When Collection (#2)

French early 16th century, Do Not Turn Back When You Arrive at the End [fol
French early 16th century, " Do Not Turn Back When You Arrive at the End" [fol. 26 verso - 27 recto], 1512-1514, pen and brown ink with watercolor on two joined sheets of laid paper

When the lawyer, David van der Kellen (III), 1837 - 1882

The Royal Indian Marine troopship Warren Hastings was wrecked on the south Coast of Reunion, early in the morning on January 14

When the Days Work Is Done; Henry Peach Robinson, British, 1830 - 1901; London, England, Europe; 1877; Albumen silver print; Image: 56 x 74.5 cm (22 1/16 x 29 5/16 in.)

Aerial View - South Kensington
When the balloon was almost over the Albert Memorial in Kensington Gardens this photograph was taken in the southern direction

Aerial view of Westminster from a balloon
When this and other photographs of this region of London were taken the air currents were so tricky that ones chief attention had to be taken in assisting in the manipulation of the balloon

Reconversion of Queen Elizabeth
When the work of reconversion was over the Queen Elizabeth was virtually a new ship, ready to cast off her moorings at Southampton and begin her maiden voyage as a passenger liner

Ayuthaya Buddha - Thailand - A huge Buddha made of bronze which was once covered with a layer of gold. When the Burmese (Siams old enemies) captured Ayuthaya, they burned the gold off. Date: 1952

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When the Masters of the World collided with Red Riding Hood in Rearsby, a whimsical tale unfolded. As Beagle A. 61 Terrier G-ASAC Airways Aero Club took flight, Stroukoff YC-123E Provider 55-4031 soared through the skies alongside United States Navy's Martin P5M-1 Marlin 127718. Meanwhile, on the ground, Babcock and Wilcox's mighty 6-ton Steam Roller YB7976 Toby rumbled through the streets of Rearsby. SNCAN Nord 1002 Pingouin II G-ATBG gracefully glided above, casting a shadow over Die Herren der Welt (The Masters of the World) who marveled at its beauty. In distant Kobe's Foreign settlement, whispers spread about McDonnell RF-4C Phantom 64-1073 making an appearance soon. The wreck of ship Gipsy at Bristol stood as a reminder of past adventures while Schleicher ASW-19B R19 awaited its turn to take flight once more. Amidst this eclectic mix of machines and stories from different eras, one question lingered: 'When am I going to see you again?' pondered a soldier in a WW2-era comic postcard. Indeed, 'when' became more than just a word; it symbolized anticipation and longing for reunions and new encounters alike. It held within it countless tales waiting to be told.