Whereabouts Collection

RMS Lusitania - Archibald correspondence
RMS Lusitania - archive of correspondence relating to the sinking of the Lusitania. The letters date from 18 May 1915 and relate to a painting by Rubens, The Holy Family

Do not forget your Cats! (engraving)
1603512 Do not forget your Cats! (engraving) by Wain, Louis (1860-1939); Private Collection; (add.info.: Do not forget your Cats! Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 3 September 1892)

Knowledge is Power (engraving)
668359 Knowledge is Power (engraving) by Leech, John (1817-64); Private Collection; (add.info.: Knowledge is Power. Illustration for John Leechs Pictures of Life and Character (c 1890)

Campaigning in Upper Burma (engraving)
1050739 Campaigning in Upper Burma (engraving) by Marie, Adrien Emmanuel (1848-91) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Campaigning in Upper Burma)

When Did You Last See Your Father By William Frederick Yeames. From The Worlds Greatest Paintings, Published By Odhams Press, London, 1934

French Army Aircraft
In their annual manoeuvres, the French army experiments with the use of monoplanes for reconnaissance purposes, bringing back information about the enemys whereabouts. Date: September 1910

Patent Applied For. A new invention discloses their whereabouts. a golfer looks for a lost ball while golfing. Please note

A Bastuto Witch Doctor
A sketch made from a photograph by Mr F. Armstrong. The Witch Doctor pictured is said to be highly regarded within his tribe

Soldiers on Patrol
Information about the enemys whereabouts and intentions is obtained by patrols who discreetly scour the terrain for tell-tale indications

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Amidst the archives of yesteryears, unravel the intriguing tale of Archibald's correspondence, hinting at the RMS Lusitania tragedy. Meanwhile, back in the present, our feline friends lounge on "Knowledge is Power" - an engraving that holds a profound truth. Elsewhere, a Franciscan missionary in Mexico shares wisdom with the locals, while campaigning soldiers in Upper Burma prepare for their next move, as depicted in an engraving. In the realm of art, William Frederick Yeames' "When Did You Last See Your Father" captivates, as French Army Aircraft soar above, and a patent is applied for an invention yet unknown. Amidst it all, a Bastuto witch doctor performs an ancient ritual, while soldiers on patrol keep watch, ever vigilant. The RMS Lusitania's tragic sinking and the enigma of Archibald's letters intertwine, as the world turns and time marches on. Cats, ever present, add a touch of whimsy to this intriguing mosaic of history.