G. Salanson (page 28)

Lionel Pigot Johnson, c.1870s English School

Robinson American Engineer Anonymous

Salisbury, c.1870 Louise Ingram Rayner

The future King Edward VIII (right) and the Duke of York Anonymous

The Prince of Wales in Native American dress, Canada Anonymous

Sir Guyon with the Palmer Attending, Tempted by Phaedria to Land upon the Enchanted Islands Samuel Palmer

Salix Pentandra; Bay-Leaved Willow Anonymous

The Red Salon Karen Armitage

Total eclipse of the Sun G K Winter

Woman wearing large calash Anonymous

Pachyhynobius schangchengensis (Shangcheng stout salamander) Anonymous

Pages from the English translation of 'De Ludo Saccorum' by Jacques de Cessoles, including an illustration of two people playing... English School

Harris' Hawk Lands on Falconer's Glove Anonymous

Soldiers and Sailors the Salvation Army Anonymous

Kensington Gardens Series: Landing Izabella Godlewska de Aranda

Christmas Effort, Salisbury Street, Douglas Manx Press Pictures

The Mirabell Square in Salzburg (Detail), ca 1810-1815 Anonymous

Christ blessing the people of Salzburg Christof Lederwasch

A drifting match, Rosalind and Beetle Henry Greenwood Peabody

Landscape, c.1750 Thomas Gainsborough

Reverence for the Land Ira Diamond Gerald Cassidy

Sir Edwin Landseer Anonymous

Salters' Hall, London W Wallis

Sanford Robinson Gifford, 1880 Eastman Johnson

1960s Woman In American 1890s 1900s Wild West Saloon Showgirl Style Costume With Pink Ostrich Feather Fan Looking At Camera Anonymous

Gallery under Golden Gateway, Jerusalem, 1871 William 'Crimea' Simpson

The saloon, Montagu House Bedford Lemere and Company

A Saltbox House Anonymous

Thorpe Salvin Old Hall Sarah Smith

Cala del Gesso Anonymous

Egbert, King of the West Saxons and first monarch of all England George Vertue

John X Beidler, leader of the Montana Vigilantes Anonymous

Portrait of Hans Christian Andersen Johan Frederick Moller

Salvation Army Social Campaign propaganda poster, London, c.1910 English School

Arrival of the Overland Mail, Capture of Gwalior, Six Thousand Killed and Wounded: Hill Forts, India Anonymous

The Circassian Envoys to England Hadji Hassan Effendi Constan Okhoo Ismael Effendi 1862 Anonymous