1924 Collection (#61)

Ss GEORGE WASHINGTON
Atlantic liner of the United States Lines - at this time, the largest liner flying the American flag

STEAMSHIP AMERICA
Atlantic liner of the United States Lines

STEAMSHIP RESOLUTE
Atlantic liner of the United American Lines, named after an Americas Cup winner

SHIP WINDSOR CASTLE
Union Castle liner on the South Africa run

Steamship Arundel Castle
Union Castle liner on the South Africa run

STEAMSHIP OHIO
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company liner on the New York - Europe run

STEAMSHIP ALMANZORA
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company liner on the South American run

STEAMSHIP LAPLAND
Transatlantic liner of the Red Star Line, a favourite among travellers for her comfort and her personal service for passengers is beyond criticism

STEAMSHIP BELGENLAND
Transatlantic liner of the Red Star Line, offering a photographic dark room as well as a Turkish Bath

STEAMSHIP NARKUNDA
P & O passenger liner on the Australian run

STEAMSHIP NALDERA
P & O passenger liner on the Australian run

STEAMSHIP MOLDAVIA
P & O passenger liner on the Australian run

Steamship giulio Cesare
Transatlantic liner of Navigazione Generali Italiana

STEAMSHIP DUILIO
Transatlantic liner of Navigazione Generali Italiana

STEAMSHIP CONTE ROSSO
Built in Scotland for the Lloyd Sabaudo Line of Genova, on the South American run

STEAMSHIP ROTTERDAM
Built by Harland and Wolff, Belfast, for the Holland- Amerika line, sailing from Southampton to New York

NIEUW AMSTERDAM
Built by Harland and Wolff, Belfast, for the Holland- Amerika line, sailing from Southampton to New York

Steamship Albert Ballin
Atlantic liner of the Hamburg-Amerika Line

STEAMSHIPS / SCYTHIA
Passenger ship of the Cunard line

STEAMSHIPS / LACONIA
Cunarder on the Atlantic run

STEAMSHIP FRANCONIA
Cunarder on the Atlantic run, described as a floating stadium because of her luxurious sports facilities - swimming pool, gymnasia and racquets court

STEAMSHIP CARONIA
Cunarder sailing between Liverpool and the United States : with her sister-ship Carmania she had a reputation for fine lines and luxurious accommodation

STEAMSHIP AQUITANIA
Cunarder on the Atlantic run, described by Lord Northcliffe as the wonder ship of the world

STEAMSHIP ANDANIA
Passenger liner of the Cunard line, sailing the Atlantic crossing

STEAMSHIP MONTROSE
Canadian Pacific liner, sailing between Europe and Canada

Steamship montlaurier
Canadian Pacific liner, sailing between Europe and Canada

EMPRESS OF CANADA
Canadian Pacific liner, sailing between Vancouver and China and Japan, carrying not only regular passengers but 900 Asiatics and cargoes of silk

EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA
Canadian Pacific passenger ship sailing from Britain to China and Japan

STEAMSHIP TUSCANIA
Anchor Line passenger ship saling between Glasgow and New York

Olympics / 1924 / Football
Football: Italy defeats Spain 1 - 0

Death Ray Demonstration
The death ray is demonstrated by Grindell Matthews, its inventor

Winifred Emery / Demeulain
WINIFRED EMERY English actress, wife of Cyril Maude

Winifred Emery / 1903
WINIFRED EMERY English actress, seen here with her husband Cyril Maude in School for Scandal

T E Dunville / E Pyke
T E DUNVILLE (real name WALLON) Music hall entertainer

Raising Scuttled Ships
Raising ships scuttled by the Germans at Scapa Flow

Eleonora Duse / Bary Photo
ELEONORA DUSE Italian actress

Woodrow Wilson / Stereosco
WOODROW WILSON 28th President of of U.S seated at his desk and holding a document

Lascelles / Brothers / Pram
GEORGE HENRY HUBERT LASCELLES later 7th EARL of HAREWOOD (right) with his brother Gerald David (b 1924) in the pram and their cousin Alexander Ramsay (left)

Lascelles / Brothers
GEORGE HENRY HUBERT LASCELLES later 7th EARL of HAREWOOD Elder son of 6th Earl Harewood and Princess Mary, with his younger brother Gerald David (born 1924)

Kpd Poster 1924
Poster inviting you to vote Communist (KPD = Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands) in the German elections

Anton Verhey
ANTON VERHEY Dutch musician

Egyptian Frocks 1924
Egyptian influence. Green tube dress with gold fabric draped diagonally from one shoulder & fastened at the hip; black print dress with handkerchief drapery at the hips

Egyptian Jewels / Bon Ton
Egyptian-style jewellery by Cartier - a brooch and earrings

Cv Stanford / Postcard
CHARLES VILLIERS STANFORD British composer, conductor and teacher, born in Dublin

Cv Stanford / Cig Card
CHARLES VILLIERS STANFORD British composer, conductor and teacher, born in Dublin

Carl Spitteler / Nobel 19
CARL SPITTELER pseudonym CARL FELIX TANDEM Swiss writer

Mermaid Listens to Radio
A mermaid listens-in

Kmg Siegbahn / Nobel 1924
KARL MANNE GEORG SIEGBAHN Swedish physicist

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In the year 1924, history witnessed remarkable feats and significant events that left an indelible mark on the world. Mallory and Irvine's daring attempt at conquering Everest's treacherous Second Step captivated hearts worldwide, showcasing human resilience in the face of nature's might. Meanwhile, Eric Liddell sprinted towards glory in the Olympic 400m race finish, his unwavering determination inspiring generations to come. The brave men of the 1924 Everest Expedition united under a common goal - to conquer the unconquerable. Led by Colonel Norton, they defied all odds as they ascended to unprecedented heights of 28, 000 ft on Everest. Their unwavering spirit mirrored that of their compatriots defending the Empire - British Army, Navy, and Airforce - who stood tall against any threat. Amidst these triumphs and challenges emerged other notable figures like Harold Abrahams, whose lightning-fast speed earned him victory in the 100m race at the 1924 Olympics. Across continents, Vladimir Ilyich Lenin made waves as a Russian statesman shaping history with his ideologies. Beyond sports and politics lay captivating stories such as those of The Dolly Sisters from New York who dazzled audiences with their charm and talent. And let us not forget about HMS Hood –the last battlecruiser built for Royal Navy– symbolizing strength and power on international waters. As society embraced progress during this era marked by change and innovation; a poster advertising the British Empire Exhibition held in 1924 showcased unity within diversity across nations under one grand spectacle. Through photographs capturing moments frozen in time like Lenin alongside anonymous faces or Trotsky standing resolute; we are reminded that every chapter has its heroes – known or unknown – who shape our collective memory. In retrospect, it is through these diverse narratives woven together that we gain insight into what defined this transformative year: courage amidst adversity; triumphs that transcended borders; and the relentless pursuit of greatness.