Norway after the secession from Sweden in 1905. Married Princess Maud, daughter of Edward VII. Seen here inspecting boy scouts

Parisennes models wearing the latest fashion 1912
Parisenne actresses modelling garments that were the thing for the coming season. April 1912

Maud Hoffman (1875 - ?) - American actress and theosophist of the Victorian era. Date: 1899

Maud Jeffries (1869 - 1946), American actress. She was noted for her height and beauty and became a popular subject for a wide range of theatrical post-cards and studio photographs

Maisie Gay, The Gay Victorian"
Comic actress Maisie Gay (1878-1945) depicted on the front cover of The Sketch in a Victorian-style dress. 1928

Victorian scrap - Lady Mable Maud Ethel Dorothy de Vere. late 19th century

Resy and Dragor, Pierre and Silk, Marsh and Maud
Four professional poses: Maud Resy and Dragor (French dancers recently appeared in the London Coliseum), M.Pierre and Marjory Silk (gave exhibition dances at the Hyde Park Hotel)

The second Palais de Danse anniversary ball, London, 1921 with Maud Allan presenting prizes Date: 1921

Stage and society, London, 1921 featuring Maud Allan who is performing at the Coliseum, Pamela Beckett and the actress Margaret Bannerman Date: 1921

P Maud, rugby player for Blackheath and England
P Maud, rugby player for Blackheath (captain) who made one appearance for England. 1890s

Maud Arncliffe Sennett
Portrait of Maud Arncliffee Sennett (1862-1936) who was associated with several suffrage organisations including the W.S.P.U

A portrait of Maud Allan, the celebrated dancer, London, 1922 Date: 1922

Portrait of the dancer Maud Allen, London, 1921
Portrait of the dancer Maud Allen, 1921. The renowned expert of classical dancing with a recent success at the Palladium Theatre, London. Date: 1921

Lady Maud Carnegie & Master of Carnegie
Princess Maud Alexandra Victoria Georgina Bertha (3 April 1893 14 December 1945), Lady Maud Carnegie on her marriage and, after 1941 Countess of Southesk

Group photo, munitions factory workers, Hereford, WW1
Group photo of women munitions factory workers in Hereford, together with two early women police officers, including Lilian Maud Newell (back row, towards the right)

Early woman police officer, Lilian Maud Newell, WW1
Studio photo of an early woman police officer, Lilian Maud Newell (b. 1890), who joined the force at the start of the First World War. Date: 1914-1915

Chopin Funeral March
His Funeral March, interpreted by dancer Maud Allan (famous for her portrayal of Wildes Salome)

Tree / Helen Maud Holt
MRS BEERBOHM TREE (Helen Maud HOLT) English actress, wife of Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree Date: 1863 - 1937

Edward Vii / G-Daughters
EDWARD VII (1841 - 1910), with two of his grandchildren, Alexandra and Maud Duff Date: 1904

Maud Fealy (1883 - 1971), film actress, in Renaissance-style costume Date: early 20th century

MAUD FEALY / 1904
Maud Fealy (1883 - 1971), film actress Date: early 20th century

Bible / Salomes Dance
She danced before Herod and demanded the head of John the Baptist as her reward. Date: 1909

Tennyson reading Maus
Alfred, lord Tennyson (1809 - 1892) writer, Poet Laureate, depicted in 1855, reading his poem Maud

Princess Victoria with her two sisters
Princess Victoria (1868-1935), Princess Louise (1867-1931) and Maud of Wales (1869-1938) Date: circa 1889

Maud Gonne / Tatler / 1904
MAUD GONNE Irish actress and patriot with her husband Major MacBride and their son, in Paris Date: 1866 - 1953

The Prodigal Son by E N Willett
Promotional postcard for The Prodigal Son by E. N. Willett; music F. C. Nicholls. First produced at the Domestic Mission, Liverpool, 18th March 1896. Actress Maud Western is shown as Dick

Tatler cover - Maud Cressall as the Fairy Queen
Front cover of The Tatler featuring a portrait of actress Maud Cressall (1886-1962) in the role of the Fairy Queen for the play

The Village, Maud, Peterhead, Scotland
The Village, Maud, Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Date: 1920s

Caesar, King Edward VIIs favourite fox terrier by Maud Earl
Portrait of Caesar, the favourite dog of King Edward VII who famously walked in the Kings funeral cortege. Painted by the eminent artist of canine subjects, Maud Earl. Date: 1914

Home for soldiers children, Lady Maud Barrett Home, WW1
The indoor playground at the home established by Lady Maud Barrett at Rustington, Sussex. The Lady Maud Barrett Home was founded for the purpose of looking after children whose fathers were at war

Suffragette Maud Arncliffe-Sennett. Maud Arncliffe-Sennett (1862-1936) actress suffragette. Date: circa 1909

Suffragette Shouts Give me a Vote. Anti-Suffrage view of stereotype. flag-waving screaming harridan on postcard designed by John Hassall for the National League for Opposing Womens Suffrage

Princess Maud and Lord Carnegie wedding
Princess Maud and Lord Carnegie, 11th Earl of Southesk married at the Royal Military Chapel, Wellington Barracks, London. Behind the bride and bridegroom can be seen King George V and Queen Mary

Duke and Duchess of York with bridesmaids
Wedding of Duke of York to Princess Victoria May of Teck, (later King George V and Queen Mary consort), on 6 July 1893. Attended by thier bridesmaids, (Back row)

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping