Walter Collection (page 14)

Nottingham / Walter Fount
Nottingham: Walter Fountain and Lister Gate Date: circa 1914

Walter Herries Pollock
WALTER HERRIES POLLOCK Writer and journalist, Editor of the Saturday Review Date: 1850 - 1926

Walter Landor (Brown)
WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR - British poet, dramatist and prose writer Date: 1785 - 1864

Walter Raleigh / Anon Oval
SIR WALTER RALEIGH English courtier, navigator, historian and poet Date: 1554 - 1618

Sir Walter Scott - Abbotsford 1879
Sir Walter Scotts (1771 - 1832) home at Abbotsford, Roxburgh (Scotland) seen across the Tweed Date: 1879

Dr Walter Hines Page (1855 1918) The United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom during World War One. Date: 1917

Never a day goes by - Music Sheet Cover, music and words by Peter De Rose, Mitchell Darish and Walter Donaldson. An illustration of a moon and stars. A piano accordion solo by Harrold Patrick

Music cover, The Borderers Quadrille by Dan Godfrey, depicting the Sir Walter Scott Monument, Stirling Castle, Melrose Abbey and Holyrood Palace. circa 1860

Newspaper rotary printing machine 1908
Newspaper rotary printing machine, by Walter Scott & Co, Plainfield Date: 1908

Uncles and Aunts by William Lestocq and Walter Everard
Reverse of a promotional postcard for Uncles and Aunts by William Lestocq and Walter Everard. First produced at the Comedy Theatre, 2nd August 1888

Under The Russian Flag by Walter Howard
Promotional postcard for Under The Russian Flag by Walter Howard. First produced at the Junction Theatre, Manchester, 1st September 1902. The A stands for Adultery. Date: 1902

A Week End by Walter William Ellis
Promotional postcard for A Week End by Walter William Ellis. First produced at the Kingsway Theatre, 12th September 1918. Touring to Theatre Royal, Windsor, 4th April 1921 Date: 1921

Seventy Seven Park Lance by Walter Hackett
Promotional postcard for Seventy Seven Park Lane by Walter Hackett. First produced St. Martins Theatre, 25th October 1928. Well-dressed couples arrive at the prestigious London address of the title

Second to None by Walter Howard
Promotional postcard for Second To None by Walter Howard. First produced at the Junction Theatre, Manchester, 1st April and West London Theatre, l9th August 1907

Prince of Wales & John Douglas-Scott-Montagu 1900
Prince of Wales (soon to be Edward VII), and John Walter Edward Douglas-Scott-Montagu, 2nd Baron Montagu of Beaulieu, a promoter of motoring, at Highcliffe Castle, Hants

Longing for you - Music Sheet Cover based on the Oscar Straus Waltz Dream, words by Bernard Jansen, music by Walter Dana and featured and broadcast by Pearl Carr

The Midnight Wedding by Walter Howard
Promotional postcard for The Midnight Wedding by Walter Howard. First produced at the Junction Theatre, Manchester, 30th October 1905, West London Theatre, 25th February 1907 and Lyceum Theatre

Merrie England by Basil Hood
Promotional postcard for Merrie England by Basil Hood; music Edward German. First produced at the Savoy Theatre, 2nd April 1902

Tom Hayward
Thomas Walter Hayward (1871 - 1939), cricketer who played for Surrey and England between the 1890s and the outbreak of World War I. Date: 1904

The Invisible Foe by Walter Hackett. First produced at the Savoy Theatre, 23rd August 1917. The photo shows the stars, H. B. Irving and Fay Compton. Date: 1917

The Great World of London by G Lander and W Melville
Promotional postcard for The Great World of London by George Lander and Walter Melville. First produced at the Standard Theatre, 31st October 1898. The Salvation Army shelter

A Girls Cross Roads by Walter Melville
Promotional postcard for A Girls Cross Roads by Walter Melville. First produced Standard Theatre, Shoreditch, 5th May 1903. Artist: Harry Quinton Date: 1903

Two scantily-clad German ladies saluting with an oar
View down South St David Street toward the Scott Monument - Edinburgh, Scotland. Date: 1933

Romantic request slip from Walter Thomas -- Dear Miss, May I see you home tonight? Date: circa 1890s

Sir Walter Raleigh by William Devereux
Promotional postcard for Sir Walter Raleigh by William Devereux, First produced Birmingham, 4th October and the Lyric Theatre, 13th October 1909. Artist: Charles Buchel

Stationery, Walter Gooding, tailor, with handwritten details for riding clothes. 1916

A Little Bit Of Fluff by Walter William Ellis
Promotional postcard for A Little Bit Of Fluff by Walter William Ellis. First produced at the Pier Theatre, Brighton, 11th October and Criterion Theatre, 27th October 1915

George W Hinckley, American philanthropist
Reverend George Walter Hinckley, American philanthropist, founder in 1889 of the Good Will Farm at Hinckley (Fairfield), Maine, USA, a home and school for needy boys and girls. Date: circa 1910s

Cabinet changes: new ministers and where they work
The four promotions of the Liberal Ministry: Mr Reginald M Kenna, First Lord Admiralty; Mr Walter Runciman, President of the Board of Education; The Earl of Crewe

Walter West (
Walter West Date: 1924

Miles Mander and June in Riding for a King (1926) one of the Stephen Donaghue racing dramas Date: 1927

The jockey Stephen Donaghues racing dramas (1926)
Frank Bullock (Australian jockey champion- seen left) visited the Islington studio one day to see how his colleague Stephen Donoghue (far right) was enjoying his film experience

Stephen Donaghue and Madge Stuart in one of the racing dramas (1926) Date: 1926

The jockey Stephen Donaghue on the front of Picturegoer magazine (1926) - to be te star of a series of short racing films produced by Gainsborough and directed by Walter West Date: 1926

Advert for the Money Habit (1924) directed by Walter Niebuhr starring Nina Vanna, Clive Brook, Warwick Ward and Annette Benson Date: 1923

A scene from the Money Habit (1924) directed by Walter Niebuhr Date: 1924

Walter Dickson, aka Dicky the Driver, co-director of the famous and remarkably successful Empire Theatre in its heyday in the late 19th century. Date: 1929

Back cover design by Cecil Aldin, The Snob. Fluffikins is given some medicine by the vet, to bring him back to health again after his ordeal. Date: 1904

Frontispiece illustration by Cecil Aldin, The Snob. Showing a footman carrying a small dog to his aristocratic master. " The dawg, My Lord." Date: 1904

Title page illustration by Cecil Aldin, The Snob, Some Episodes in a Mis-spent Youth, showing two dogs fighting and another dog walking off with a bone in its mouth. Date: 1904

Cover design by Cecil Aldin, A Dog Day, or the Angel in the House, by Walter Emanuel. Date: 1904

Mongrel puppy in a state of shock, having discovered that he is not a bloodhound after all. Its a difficult world for little dogs! Date: 1914

Mongrel puppy identified by the vet -- he is a mongrel who has already reached his full size. Date: 1914

Mongrel puppy ruins a pair of his masters shoes
Mongrel puppy ruins a pair of his masters brown leather shoes and makes himself ill. Date: 1914

Mongrel puppy follows a working man. Date: 1914

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