Wellington boot posters & prints

The "Wellington" Boot Anonymous

A Wellington Boot- or the Head of the Armye Anonymous

Men's Long Boots. Britain, 19th century Unknown

Potting Up, 1997 Tony Todd

Gypsy boy with cauldron, 1960s Tony Boxall

Gipsies, members of the Vincent family, Charlwood, Newdigate area, Surrey, 1964 Tony Boxall

Young gypsy with a horse, 1960s Tony Boxall

Gypsy boys with dog, Surrey, 1960s Tony Boxall

Two young gipsy girls, members of the Vincent family, Charlwood, Newdigate area, Surrey, 1964 Tony Boxall

Transport workers washing a tram at the Holloway Car Shed, London, 1932 Unknown

Man's dress boot. Britain, late 19th century Unknown

Man and Woman's Boots. Britain, early 20th century Unknown

Woman's ankle boot. England, 1860 Unknown

Apsley House, Westminster, London William Greatbach

Wellington's Monument in St Paul's Cathedral Robert Whellock

Wellies Rankin

The Duke of Wellington in 1842 Anonymous

The town and port of Wellington, capital of New Zealand Anonymous

Cavalry under the Duke of Wellington's command, Battle of Waterloo, 18th Duke of Wellington

Roman Catholic Cathedral Wellington New Zealand 1869 Anonymous

Pair of Top Boots. Great Britain, 1840s. Unknown

The Wellington Shield Anonymous

The Duke of Wellington riding past the Achilles statue in Hyde Park, London John Harris

The Duke of Wellington at la Haye Sainte. The Battle of Waterloo William Sadler

Wellington At the Battle Of Waterloo Anonymous

Woman's and Man's boots. Europe, 19th century Unknown

The Battle of Waterloo, 18th June 1815, 1842 G. Newton

The great general frightened by Don-Key Henry Heath

Ahithophel in the dumps Henry Heath

Banquet commemorating the victory at Waterloo Anonymous

Wellies Anna Platts

The Battle of Waterloo Decided by the Duke of Wellington Matthew Dubourg

Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo G.G. Lange

The Saveall, or Economy Thomas McLean

Funeral of the Duke of Wellington, St Paul's Cathedral, City of London, 18 November Anonymous

The Presentation of Medals to Guardsmen on the Horse Guards' Parade in Recognition of Their Bravery at the Recent Fire... Anonymous