Beard Moustache Collection (#2)

Mr William Moir of Victory Road, Chertsey, Surrey, who has sung for 70 years in the parish church choir. He commenced singing there at the age of 10 years. 1 February 1922

M Morain, who is retiring from the post of Prefect of Police, for the Department of the Seine. 15 April 1927

Sam and Lizzie on their honeymoon. Polar bears, Sam and Lizzie
" Sam " and " Lizzie " on their honeymoon. Polar bears, " Sam " and " Lizzie ", who have just been married at the Zoo

Monsieur Eugene Dreyfus, first President of the Court of Appeal in Paris. March 1929

Braemar Gatheringo Sandy Macintosh ( 72 ) in Tossing the Caber 8 September 1922

Employers and TUC leaders meet at Burlington House, Piccadilly. Mr Will Thorne, MP ( left ) and Mr Ben Turner arriving. 12 Januaury 1928

M Emile Borel, Frances new Minister of Marine. 22 April 1925

Lemons For Longevity French Crimean Veteran 103 Years Old Jacob du Bray a French Crimean veteran who recently celebrated his 103 rd birthday at Dover

G V Tchitcherine, Peoples Commissary of Foreign Affairs of the USSR. 31 October 1924

Ex - Zeppelin Commander as German President. Dr Eckene, who commanded the Zeppelin ZR3 on her flight to America. A statement that he was " the right steersman " for the whole of Germany was

Scenes at the opening of the German Reichstag. Turbulent scenes were created by the Communists and the National Extremists at the opening of the Reichstag Admiral Von Tirpitz ( centre ) leaving

M Charles Chaumet, Frances new Minister of Commerce. 22 April 1925

A contented mind means old age. Mr T Fenner, of South St, Chichester, who celebrates his 100th birthday on May 26th. His recipe for old age is " a contented mind ". 25 May 1927

King of Serbias coup D etat. Professor Jovanovitch, the constitutional history expert, who was summoned by the King of Serbia to discuss the constitutional change. 7 January 1929

Italian delegation to Five Power Naval Conference. Admiral Sirianni ( Minister of Marine ), who will be one of the Italian delegates to the Five Power Naval Conference to be held in London

Birthday Honours. Mr Max Pemberton, Knighthood. 4 June 1928

Brazils new ambassador to London. Dr Regis de Oliveira, Brazils new ambassador to the Court of St James. 16 December 1924

Anglo - Russian negotiations. Expert arrivals to assist Soviet delegates. M. Joffe, one of the Russian trade experts, who has arrived in London for the purpose of assisting the Soviet delegation in

Englands oldest clergyman. The Rev D R Norman, rector and formerly rector of St Marys Stafford, and until three years ago, Master of St Johns Hospital, Lichfield

Famous Italian sculptor in London. Signor Vincenzo Gemito, the famous Italian sculptor, who has arrived in London. 27 November 1924

M Krassin. 4 April 1925

The Reverend W H Smith, rector of Foots Cray, the producer and stage manager of a fairy play performed in the rectory garden. 27 February 1925

Mr W Armishaw who is 85 years of age is retiring this month when he will have completed 50 years service as a clerk to the Atherstone Bench 22 September 1923

Mikhail Kalinin, the Chairman of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR and RSFSR. 31 October 1924

M Fleurian, The French Ambassador 20 December 1924

A Mayfair Centenarian Sir John Gardner Engleheart celebrated his 100 birthday on February 2 with a family dinner party at his London residence. 28 Curzon Street Mayfair

To be Frances new ambassador in England. M de Fleurian, at present French Minister in Peking, who is to be Frances new ambassador to England 6 November 1924

Chief of Russian State Political Police resigns. Felix Dzerzhinsky, the chief of the Russian State Political Police, who has resigned. 3 January 1925

M Fleurian, The French Ambassador 9 July 1926

Guest of honour at the Anglo - French Luncheon Club. Mr Tristan Bernard, the famous French novelist and his granddaughter. 29 May 1928

Philipp Scheidemann, a German Social Democratic politician ( SDP ) and was the second Chancellor of the Weimar Republic. 1924

Times see saw. M Borms, the Belgian politician, who shortly after the war was sentenced to death, has just been elected to parliament by the City of Antwerp. 23 January 1929

The visit of the Prince of Wales to Ceylon. Some of the wonders of the Island. A Kandyan Chief of Ceylon, Sri Lanka 21 March 1922

The Honourable Dino Grandi, Italian Minister for Foreign Affairs. 18 December 1929

Don Sancho Guerra, former Spanish Premier. 12 February 1929

Yugoslavias Winston. Dr Stanko Shverlyuga. 16 January 1929

Romanian Government Alexander Constantinesco, Minister of Agriculture. 1924

Walworths Stalwart Patriarch 103 and still getting about 13 September 1922

At the Mounted Gymkhana at the Ranelagh Club, West London, Mrs Dennitt and Mr Robert Cunninghame Graham, 13 July 1929

T J Robins and Mr Jackson take a stroll. 1935

Mr JA Baxter, in his garden in Sidcup. 1935

Ascot. Mr and Mrs John Dewar. 1934

Crayford old man sitting with a picture. 1935

Scientist in Sidcup, Kent. 1935. F D Solomon FHAS

Water board men in Chislehurst, Kent. 1939

Christchurch Point to Point at Oddington. Sir John and Lady Carew - Pole. 27 February 1930

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"Beard and Moustache: A Timeless Symbol of Elegance, Power, and Individuality" From the prestigious Royal Ascot race meeting to historical portraits capturing the essence of eras gone by, the beard and moustache have long been revered as iconic facial features. Sir Herbert Samuelson and the Honourable Pamela Boscawen exude sophistication with their well-groomed facial hair at this esteemed event. Even centuries ago, during Charles 1st's farewell to his children, his regal beard commanded respect and authority. Anthony Valabregue's portrait in 1869-71 immortalizes a man whose distinguished moustache reflects an era of artistic expression. In more recent times, Admiral Edward W Eberle showcases a military prowess complemented by a strong beard that signifies strength and leadership within the United States Navy. His Royal Highness Prince Henry Of Prussia exemplifies nobility with his neatly trimmed facial hair. The Duke Of Cambridge follows suit with a meticulously styled beard that adds maturity to his royal countenance. Scottish Preacher Dr John McNeill captivates audiences in New York with both his words and impressive facial hair. Archduke Joseph of Austria's majestic presence is enhanced by his refined moustache—a testament to aristocratic lineage spanning generations. The Guards Point To Point at Warden Hill witnesses The Prince Wales sporting a dashing beard on March 5th, 1921. Mar Shimun, the Exiled Patriarch of Assyrians in London, wears not only religious significance but also cultural heritage upon his face through an intricately groomed beard. And once again we find ourselves drawn back to Charles 1st at Windsor Castle—his bearded visage symbolizing resilience amidst adversity. Throughout history, beards and moustaches have served as markers of identity—whether it be elegance or power—and continue to do so today.