Steward Collection (page 5)

Giuliano de Medici (1453-78) as Melchior, detail from the Journey of the Magi
XAL166337 Giuliano de Medici (1453-78) as Melchior, detail from the Journey of the Magi cycle in the chapel, c.1460 (fresco) by Gozzoli, Benozzo di Lese di Sandro (1420-97); Palazzo Medici-Riccardi

Portrait of Elizabeth Cromwell, engraved by Richard Earlom (1743-1822) and Charles Turner (c)
XJF143599 Portrait of Elizabeth Cromwell, engraved by Richard Earlom (1743-1822) and Charles Turner (c.1773-1857) (mezzotint) (b/w photo) by English School

The Severe Steward, or Unfortunate Tenant The Rapacious Steward or the Unfortunate Tenant, William Redmore Bigg, 1755-1828, British

Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester Inscribed in artists hand, yellow paint, upper right: Upper right in yellow paint: " Erle of Lecester, Lorde Steward of hir | majesties househould

CHARLES PARNELL (1846-1891). Charles Stewart Parnell. Irish Nationalist leader and president of the Irish Land League, giving a speech at a meeting. Lithograph, c1883

FREE SILVER CARTOON, 1893. Cartoon by W. A. Rogers depicting William M. Steward
FREE SILVER CARTOON, 1893. Cartoon by W.A. Rogers depicting William M. Steward (left) and William McKinley plucking a bald eagle to stuff bags labeled Silver Grab Bag and Tariff Grab Bag

BROOKLYN: HOSPITAL, c1900. Stewards and nurses at the Brooklyn Navy Yard Hospital in Brooklyn, New York. Photograph, c1900

The Final Furlong
June 1919: The Kings horse Viceroy winning the Stewards Handicap race at the Epsom Derby. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Waiter at the Eccentric Club & a Steward at a West End Club
A waiter at the Eccentric Club and a Steward at a West End Club. Date: 1892

Interior view of the new Trianon Bar situated on car Pegasus on the new Golden
Interior view of the new Trianon Bar situated on car " Pegasus" on the new Golden Arrow train introduced on teh Southern Region of British Railways on 11th June 1951

Major Robert Hobart Mayo, the steward appointed to observe the attempt on behalf of the international authority, signs a card which will be photographed on to the film carried in the aircraft

Airline Steward Serves Woman
United States: c. 1928. Interior view of a steward serving a passenger on a United Airlines plane

Passengers Board PanAm Clipper
c. 1954. Passengers boarding a Pan American World Airways Super Clipper DC-6B

Pullman dining car, 1894
Pullman dining car. 19th-century advert showing the interior of a Pullman dining car on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad. This US railroad company was founded in 1846, in Ohio, USA

PARNELL, Charles Steward (1846-1891). Irish nationalist

CIVIL WAR: DRINKING, 1864. Union army hospital stewards pouring drinks at camp in Petersburg, Virginia. Photograph by Timothy O Sullivan, October 1864

Imperial Airways Poster, Reliability, Comfort. Showing details of the equipment of the most luxurious air liners in the world (Heracles Class), with pictograms of features on a yellow background. 1934

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Tudor Window Shutters
One of the elaborately carved shutters on the house in Tombland, Norwich, Norfolk, England, built in 1526 for Augustine Steward, Sherriff, Mayor and M.P. for Norwich. Date: 16th century

Goodwood Stewards Cup
Pharacre winning the Stewards Cup at Goodwood racecourse, Sussex, England. Date: 25 July 1933

Air Steward 1960S
An Air Steward pushes a trolley down the aisle of a Lufthansa Boeing 727 aeroplane, offering passengers light refreshments. Date: late 1960s

Poster advertising luxury cruises, showing a crew member in white uniform watching as tradespeople approach in boats with locally produced items for sale to the passengers. 20th century

TITANIC SINKING, 1912. The sinking of the Titanic during the night of 14-15 April 1912. Drawing by survivor Leo Jones Hyland, a steward on the Titanic

Kenilworth - Varney
May not my poor poniard serve, honoured madam? - Robert Varney, steward to the Earl of Leicester, presents his wrapped knife to Queen Elizabeth I

Oulaan Bator Station, Trans-Mongolian train, Mongolia, Asia

Elizabeth, M of Cromwell
ELIZABETH CROMWELL, nee STEWARD Mother of Oliver Cromwell

Warwick Racing Bill
A correct LIST of all the HORSES entered to RUN at WARWICK, on Wednesday 6th & Thursday 7th of SEPTEMBER, 1775. The Rt Hon Lord GUERNSEY, Steward

Mozart Requiem Request
WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART commissioned by the steward of Count Walsegg to write the Requiem

Measuring Applicants
A steward measures three goats to see if they will do as footmen to his master

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"Preserving elegance and service: The timeless role of a steward" In the bustling galley of the majestic Zeppelin LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin in 1933, stewards diligently attended to passengers' needs, ensuring their comfort soared alongside the airship. Like Chaucer's Canterbury Pilgrims on their road to adventure, stewards guided travelers through Terminal Building at Dublin Airport in the Republic of Ireland. Their warm smiles and helpful gestures welcomed weary souls to new destinations. Amidst the clattering machinery of a washing & steel mill, stewards emerged as beacons of order and care. They navigated hazardous environments with grace, safeguarding both workers and operations. Captured beautifully by John Hassall's Imperial Airways poster, stewards epitomized trustworthiness as they ensured safe journeys for all aboard BOAC flights. Passengers could rest assured that these guardians would take good care of them throughout their travels. The haunting image lingers from TITANIC: SURVIVORS, 1912 - brave stewards who stood strong amidst chaos during one of history's most tragic maritime disasters. Their unwavering dedication saved lives and offered solace amid unimaginable turmoil. An enticing advert for Air to Paris in 1934 showcased how stewards transformed ordinary flights into extraordinary experiences. With impeccable service and attention to detail, they turned mere transportation into cherished memories above the clouds. During aviation's golden age in the 1930s, Boeing 247 airliners took flight under watchful steward eyes. These professionals ensured passenger safety while delivering unparalleled hospitality high above Earth's surface. Food served on a flight became an art form thanks to skilled stewards who crafted delectable meals amidst limited resources. From elegant dining settings to carefully curated menus, these culinary maestros elevated inflight experiences beyond expectations. Promoting exotic getaways with flair was another task bestowed upon diligent stewards.