Sargeant Collection

Shell-shocked Italian soldier with bandage, WW1
Shell-shocked Italian soldier with bandage, travelling in a railway compartment, First World War. Drawing by Robert Sargeant Austin. circa 1918

ROYAL ARTILLERY MEMORIAL
The Royal Artillery Memorial at London's Hyde Park Corner was designed by Charles Sargeant Jagger from 1921-25, depicting both the brutality of war and artillery's power

Uniform of a Sargeant and Privates of the 87th or Prince of Waless own Irish Regiment on Service
708932 Uniform of a Sargeant and Privates of the 87th or Prince of Waless own Irish Regiment on Service, from Costume of the British Empire, according to the Last Regulations

Lance corporal Paddy was promoted Sgt. Paddy, when he was collected from quarantine at Hackbridge Kennels, in Surrey. The first Battalion the Royal Ulster Rifles has no official mascot

Army Regiment. Royal Artillery April 1971 P035471

The Cock and Magpie Tavern, Drury Lane, Westminster, London, 1862. Artist: Waldo Sargeant
The Cock and Magpie Tavern, Drury Lane, Westminster, London, 1862. Nell Gwynne is reputed to have had lodgings in this building

Courtyard of the Tabard Inn, Borough High Street, Southwark, London, 1871. Artist
Courtyard of the Tabard Inn, Borough High Street, Southwark, London, 1871. View with a cart and a horse feeding from a bucket

View of Sandford Manor House, Waterford Road, Chelsea, 1869. The house is also known as Nell Gwynnes house

Nell Gwynnes house, Bagnigge Wells, St Pancras, London, 1865. Artist: Waldo Sargeant
View of Nell Gwynnes house, Bagnigge Wells, St Pancras, London, 1865; in the foreground a man sits by a hand pushed barrow

George E Swain alias Sargeant Horse Thief American
George E. Swain alias Sargeant, Horse Thief; American; June 1886; Albumen silver print

Butterfly Bombs Warning Notice, Italy, 1944
Photograph of a British sargeant looking at a warning notice, regarding Butterfly anti-personnel mines in Italy, during the Second World War

That Brute, Simmons by H C Sargeant and Arthur Morrison
Promotional postcard for That Brute, Simmons by H. C. Sargeant and Arthur Morrison from Morrisons short story of that name, first published in Tales of Mean Streets (1894)

German Reformed Church, Holyoke, Massachusetts, USA
German Reformed Church, Sargeant Street, Holyoke, Massachusetts, USA. Date: circa 1908

Field Marshal Earl Haig, KT, GCB, GCVO, KCIE (1/12th size). By Captain Charles Sargeant Jagger, MC ARA (1885-1934), 13th Battalion, Worcestershire Regiment, commissioned 10.5.15

Works by Charles Sargeant Jagger, British sculptor
Three works by Charles Sargeant Jagger (1885-1934), British sculptor. At the top: Music, the design which won him the Prix de Rome in 1914. Lower left: Prometheus Bound

Anti-poaching ranger training. Trainee putting on a full backpack kit as part of his training to become a ranger for Protrack. Protrack is a private anti-poaching company

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"Sargeant: A Symbol of Courage, History, and Artistic Expression" The word "Sargeant" carries with it a multitude of meanings and representations. From the solemn Royal Artillery Memorial honoring fallen soldiers to the haunting image of a shell-shocked Italian soldier during World War I, this name is intertwined with stories of bravery and sacrifice. Intriguingly, an aquatint from 1813 showcases the distinctive uniform worn by a Sargeant and Privates of the 87th or Prince of Waless own Irish Regiment. This historical artifact reminds us that even centuries ago, individuals bearing this title were entrusted with leadership and responsibility. Moving forward in time, we encounter Waldo Sargeant's artistic creations capturing scenes from London's past. The Cock and Magpie Tavern in Drury Lane transports us to Victorian-era Westminster while the Courtyard of the Tabard Inn immerses us in Southwark's bustling streets in 1871. Through his artistry, Sargeant preserves moments frozen in time for future generations to appreciate. Not limited to London alone, Sargeants have left their mark across continents. In Holyoke, Massachusetts stands the German Reformed Church—a testament to cultural diversity shaped by those who bore this distinguished name. Furthermore, we cannot overlook Charles Sargeant Jagger's remarkable sculptures which grace various locations. His works serve as powerful reminders of human resilience amidst conflict—echoing themes often associated with those who bear the rank of Sergeant. Amidst these grand narratives lies personal triumphs like Lance Corporal Paddy's promotion to Sergeant—an achievement celebrated not only within military ranks but also symbolizing individual growth and accomplishment. Ultimately, "Sergeant" encompasses more than just a title; it embodies valorous tales etched into history books alongside poignant images that stir emotions deep within our souls.