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Old mill, Milngavie, East Dunbartonshire, Scotland Valentine & Sons

Maude Branscombe wearing a straw hat and matching dress Unknown

An Imaginary Wooded Village with Drovers and Cattle Thomas Gainsborough

A convention of the not-ables Anonymous

The Staffordshire Colliery Explosion: The Talke Colliery Near Hanley Where the Explosion Happened 1873 Anonymous

The New Marlborough Barracks Dublin Where Prince George of Wales Was Staying at the Time When He is Considered to... Anonymous

Tunbridge Grammar School, Maintained by the Skinners' Company of London, UK, 1866 Anonymous

The New Marlborough Barracks, Dublin, Where Prince George of Wales Was Staying at the Time When He is Considered to... Anonymous

Borough of the Bronx. Bounded by Southern Boulevard, St. Josephs Street, Timpson Place, E. 149th Street, Whitlock Avenue, E. 141st... Anonymous

The Tempest 1957, John Gielgud as Prospero Angus McBean

Study Anonymous

Studebaker Plant with Office and Shop Anonymous

Charles Kean as Hamlet Samuel John Stump

Landscape, c.1750 Thomas Gainsborough

Zebra in a Garden, 1977 Anthony Southcombe

Shrimping 88;this painting has an indecipherable date; William Clarkson Stanfield

Twelve Apostles sea stacks near Gibsons Steps Anonymous

North America, United States, Washington, Mount Vernon, tulips in bloom at annual Skagit Valley Tuli Anonymous

The Volunteer Review at Dunstable on Easter Monday: Distant View of the Battle Anonymous

1918 Stutz Bearcat on movie set Unknown

The Colliery Explosion in Staffordshire: A Survivor Brought Up 1873 Anonymous

Mr. W.E. Wood in in Three Characters: Thomas Gubbins the Ostler Lady Frances Foresight (Centre) Jones the Skipper Anonymous

Evening Twilight, Studland, Dorset, 1904 Herbert Hughes-Stanton

Lieut.-Colonel F.W. Festing, R.M. A., Leader of the Recent Attack on Esscaboo Anonymous

Zanja, 2000 Lou Gibbs

Malvern Hall, Warwickshire John Constable

Thomas Stothard Richard James Lane

Recumbent Stag, second half 19th century Rosa Bonheur

Tutbury Castle School English

The Grand Leicestershire Steeplechase, March 12th, 1829: Dick Christian's Last Fall - Commonly Called 'A Header' Henry Thomas Alken

Souvenir of Scutari Edward Armitage

Crocodile, from the Oxburgh Hanging Mary Queen of Scots

A Scotch Moor Anonymous

Stepping Stones on the River Rothay, under Loughrigg, 1857 George Pettitt

Walrus herd lying on beach Anonymous

Shacks of Hillside Slum Anonymous