Lade Collection

Symbol Of Eternity
A design for a water outlet of Mill Lade, to be located at the Bee-Alley Gardens in Dunfermline, Scotland. It depicts a woman with angelic wings, resting on the outlet

Jesmond Dene Mill Lade
The photograph on the left shows some existing mill ruins and more mdoern buildings at the top of a steady flow of water, the image on the right provides the same view

Mill Lade, Scotland
A landscape photograph which provides a view looking up the Mill lade Lake, near it's origin, with country cottages in the background. Date: circa 1904

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Shepway TN29 9 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Shepway TN29 9

Certificate from Veg. Products Committee for Naval Supply
Certificate Christmas 1917. To Mr. Lade of Eastbourne of the Vegetable Products Committee for Naval Supply, from the Officers and Men of the Grand Fleet in grateful recognition of your devoted

Lady Letitia Lade, mezzotint by Frederick Bromley, c. 1785 (mezzotint)
XJF696542 Lady Letitia Lade, mezzotint by Frederick Bromley, c.1785 (mezzotint) by Reynolds, Joshua (1723-92) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

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Discover the timeless charm of Jesmond Dene Mill Lade in Newcastle upon Tyne, a Symbol of Eternity that has stood the test of time. This ancient mill lade, located at Shepway TN29 9 Map in Scotland, once played a crucial role in naval supply, holding a Certificate from the Veg. Products Committee. In contrast, an old lade now shops at Morrisons supermarket in Eccles, a modern-day reminder of the past. Delve deeper into history with Lady Letitia Lade, depicted in a captivating mezzotint by Frederick Bromley, c. 1785 (mezzotint).