Anthony Collection (page 53)

Trollope / Allington
THE SMALL HOUSE AT ALLINGTON Mr Lupex holds out his hand to Mr Cradell

Kenelm Digby
SIR KENELM DIGBY statesman and scientist with his autograph

William Earl Strafford
WILLIAM WENTWORTH, second earl of STRAFFORD statesman. with his autograph

Anthony Shaftesbury
ANTHONY ASHLEY COOPER, earl of SHAFTESBURY statesman. with his autograph

Henrietta Maria
HENRIETTA MARIA queen of Charles I with her autograph

Peter Paul Rubens
PIETER PAUL RUBENS German-born artist with his autograph

Henry 3rd Earl Arundel
HENRY FREDERICK HOWARD, third earl of ARUNDEL (previously Lord Maltravers) statesman, royalist soldier. with his autograph

John Lord Belasyse
JOHN, BARON BELASYSE Royalist soldier, given various offices at the Restoration but had to resign them being a Catholic. with his autograph

Sor Jacob Astley
JACOB, baron ASTLEY Royalist soldier, captured and imprisoned by Parliament with his autograph

Jerome Earl Portland
JEROME WESTON second earl of PORTLAND statesman, with an interest in naval affairs with his autograph

Philip Earl Pembroke
PHILIP HERBERT, fourth earl of PEMBROKE, brother of William, statesman, described as choleric, boisterous and absurd with his autograph

Edward Earl Dorset
EDWARD SACKVILLE earl of DORSET Royalist military commander who distinguished himself at the battle of Edge Hill with his autograph

Henry Earl Danby
HENRY DANVERS, earl of DANBY Royalist soldier and statesman, who founded the physick garden at Oxford. with his autograph

William Earl Bedford
WILLIAM RUSSELL, earl of BEDFORD - soldier and statesman, at first sided with Parliament then switched to support Charles. with his autograph

William Marq. Newscastle
WILLIAM CAVENDISH, marquis of NEWCASTLE royalist soldier and statesman, in exile during the Commonwealth, then returned. with his autograph

Elizabeth I / More
QUEEN ELIZABETH I Anthony More is reputed to have painted her portrait when she was aged 21 however she looks somewhat older here

Proscriptions - 3
The second Triumvirate - Antony, Lepidus and Octavian - proclaim proscriptions against their political enemies, making them outlaws who can be victimised by all

Proscriptions - 2
The second Triumvirate - Antony, Lepidus and Octavian - proclaim proscriptions against their political enemies, making them outlaws who can be victimised by all

Proscriptions
The second Triumvirate - Antony, Lepidus and Octavian - proclaim proscriptions against their political enemies, making them outlaws who can be victimised by all

Apprentice Indenture
Indenture, whereby Charles Midwinter junior is bound apprentice to John Anthony Gray, London stationer, for seven years. Gaming and taverns are discouraged

Sebastian Franck
SEBASTIAN FRANCK (Vrancx) Flemish artist

Inigo Jones
INIGO JONES Architect

Count Von Tilly
JOHANN TSERCLAES COUNT VON TILLY Flemish general in the Imperial Service

3rd Earl of Shaftesbury
ANTHONY ASHLEY COOPER 3RD EARL OF SHAFTESBURY Statesman and philosopher

Antony Van Dyck / Trade Cd
ANTONY VAN DYCK Flemish painter, depicted here painting Charles I, king of England

Tau Talisman
TAU TALISMAN The letter T in ancient Greek, Hebrew and Semitic alphabets was sacred, and was adopted by the Christians as Saint Antonys Cross

Charles I / Royalty
Charles I of England King of England with Henrietta Maria

Sir Anthony Eden / Photo
British Statesman, SIR ANTHONY EDEN (1897-1977), in uniform

Antony of Padua / Butler
SAINT ANTONY OF PADUA Portuguese theologian; canonised in 1232

King Charles I of England, with his horse and servant in the background

General Wayne storming the fort at Stony Point
General Anthony Wayne storming the British-held fort at Stony Point, New York state

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"Anthony: A Multifaceted Journey Through History and Culture" Step into the world of Anthony, a name that has left its mark on various realms throughout time. From Saint Anthony of Padua preaching to the fishes, captivating audiences with his divine message, to Labour Party election posters and television speakers rallying for change. In literature, we encounter the timeless works Trollope, whose novels from the 19th century continue to captivate readers even in this modern era. His words transport us back in time as we delve into the intricate stories he weaves across centuries. The Officers of Arms of the Heralds College in 1952 proudly bear their titles, representing tradition and lineage. Meanwhile, a cross-section view of the royal yacht Britannia reveals an opulent world fit for royalty. But amidst all these grandeur and history lies whimsy - four frogs gracefully gliding on ice skates adorning a Christmas card. It reminds us that joy can be found even in unexpected places during festive seasons. Sports enthusiasts may recall moments from some Grand National races where horses named Anthony galloped towards victory or faced defeat with unwavering determination. And who could forget the infamous DREADNOUGHT HOAX orchestrated by pranksters including an Anthony? Turning our attention overseas, Tony Conigliaro emerges as an American baseball player striving for greatness with Boston Red Sox; his photograph captured during his comeback attempt in 1975 serves as a testament to resilience and passion within sports. Lastly, let's not overlook another glimpse into Trollope's life through photographs - perhaps offering insight into his creative process or simply capturing fleeting moments frozen in time. From saints to politicians, writers to athletes - "Anthony" transcends boundaries and eras while leaving indelible imprints along its journey through history and culture.