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The Corps of Commissioners, London, 1880
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The Corps of Commissioners, London, 1880
Engraving showing a number of scenes relevant to the Corps of Commissioners, London, 1880. The images show (clockwise from top left): Mrs. Brook Smith, Lady Adjutant; Original Members of the Corps; a bedroom in the Barracks; Captain E. Walters, founder and Commanding Officer of the Corps; Corps Headquarters, Exchange Court, Strand; General Parade of the Corps
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Adjutant Barracks Bed Room Brook Clockwise Commanding Commissioners Corps Exchange Founder Head Quarters Members Parade Strand Relevant Smith
EDITORS COMMENTS
"This engraving, titled 'The Corps of Commissioners, London, 1880,' offers a captivating glimpse into the history of this unique organization. The image is composed of several interconnected scenes, arranged clockwise from the top left. In the top left corner, we find Mrs. Brook Smith, the Lady Adjutant of the Corps, elegantly dressed and poised, reflecting the important role she played in the Corps' administration. Moving clockwise, we come across the Original Members of the Corps, a group of distinguished gentlemen, each wearing the Corps uniform with pride. Their presence highlights the rich heritage and tradition of this organization. The third scene shows a bedroom in the Corps' Barracks, providing a glimpse into the daily life of its members. The comfort and orderliness of the room suggest a well-run and disciplined establishment. At the bottom left, we encounter Captain E. Walters, the founder and Commanding Officer of the Corps. His determined expression and military bearing underscore his leadership and vision. The Corps Headquarters, located at Exchange Court, Strand, is depicted in the fourth scene. The imposing building exudes a sense of authority and importance, reflecting the Corps' status as a respected institution. The final scene shows a General Parade of the Corps, with members standing at attention, their uniforms gleaming in the sunlight. This image underscores the Corps' commitment to discipline, order, and tradition." This engraving offers a fascinating window into the Corps of Commissioners, London, in 1880, providing a visual representation of its history, members, and daily life. The various scenes depicted in the engraving offer a comprehensive overview of the Corps, making it an essential historical document.
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