Duncan Mcgregor Whyte (page 4)

Duke of Malborough, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Anonymous

The Duke and Duchess of Teck at Southport: The Whitworth 9-Pounder Breech-Loading Rifled Field Gun Anonymous

Portrait of General Duncan Campbell Henry Raeburn

The Duke of Edinburgh's Camp at Buffalo Nek Near the Hunting Ground on the Knysna South Africa 1867 Anonymous

Admiral Lord Duncan, 18th century British naval commander John Hoppner

Damage in Dublin Anonymous

Lieutenant General Duncan Campbell, c. 1810 Henry Raeburn

Accentor Modularis (Dunnock) Anonymous

Dan Gurney at 1966 Dutch Grand Prix Unknown

Dub o' Mooar or Dollagh Mooar, Ballaugh George Bellett Cowen

James Butler, 2nd Duke Of Ormonde Christian Richter

The Shop and Warehouse of Duncan Phyfe, 168-172 Fulton Street, New York City, ca. 1816 John Rubens Smith (attributed to)

Rob Roy Parting Duellists Rashleigh and Francis Osbaldistone James Blake McDonald

Sand Dune Anonymous

H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh Opening the Dublin Exhibition Anonymous

A Study for 'The Gordon Riots' Anonymous

Irish Relief Squadron Under the Duke of Edinburgh: Distributing Stores from H.M.S. Valorous at Kilkerran 1880 Anonymous

Entry of Louis XIV into Dunkirk, 2nd December 1662 Charles Le Brun

Dunes, Death Valley, 1967 Anonymous

View of Dunloe Castle, Killarney, 1805 Richard Sasse

Marriage of Lord Dalkeith, Heir to the Duke of Buccleuch Anonymous

One reason why we did not go to Richmond Anonymous

The Duke of York Brother to Edward V. Resigned by the Queen Anonymous

Portrait of Thomas James Serle as Rob Roy Macgregor English School

Dundee Anonymous

Ground Sample in Green, 2017 David McConochie

Mr. Macready in the role of Rob Roy Macgregor English School

Measuring the Elephant Killed by the Duke of Edinburgh 1867 Anonymous

Call Duck Anonymous

The Ruined Walls of Dunluce Castle Anonymous

Dunkirk Evacuation Anonymous

McGlashen sex change Manx Press Pictures

The Duke of York, the future King George VI of the United Kingdom Anonymous

The Prince of Wales and his brothers at the wedding of the Duke of York W&D Downey

James Butler, 2nd Duke of Ormond Godfrey Kneller

Battle of Barrosa, 5th March, 1811, etched by I. Clarke, aquatinted by M. Dubourg, 1811 William Heath