Honours Collection (page 8)

1st Battalion, The Loyal North Lancashire regimental drum
Original painting for the 1st Battalion, The Loyal North Lancashire Regiments regimental drum showing 28 Battle Honours of the Regiment from Louisburg to Baghdad

Some Honours Men by Lieutenant Fred May
Caricuatures of some officers who had won military honours in the First World War. Bottom left is Captain Brown who got his DSO in 1914, was a prisoner in Germany but managed to escape

Leopold II, Margrave of Austria from 1075. Date: c 1055-1096

Mary and Virgins
Mary as Queen of the Virgins : being one herself, she honours virginity in others, such as Catherine (holding the ring of her mystic marriage to Jesus), Anne and Genevieve. Date: first century

The heroic Charlotte la Corday, upon her trial, at the bar of the revolutionary tribunal of Paris, July 17, 1793, Gillray, James, 1756-1815, artist, engraving

Assembly of the Champ de Mai, 1st June 1815 (oil on canvas)
XIR156993 Assembly of the Champ de Mai, 1st June 1815 (oil on canvas) by Heim, Francois Joseph (1787-1865); ChAteau de Versailles, France; (add.info.: held at the Champ de Mars; ); French

Sir John Denton French - WWI - Belgian Relief Funds
Sir John Denton French (1852-1925) - British Military General during WWI. Pictured on a postcard requesting contributions for the Charitable Belgian Relief Funds in 1915. Date: 1915

Emperor Taisho of Japan
Beautiful postcard portrait of Emperor Taisho (18791926) - 123rd Emperor of Japan, according to the traditional order of succession, reigning from 30th July 1912, until his death in 1926

Honorary degrees at Cambridge University. Lord Grey and Mr Stanley Baldwin. 12 June 1923

Mr Punch bows to Agneta Frances Ramsay who sat, and passed with First Class Honours, the papers set, but could not receive a degree as Cambridge did not award them to women at this time

Battle of Talivera, 27-28 July 1809. Bayonet charge by the 48th Foot, the Northamptonshire Regiment, awarded battle honours by Wellington. Engraving

General Joseph Barbanegre (1772-1830) surrendering the of Hunigue to the Austrians, 26 August 1815. The French garrison of 135 was allowed to march out of the city with full military honours

The Heroic Charlotte La Corday, Upon Her Trial, At The Bar Of The Revolutionary Tribunal Of Paris, July 17, 1793, Gillray, James, 1756-1815, Artist, Engraving

Italian Patriotic postcard - WWI
Patriotic Card from World War One asking for poeple to give money to the Italian causes - lists all the stripes awarded to the various service and military divisions. Date: circa 1917

Two men, Harold and Clarence, having a conversation. Clarence is on his way to see his solicitors to bring a libel action -- someone has been telling people that he deserves the OBE! circa 1916

Edward & Masons Arch
When Edward and Alexandra visit Oxford, the Apollo University Lodge of Freemasons honours them with an Arch of Honour Date: June 1863

Squadron Sergeant Major - 17th Lancers
A Squadron Sergeant Major of the 17th Lancers (Duke of Cambridges Own) - a Senior Scout. The medals he is wearing are The Distinguished Conduct medal

Paul von Hindenburg meeting veterans
President Paul von Hindenburg (1847-1934) in full uniform, meeting war veterans

Gambia - Bathurst
Bathurst, Gambia River - the landing of the British Governor: His inspection of the Frontier Force - who are paying the military honours

Awarding the War Cross - Dardanelles
The awarding of the War Cross to allied soldiers in the Dardanelles - 16th July 1915. Engineers Park, Sed Dur-Bahr, Turkey

Sybil Thorndike 1882-1976
Dame Agnes Sybil Thorndike. Distinguished British actress of stage and screen, heaped with honours, including a DBE, (Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire) in 1931

Reverend Wilson Carlile
Wilson Carlile, CH (1847-1942), British evangelist who founded the Church Army in 1882, and Prebendary of St Pauls Cathedral. Known as The Chief, he inspired generations of evangelists

Devotions at a Grave
A pious Chinaman honours the burial place of his departed ancestors

Decoration Scandals 2
The decoration scandals (the usual " honours for cash" naughtiness) - drag on from last year : scene during the trial of Wilson at Paris

Decoration Scandals
Army officers are involved in decoration scandals (the usual " honours for cash" naughtiness) : scene during the trial at Paris, which will continue into next year

Flag Honoured
The flag of the second regiment of French zouaves, campaigning in Italy, is awarded battle honours by Marechal MacMahon

Charles I Weds H. Maria
Charles I weds Henrietta Maria, sister of Louis XIII, in Notre Dame, Paris : cardinal Richelieu does the honours (the British people disapprove of the match)

Highland Honours
Kilted Scotsmen drink the health of the duke of Rothsay, with Highland Honours

Wilhelm Returns Home
THE HONOURS OF WAR - After defeating France, Kaiser Wilhelm I returns home with Alsace and Lorraine - and a sceptre dripping with French blood

Devotions at an Altar
A pious Chinese man honours his ancestors at a domestic altar

Ludovick Duke Richmond
LUDOWICK duke of Lennox, later earl of Newcastle, later duke of RICHMOND - statesman, he merited all the honours he received with his autograph

Motor Rally 1894
Panhard and Peugeot share the honours at a rally organised by Le petit Journal, Paris

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"Honours: A Tapestry of Valor and Recognition" In the midst of history's tapestry, honours stand as a testament to bravery, dedication, and exceptional achievements. From the resolute soldiers in World War II depicted on a stirring poster to the meticulously detailed map of the British Army, each thread weaves tales of valor. The majestic HMAS Melbourne (21), proudly sailing through tumultuous waters, symbolizes Australia's unwavering commitment to honor. And resonating with patriotic beats is the regimental drum of the 1st Battalion Cheshire Regiment, echoing their indomitable spirit. Witnessing Queen Elizabeth II accepting Scotland's Honours evokes a sense of awe for her enduring reign and devotion to duty. Meanwhile, an intriguing recruitment poster from 1912 beckons young souls to join Britain's military ranks during times that tested courage. Amidst chaos and conflict during WWI, women were bestowed with well-deserved honours for their invaluable contributions. Their resilience shines brightly alongside another recruitment poster from the inter-war period—a call for unity amidst uncertainty. Agneta Ramsay's satirical illustration from Punch magazine in 1887 reminds us that even humor can be honored when it challenges societal norms. Similarly, Glenda May Jackson CBE graces this tapestry as a celebrated British actress whose talent has been recognized throughout generations. King Ferdinand of Bulgaria stands tall among these honours—his leadership etched into history books forevermore. And let us not forget Corporal of 16th The Queens Lancers—an embodiment of gallantry who exemplifies what it means to serve one's country selflessly. Finally, we find ourselves gazing at a portrait capturing Marchese Guglielmo Marconi—the father of wireless communication—whose groundbreaking invention revolutionized our world forevermore. Within this richly woven tapestry lie countless stories deserving recognition and admiration—a tribute to those who have shaped our past and continue to inspire future generations.