1301 Collection

British Airways Concorde G-BOAC takes-off - Heathrow
British Airways Concorde, G-BOAC, takes-off from London Heathrow Airport at 13.01 hours on 24 May 1976 on its first commercial flight to the US. Date: 1976

Edward, First Prince of Wales, son of King Edward I and Eleanor of Castile - born in 1284, he was named Prince of Wales in 1301, and became King Edward II in 1307. Date: early 14th century

Vase of the Gazelles. Islamic art. Detail. 14th century
Vase of the Gazelles. Glazed pottery. Nasrid Period (1301-1400).14th century. Detail depicting two gazelles facing. Alhambra Museum. Granada. Spain

Business card, J Lyons & Co Ltd, Mr O Engelsen
Business card, J Lyons & Co Ltd, Private Catering Department, Mr O Engelsen, Trocadero, London W1, telephone Gerrard 1301. Date: early 20th century

Coronation Chair, Westminster Abbey, London
The Coronation Chair, also known as King Edwards Chair, in Westminster Abbey, London, shortly before the coronation of King George V

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"1301: A Journey Through Time and Art" Step back in time to the year 1301, where a myriad of captivating moments await. British Airways Concorde G-BOAC gracefully takes off from Heathrow, symbolizing the marvels of aviation that would shape our future. Meanwhile, Edward, First Prince of Wales and son of King Edward I, commands attention with his regal presence. His legacy as a prominent figure in history is etched into the annals of time. Islamic art mesmerizes with its intricate beauty, exemplified by the exquisite "Vase of the Gazelles. " This 14th-century masterpiece showcases the mastery and creativity that flourished during this era. A business card from J Lyons & Co Ltd introduces Mr O Engelsen, offering a glimpse into commerce and trade at this juncture. It serves as a reminder that even amidst grandeur and culture, business thrives. The Sikorsky S-55 helicopters soar through the skies, representing advancements in aviation technology. These flying machines revolutionize transportation and open up new possibilities for exploration. Bohmer Franz's official apartment captures an intriguing chapter in history - once belonging to Reich Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop. The walls whisper secrets untold as they witnessed significant events within Berlin-Mitte (04). Poznan Castle stands firm under Bohmer Franz's watchful eye during 1939-1943. Its plans remain shrouded in mystery - their content unknown but undoubtedly holding historical significance waiting to be unveiled. Felix Genzmer's perspective views transport us to another world entirely - one where we witness the grandeur of Royal Opera in Berlin-Tiergarten (1908). From Zeltenallee or Konigsplatz, these architectural wonders leave us awestruck by their magnificence. As we delve deeper into each hint from 1301, we unravel stories woven into the fabric of time.