WW2 - Home Front - Woman in her Gas Mask. Date: circa 1941
Reception of Jacques de Molay. 1840s; Reception of Jacques de Molay. 1840s. Work by GRANET, Fran篩s Marius (1775-1849); GRANET, Fran篩s Marius (1775-1849). Oil on canvas. FRANCE. Avignon
The New Word in Golf by H. M. BatemanH. M. Bateman at his explosive best with this cartoon of an irate elderly golfer who fills the air with Anglo-Saxon expletives in frustration at his golf game
General George Washington swearing in as President at the old city hall of New York. Lithography of 1789. Litography
Silhouette, Enough to Make a Saint SwearEnough to Make a Saint Swear -- silhouette showing a monk annoyed to see that a cat has knocked over a jug of milk and is lapping it all up
A Very Cross Word Puzzle by William Heath RobinsonAs a golfer manages to hit a passer by forcefully on the head with a ball, the illustrator invites the reader to fill in the crossword puzzle: " Across: A Forceful Exclamation!"
Spain (1820-1823). Civil war. Fan decorated with an illustration of Ferndinand VII swearing loyalty to the Cadiz Constitution. SPAIN. Barcelona. Textile and Clothing Museum
POLISH INSURRECTION 1794KOSCIUSKO'S OATH An incident of the Polish Insurrection: Kosciusko vows to drive the Russians, Prussians and Austrians out of Poland or die trying. Date: 1794
The Irish Chiefs and Kings kneel before King Henry II (1133-1189) at Dublin, Ireland. In October 1171, King Henry landed with a large army in Ireland to establish control over both the Anglo-Normans
Comic postcard, Deaf man misunderstands Date: 20th century
Comic postcard, Woman at the Tower of London Date: 20th century
Comic postcard, Woman with fruit seller Date: 20th century
Comic postcard, Boy swearing in front of girl Date: 20th century
Comic postcard, Vicar at the Tower of London Date: 20th century
Comic postcard, Man, boy and starfish on the beach Date: 20th century
Comic postcard, Man swearing in front of parrot Date: 20th century
Comic postcard, men gossiping about young woman Date: 20th century
Harold swears fealty to Duke WilliamAllegedly after being shipwrecked on the French coast in 1064 (a date highly disputed amongst historians), The Bayeux Tapestry, and other Norman sources
Austrian officer - AnschlussSwearing in ceremony of Austrian officers at the Theresianum in Vienna.The ceremony took place in the presence of the Chancellor and members of government
SWEARING A CHILDYoung pregnant woman swearing on the Bible to declare the rightful father of the child Date: 18th century
Theres Millions In It! Tivoli Theatre, HullTheres Millions In It! a musical farcical comedy at the Tivoli Theatre, Hull -- Polly swears! 1923
Duke of York taking oath to be faithful to Henry VIRichard, Duke of York, forced to take an oath of allegiance at St Pauls Cathedral to be faithful to Henry VI. 1452
King Edward I brandishing the javelinKing Edward I (1239-1307), brandishing the javelin, and swearing he will hang the man who threw it -- possibly a mythological rather than true event. late 13th century
Jacob requiring an oath from his son Joseph to bury him in Canaan - Thomas Bankes Bible, Genesis 47.31. 1787
Caricature of Howard Paul, American writer and performerCaricature of George Henry Howard Paul (1830-1905), American writer, playwright, comic actor and theatre manager, active in the UK
Woman police officer taking oath in court, LondonWoman police officer taking the oath from the witness box in a magistrates court, London. She is wearing the Norman Hartnell uniform, introduced in 1968. Date: circa late 1960s
Swearing in a new American citizen, New York
Swearing an Oath of Fealty to a young LordOath of Fealty to a young Lord
Paying homage to an Assyrian ruler
Lord Mayor taking the oath in court, 1890, by Sydney P. HallThe Lord Mayor taking the oath in the court of the Lord Chief Justice. Date: 1890
King Juan Carlos I inaugurationSPAIN. Madrid. Royal Palace. Spain. Democratic transition. King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia wave from the balcony of the Royal Palace after the swearing in Parliament as head of state
The Cortes Generales proclaimed Juan Carlos King of Spain. 22/11/1975
JUAN CARLOS I of Spain (1938). King of Spain from 1975. The Cortes Generales proclaimed Juan Carlos King of Spain. 22/11/1975
JOVER Y CASANOVA, Francisco (1836-1890). The Queen RegentMaria Christina of Austria oath of the Constitution of 1876 accompanied by the Princesses Mercedes and Teresa
Plate inscribed When the ell is it goin to be strawberry with a cartoon by Bruce Bairnsfather, 1st Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment (1888-1959). Bairnsfather Ware
Plate inscribed Gott strafe this barbed wire, WW1Plate inscribed Gott strafe this barbed wire with a cartoon by Bruce Bairnsfather, 1st Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment (1888-1959). Bairnsfather Ware
Gentleman crashes on his bicycle and utters a loud... " Mark of exclamation!" Date: circa 1940s
Spain (1820-1823). Liberal Triennium. The troops of the garrison of Madrid swearing the Constitution (20th March 1820). Silk screen printing
Spain. Transition to Democracy. Government of the UCD (1981). Calvo Soltelo swearing before the kings
Spain (1820-1823). Liberal Triennium. Constituci" Spain (1820-1823). Liberal Triennium. " Constituci "
CASTELARO PEREA, Jos頨1801-1873). Isabella IICASTELARO PEREA, Jos頨 1801-1873). Isabella II swearing the Constitution. 1844. Act celebrated at the Senate in which Isabel II swears the Constitution of 1837 being on age. Detail
SPAIN. Sevilla. Spain Square. Spain (s. XV)
Spain. First swearing in allegiance to the flag of the Legion. Lieutenant Colonel Mill n Astray and
Isabella II swearing the ConstitutionEvent held at the Senate where Isabella II of Spain swears the Constitution of 1837 on reaching the age of majority. Date: 1844
French satirical cartoon - criticism of Second Boer War (1899-1902). The British army is pictured as ranks of cloned mules
Taking the oath. Date c1889 July 17. Taking the oath. Date c1889 July 17
Swearing in of army recruits at Potsdam, 1913Kaiser Wilhelm II arriving at Potsdam for the annual swearing in of new army recruits. In this case, it is to the regiment of Lifeguards
Czech politicians, Old Town Square, PragueCzech politicians taking the ceremonial oath of the Czechoslovak forces, in Old Town Square, Prague. From left to right they are: Udrzal, Scheiner, Klofac, Habrman. 8 November 1918
