Herrick Collection (page 3)

Lindbergh / In France
Charles Augustus Lindbergh with President Doumergue of France and Ambassador Herrick. Lindbergh has just been presented with the Cross of the Legion of Honour. Date: 1927

ROBERT HERRICK / 1591-1674
ROBERT HERRICK English poet and Royalist sympathiser Date: 1591 - 1674

MONTANA: DANCE HALL, c1869. The Hurdy Gurdy House, Virginia, Montana. Engraving by H. W
MONTANA: DANCE HALL, c1869. The Hurdy Gurdy House, Virginia, Montana. Engraving by H.W. Herrick, from Beyond the Mississippi by Albert D. Richardson, 1869

ROBERT HERRICK (1591-1674). English poet. Line engraving, 1822, after the frontispeice to Herricks Hesperides, 1648

ROBERT HERRICK (1591-1674). English lyric poet. Line engraving, 1822, after the frontispiece to Herricks Hesperides, 1648

Myron T. Herrick, Republican candidate for governor. Print showing Myron T. Herrick, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing front. Date c1903

Robert Herrick in his Devonshire home
My maid (my Prue), by good luck sent, to save that little, fates me gave or lent. Robert Herrick (1591 - 1674), English poet, in the garden of his home in Devonshire

Scene from The Forest by John Galsworthy
A scene from John Galsworthys play, The Forest which was staged at St. Martins Theatre in London in 1924. The scene depicts two survivors from a band of explorers sent out into Central Africa

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"Herrick: A Captivating Blend of Poetry and Modern Warfare" In the vast expanse of Afghanistan, where danger lurks at every turn, the thunderous roar of an Apache Helicopter firing rockets pierces through the silence. Its mighty presence symbolizes strength and protection in this war-torn land. As dusk settles over the rugged terrain, an RAF Chinook helicopter gracefully soars across the darkening sky. Silhouetted against a fiery sunset, it carries hope and supplies to those in need below – a beacon of resilience amidst adversity. "Gather ye roses while ye may, " whispers Robert Herrick's timeless words from centuries past. Amidst chaos and conflict, life must be cherished; beauty found even in desolation. Royal Navy Sea King helicopters hover above Afghanistan like guardian angels, their mission to save lives echoing Herrick's sentiment. A Foxhound Light Protected Patrol Vehicle maneuvers skillfully through treacherous paths, its occupants vigilant and determined. In this unforgiving landscape, bravery knows no bounds as soldiers protect one another with unwavering loyalty. RAF Chinooks descend upon Afghan soil with precision and purpose - creating dust clouds that dance in their wake. The very essence of military might is embodied within these magnificent machines as they deliver aid or extract troops from harm's way. Harrier GR9 jets streak across the heavens leaving trails of flares behind them - a mesmerizing display that illuminates both night skies and hearts alike. Armed with Paveway IV missiles, they strike fear into enemy lines while safeguarding freedom for all who call this troubled region home. But amidst tales of heroism on foreign shores lies another Herrick – not bound by warfare but by penmanship. Ethel Parkinson captures his spirit beautifully in her illustration depicting Robert Herrick himself; a cavalier poet whose verses have transcended time to touch our souls today. High above Afghan landscapes floats a Royal Air Force Merlin Helicopter, a symbol of hope and salvation.