Invicta Collection

Invicta steam locomotive, Canterbury, early 1900s

Invicta, steam engine, Canterbury

Invicta, the Saxon emblem of Kent
LLM456242 Invicta, the Saxon emblem of Kent by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Invicta, the Saxon emblem of Kent)

Cap badge, c. 1898 (metal)
3043294 Cap badge, c.1898 (metal) by English School, (19th century); National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: Cap badge, Queens Own Royal West Kent Regiment, 1898)

William I receives the surrender of Dover (colour litho)
3643305 William I receives the surrender of Dover (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: William I receives the surrender of Dover)

Invicta, the Saxon Emblem of Kent (engraving)
670363 Invicta, the Saxon Emblem of Kent (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Invicta, the Saxon Emblem of Kent)

FALL / MALTESE TERRIER / 36
INVICTA TUPPENNY and SALICIE TWO THREE Owned by Moubray. Date: 1936

FALL / MALTESE TERRIER / 37
INVICTA JACK FROST Date: 1937

Invicta tricycle 1886
Gentleman at the back controlling the tricycle with two shafts which extends from the centre of the front steering wheel to some inches behind the large back wheels and then a coil is made

Merchantman - G-AXNT
Vickers Merchantman - G-AXNT of Invicta Air Cargo (freighter conversion of Vickers Vanguard). Date: 1980s

1931 Invicta open roadster. Creator: Unknown
1931 Invicta open roadster

1933 Invicta 1. 5. Creator: Unknown
1933 Invicta 1.5

Invicta 4-seat high-chassis tourer of Donald Healey, B&HMC Brighton Motor Rally, 1930
Invicta 4-seat high-chassis tourer 1928 4467 cc. Vehicle Reg. No. PK2552. Event Entry No: 1. Driver: Healey, D.M. Finished: 5th of 16. Place: B&HMC Brighton Motor Rally. Date: 28.6-1.7.30

Invicta 2-door drophead coupe at the Boulogne Motor Week, France, 1928. Artist: Bill Brunell
Invicta 2-door d/h coupe. Event Entry No: 120. Place: Boulogne Motor Week. Date: 3-9.9.28

Invicta of DM Healey and a Standard Sportsmans saloon at the B&HMC Brighton Motor Rally, 1930
Invicta 4-seat high-chassis tourer 1928 4467 cc. Reg. No. PK2552. No: 1. Driver: Healey, D.M. Centre: Standard Sportsmans saloon 1930 2054 cc. Reg. No. GF8440. No: 14. B&HMC Brighton Motor Rally

Invicta of DM Healey at the B&HMC Brighton Motor Rally, 1930. Artist: Bill Brunell
Invicta 4-seat high-chassis tourer 1928 4467 cc. Vehicle Reg. No. PK2552. Event Entry No: 1. Driver: Healey, D.M. Finished: 5th of 16. Place: B&HMC Brighton Motor Rally. Date: 28.6-1.7.30

Stripped Invicta 4-seater racing at a BARC meeting, Brooklands, Surrey, 1930s Artist: Bill Brunell
Invicta Stripped 4-seater. 4467 cc. Event Entry No: 2. Place: Brooklands. B.A.R.C

Invictas Type Red Gauntlet of D Monro at the Bugatti Owners Club Lewes Speed Trials, Sussex, 1937
Invicta SType Red Gauntlet. 1935 4467 cc. Vehicle Reg. No. TJ8805. Event Entry No: 3. Driver: Monro, D. Time: 28.2 sec. Place: B.O.C. Lewes Speed trials. Date: 4.9.37

Invicta of HJ Broadbent competing at the Bugatti Owners Club Lewes Speed Trials, Sussex, 1937
Invicta Drop head high chassis 4467 cc. Vehicle Reg. No. GC4997. Event Entry No: 28 Driver: Broadbent, H.J. Place: B.O.C. Lewes Speed trials. Date: 4.9.37

1496 cc Invicta, Bugatti Owners Club Hill Climb, Chalfont St Peter, Buckinghamshire, 1935
Invicta 1496 cc. Vehicle Reg. No. BGX303. Event Entry No: 7. Place: Chalfont St. Peter. B.O.C. Hillclimb. Date: 25.5.35

4. 5 litre Invicta, Bugatti Owners Club Hill Climb, Chalfont St Peter, Buckinghamshire, 1935
Invicta High-chassis 4 1/2litre. ca 1928 Vehicle Reg. No. PH2756. Event Entry No: 19. Place: Chalfont St.Peter. B.O.C. Hillclimb. Date: 25.5.35

Invicta of D Munro at the finish of the BOC Hill Climb, Chalfont St Peter, Buckinghamshire, 1932
Invicta High-chassis 4 1/2litre. ca 1928 Vehicle Reg. No. PH2756. Event Entry No: 28. Driver: Munro, D. Place: Chalfont St. Peter, Buckinghamshire. B.O.C. Hillclimb. 25.6.32

Invicta 4-seater high-chassis tourer of Violette Corderey, Boulogne Motor Week, France, 1928
Invicta 4-seat high-chassis tourer 1928 4467 cc. Vehicle Reg. No. PK2552. Event Entry No: 14. Driver: Corderey, Miss. V. Place: Boulogne Motor Week. Date: 3-9.9.28

Raymond Mays 4500 cc Invicta competing in the Shelsley Walsh Speed Hill Climb, Worcestershire
Invicta 4500 cc. Vehicle Reg. No. PL5676. Event Entry No: 54 Driver: Mays, R. Place: M.A.C. Shelsley Walsh H/Climb

Mechanics working on Raymond Mays 4500 cc Invicta car. Artist: Bill Brunell
Invicta 4500 cc. Working on R.Mays car. Place:

Invicta of FH Cairnes and George Field in the pits at the JCC Double Twelve race, Brooklands, 1931
Invicta 4467 cc. Event Entry No: 3 Driver: Cairnes, F.H. Field, G. Not placed. Results in The Autocar magazine gave Froy, D/Field, G. as drivers. Place: Brooklands. J.C.C. Double Twelve

Invicta and Vauxhall 30 / 98 racing on the banking at an Inter-Club Meeting, Brooklands, 20 June 1931
Centre Invicta 4467 cc. Event Entry No: 2 Driver: Cairnes, Maj. R.J. Right Vauxhall 30/98 4310 cc. Event Entry No: 3 Driver: Munday, R.J. Place: Brooklands. Inter-Club Meeting. Date: 20.6.31

Invicta 4467 cc car at Brooklands. Artist: Bill Brunell
Invicta 4467 cc. Event Entry No: 6.. Place: Brooklands

Invicta leading a Riley 9 Brooklands in the JCC Double Twelve race, Brooklands, 8 / 9 May 1931
Invicta 4467 cc. Event Entry No: 3 Driver: Cairnes, F.H. Field, G. Not placed. 455 laps, 1190.8 miles. Did not complete distance. Riley 9 Brooklands 1089 c. Place: Brooklands. J.C.C. Double Twelve

Dudley Froy and George Fields Invicta at the JCC Double Twelve race, Brooklands, 8 / 9 May 1931
Invicta 4467 cc. Event Entry No: 3 Driver: Froy, D. Field, G. Finished: Not placed. 455 laps, 1190.8 miles. O/s bonnet raised. Place: Brooklands. J.C.C. Double Twelve. Date: 8/9.5.31

Invicta and Austin Ulster racing on the Members Banking at Brooklands. Artist: Bill Brunell
Background Invicta 4467 cc. Event Entry No: 1. Austin Ulster 747 cc. Event Entry No: 18. Place: Brooklands, On Members Banking, Members Bridge in background

Talbot, Lagonda and Invicta racing on the Members Banking at Brooklands. Artist: Bill Brunell
No: 7. Right of centre Talbot Event Entry No: 5. Centre Lagonda 1954 cc. Reg. No. OG6600. Event Entry No: 15. Left Invicta 4467 cc. Event Entry No: 4

Bugatti Type 43, Sunbeam and Invicta racing on the Members Banking at Brooklands
Bugatti Type 43 2296S cc. Event Entry No: 11. Right of centre Sunbeam 3000 cc. Event Entry No: 9. Left of centre Unidentified car Event Entry No: 8. Left Invicta 4467 cc. No: 4

Invicta, Talbot and Frazer-Nash cars racing on the Members Banking at Brooklands
Right Invicta 4467 cc. Event Entry No: 4. Right of centre Talbot Event Entry No: 5. Left of centre Frazer-Nash 1496 cc. Event Entry No: 6

Lea-Francis 1496 cc, MG M type and Invicta 4467 cc racing on the Members Banking at Brooklands
Left Lea Francis 1496S cc. Event Entry No: 12. MG M 12/12 847 cc. Event Entry No: 17. Right Invicta 4467 cc. Event Entry No: 1. Place: Brooklands, On Members Banking, Members Bridge in background

Blitz in London -- Invicta Road, Westcombe Park, WW2
Blitz in London -- firefighters join Heavy Rescue teams and ARP squads who are searching for casualties and bodies after a heavy explosive bomb devastated buildings in Invicta Road, Westcombe Park

Invicta S1 Britain

UK. A trout fishing wet fly known as an Invicta secured in a fly-tying vice

Ancient radio receiver. Brand Invicta

The Channel Steamer Invicta Stranded Outside Calais Harbour France, 1888 Engraving

Sports Car
24th August 1931: An Invicta sports car of the latest model parked in a London street. It is currently on show at Connaught Motors of Berkeley St. (Photo by Sasha/Getty Images)

The Channel Steamer Invicta Stranded Outside Calais Harbour France, 1888 Engraving

CJ5 3340 Invicta car, car badge
Invicta car, car badge, Invictas type, TF 5198, Trevor Swete, VSCC Pomeroy Trophy

Blitz in London -- Invicta Road, Westcombe Park, WW2
Blitz in London -- firefighters join Heavy Rescue teams (in overalls) and ARP squads who are searching for casualties and bodies after a heavy explosive bomb devastated buildings

Blitz in London -- Invicta Road, Westcombe Park, WW2
Blitz in London -- firefighters join Heavy Rescue teams (in overalls) and ARP squads who are searching for casualties and bodies after a heavy explosive bomb devastated buildings in Invicta Road

Invicta S-Type 4. 5
Invicta S-Type 4.5

Invicta Steam Engine
The Invicta steam locomotive built by George Stephenson, used on the Canterbury and Whitstable Railway, the first regular steam passenger railway in the world

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"Invicta: A Symbol of Strength and Resilience" The military badge proudly displays the emblem of Invicta, representing courage and determination. In the early 1900s, the Invicta steam locomotive chugged through Canterbury, a testament to its power and reliability. During World War II's Blitz in London, Invicta Road in Westcombe Park stood strong amidst chaos, reflecting unwavering resilience. The Saxon emblem of Kent, known as Invicta, symbolizes the indomitable spirit that runs deep within this historic region. Dating back to 1898, a metal cap badge bearing the name "Invicta" signifies honor and loyalty among those who wore it. William I's receipt of Dover's surrender captured in a color lithograph depicts how even conquerors recognize Invicta's strength. An engraving showcasing Invicta as the Saxon Emblem of Kent highlights its enduring legacy throughout centuries past. The Fall Maltese Terriers numbered 36 and 37 remind us that even small creatures can embody invincibility with their tenacity. The innovative design of the Invicta tricycle from 1886 exemplifies progress fueled by determination and ingenuity. As G-AXNT soars through the skies as a merchantman aircraft named "Invicta, " it carries on this timeless symbol of fortitude. In various forms - be it locomotives or emblems - "Invicta" has consistently represented an unyielding spirit that refuses to be defeated or deterred by any challenge thrown its way. Note.