Beatty Collection (page 2)

Sir David Beatty, 1871-1936. British Commander-In-Chief Of The Grand Fleet. From An Official Photograph

Photograph of Admiral Beatty PH, Gravesend, Kent. The main side of the print (shown here) depicts: Temp Building Corner on view

Circus tamer with fierce tiger
Looking death in the eyes - for fun! Clyde Beatty, famous wild animal trainer, with a ferocious looking tiger. Date: 1933

Indian Springs Station, Nevada, USA
Tim Harnedys Indian Springs Station (motel and car service) on the road between Beatty and Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Date: 1939

HMS Lion of the Royal Navy in Great War Deeds, WW1
Vice-Admiral Beattys flagship, the battle cruiser HMS Lion of the Royal Navy, towed into port amid cheers after a victory in the North Sea

Chelson China cup and saucer - Britannia and Allied flags
Chelson China (New Chelsea Porcelain, Longton) cup and saucer. Transfers show Britannia and Allied flags and reads World War Peace - 1914-1919 - Liberty, Justice, Truth

Lord Charles Beresford and officers
Lord Charles Beresford (1846 - 1919) (centre), British Admiral and MP. He was known to the British public as Charlie B, and considered by many to be the personification of John Bull; he was often

Admiral Beatty and Flag-Captain Chatfield
Admiral of the Fleet Sir David Richard Beatty, 1st Earl Beatty (1871-1936) and Admiral of the Fleet Alfred Ernle Montacute Chatfield

LOUISE DILWORTH HOMER (1871-1947). N e Beatty. American opera singer
LOUISE DILWORTH HOMER (1871-1947). N© e Beatty. American opera singer

The Blucher sinking
A photograph showing the sinking of the German battle cruiser, the Blucher after being shelled by the British (led by Sir David Beatty) during the Battle of Dogger Bank in 1915

Robert Beatty (1909 - 1992), Canadian actor who worked in film, television, and radio

Certificate from Veg. Products Committee for Naval Supply
Certificate Christmas 1917. To Mr. Lade of Eastbourne of the Vegetable Products Committee for Naval Supply, from the Officers and Men of the Grand Fleet in grateful recognition of your devoted

Sphere cover - Surrender of German fleet by Matania
The surrender of the German High Seas Fleet - Admiral Meurer on board the " Queen Elizabeth" in the Firth of Forth, saluting Admiral Sir David Beatty in his cabin. Date: 1918

Men who are making history, WW1
World War One commemorative postcard, Men who are making history. With portraits of King George V, Admirals Fisher, Jellicoe and Callaghan, Rear Admiral Madden, Vice Admiral Beatty, Lord Roberts

Christmas Day with the Fleet, sailors enjoy Xmas dinner, WW1
Sailors as guests of Lady Beatty (wife of Admiral Beatty) enjoying a Christmas dinner " somewhere in Scotland." The wives of officers of the Grand Fleet helped to make the dinner a success

Lady Beatty, WW1
Lady Beatty, formerly Ethel Tree, daughter of the Chicago department store founder, Marshall Field and wife of Admiral of the Fleet, David Beatty, 1st Earl Beatty

Admiral of the Fleet - 1st Earl Beatty
Admiral of the Fleet David Richard Beatty, 1st Earl Beatty (18711936). Date: 1926

Remembrance Day, 1920
The twelve war leaders as pall bearers at the Remembrance Day service at the Cenotaph (called Armistice Day pre-World War Two) on 11th November 1920, l to r: Sir Hedworth Meux, Earl Beatty

Capt Charles H. L. Beatty, Vanity Fair, GDG
CAPT. CHARLES HAROLD LONGFIELD BEATTY (1870-1917) Trainer at Newmarket. Won his 1st steeplechase at 20 and went on to ride many winners

USA, Nevada, Beatty. Wild burros in desert. Credit as: Dennis Flaherty / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

WORLD WAR I: SURRENDER. German Admiral Von Meurer and staff boarding the British flagship of Admiral Beatty to arrange for surrender. Photograph, c1914

AMERICAN LEGION, 1921. Left to right: Lieutenant General Baron Jacques of Belgium, Armando Diaz of Italy, U.S. President Calvin Coolidge, Ferdinand Foch of France, U.S. Army General John J

Friedrich Der Grosse
21st November 1918: The surrender of the German Fleet to Admiral Beatty at Scapa Flow in the Orkneys. The German ships were scuttled by their crews on 21st June 1919

Beatty-Wright School of Flying Hendon group photograph

David Beatty, 1st Earl Beatty (1871-1936) British naval commander, World War I: Battle of Jutland, 31 May 1916: Commander-in-chief Grand Fleet 1916: First Sea Lord 1919

USA, Nevada, Beatty, Highway in desert

Rhyolite ghost town, Beatty, Nevada, United States of America, North America

School in the Rhyolite ghost town, Beatty, Nevada, United States of America, North America

Mercantile at the Rhyolite ghost town, Beatty, Nevada, United States of America, North America

ORGAN AD, 19th CENTURY. American advertisement for Beattys Cabinet Organs, 19th century

Sir Osmond Brock
SIR OSMOND DE BEAUVOIR BROCK British admiral : colleague and friend of Beatty, took part in crucial sea battles of World War One, continued in Navy after the war. Date: 1869 - 1947

Viscount Curzon, Queen Mary and Admiral David Beatty
The Royal visit to the Fleet. Queen Mary chatting to Viscount Curzon (Francis Curzon, later 5th Earl Howe). On the right of the group of three is Admiral David Beatty. Date: c.1915

Sir David Beatty at Li觥fort
British Admiral Sir David Beatty (1871 - 1936) at one of the Li觥 forts in Belgium, attacked and defeated by German forces in the opening engagement of World War One in August 1914. Date: C.1917

Admiral Sir David Beatty, 1st Earl Beatty (1871 - 1936), British Admiral of the Fleet in World War One. Date: C.1915

Rhyolite Mercantile, a General Store, in the ghost town of Rhyolite, a former gold mining community, Death Valley, near Beatty, Nevada, United States of America, North America

Vice Admiral David Beatty / Stamp
LORD DAVID BEATTY British admiral and 1st Earl

Admiral Sir David Beatty, 1918
Photographic portrait of Admiral Sir David Beatty (1871-1936), pictured when Commander-in-Chief of the British Grand Fleet, during the First World War

Admirals Mayo & Beatty
Admiral Henry Mayo (left), commander of the US Atlantic Fleet in World War One, meets Admiral Sir David Beatty, commander of the British Navy

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"Beatty: A Name Woven into History's Tapestry" From wartime Toby jugs depicting scenes from WW1 to the grandeur of Craven Lodge Fancy Ball, the name Beatty resonates with significance. One cannot help but be captivated by the vibrant lithograph of Admiral of the Fleet, Earl Beatty in 1926, showcasing his distinguished naval career. Lord David Beatty, a prominent figure associated with this illustrious surname, leaves an indelible mark on history. The striking Beatty Book Cover stands as a testament to his influence and legacy. Across continents and landscapes, from the deserts of Nevada's Great Basin to Rear Admiral David Beatty's command in the Royal Navy during tumultuous times. Sir David Beatty emerges as a revered leader within naval circles during King George V's reign. His unwavering dedication and strategic brilliance earned him accolades that still echo through time. As Rear Admiral Sir David Beatty navigated treacherous waters early in the 1900s, he exemplified courage and determination. The Navy paid tribute to Lord Kitchener during WW1 under Sir David Beatty's watchful eye—a poignant reminder of their shared commitment to duty and sacrifice. These men forged paths that shaped history; their names forever intertwined with bravery and honor. In every facet of life where "Beatty" appears—whether it be etched onto porcelain or emblazoned across book covers—it serves as a symbol of excellence and distinction. This name carries stories untold yet deserving recognition for its contributions throughout generations. So let us remember those who bore this remarkable name—their triumphs on land and at sea—and celebrate their enduring legacy within our collective memory.