Galloper Collection

An engraving depicting the relieving a Trinity House lightship, the Galloper, 19th century
5310644 An engraving depicting the relieving a Trinity House lightship, the Galloper, 19th century; (add.info.: Date: 1881); Universal History Archive/UIG

The Four Days Battle (line etching)
1579702 The Four Days Battle (line etching); (add.info.: Line engraving of the Four Days Battle. The Royal Prince, ashore on the Galloper, hauling down her flag. Engraved by W. Niewhoff)

1886 Savage Steam Powered Fun Fair Carousel. A 38ft hree abreast 12 section steam gallopers powered by Savage No. 664 Lady Golightly steam Engine

LADY GALLOPER
A lady hunter gallops, side- saddle, eager to be in at the death of the fox. Behind her is a horse that has jettisoned its rider, and two gentleman riders

The Second Boer War (litho)
1600557 The Second Boer War (litho) by Holland Tringham, Joseph (1861-1908); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Second Boer War. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 14 July 1900)

Panoramic View of the Battle on 21 October 1899, the Infantry attacking the Boer Position on the Heights at Elands
1043479 Panoramic View of the Battle on 21 October 1899, the Infantry attacking the Boer Position on the Heights at Elands Laagte (engraving) by Nash

The Volunteers, Notes at a Brighton Review (engraving)
1054440 The Volunteers, Notes at a Brighton Review (engraving) by Ralston, William (1848-1911) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Volunteers, Notes at a Brighton Review)

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Lady Galloper: A Tale of Equestrian Courage and War - Witness the gallant charge of Lady Galloper at the Battle of Elands Laagte during the Second Boer War, as depicted in this panoramic lithograph from 1899. Her fearless attack on the Boer position atop her steed echoes the spirit of the Volunteers, proudly displayed in this engraving from a Brighton Review in 1886. Yet, Lady Galloper's legacy extends beyond the battlefield, as seen in this snapshot from a Garden Party organized by The Sunday Pictorial Newspaper in June. And even before her military exploits, she graced the scene at fun fairs, such as this 1886 Savage Steam Powered Fun Fair Carousel image. Lady Galloper, a symbol of courage and resilience, continues to inspire and captivate.