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David Lloyd George playing quoits on the deck of a ship, image underexposed.

David Lloyd George playing quoits on the deck of a ship, image underexposed and showing evidence of camera shake.

David Lloyd George playing quoits on the deck of a ship, image underexposed.

David & Margaret Lloyd George having a picnic on the roadside, location unknown but probably North Wales.

David Lloyd George in conversation with a well-dressed couple on the deck of a ship.

David & Margaret Lloyd George seated, wearing hats and coats.The quality of the image is suggestive of it being a copy photo. Location or occasion unknown.

Megan Lloyd George looking through binoculars and surrounded by other members of the Lloyd George entourage. They appear to be in a railway carriage.

Landscape format photo of David & Margaret Lloyd George sitting on the deck of a ship. Both are sitting on reclining chairs, and swathed in blankets. Margaret is reading a broadsheet newspaper, David Lloyd George appears to be writing. On page 160 of 'The Real Lloyd George' (London, 1947) A J Sylvester writes "As usual, he wrote these in his own hand whilst sitting wrapped up in rugs on the deck." This photo is believed to be from his 1927-8 visit to Brazil and taken aboard the Blue Star Liner 'Avelona.'

A group photo of the two Lloyd George's taken outdoors flanked by an unidentified couple. The presence of Richard and the nature of the landscape suggest this to have been taken on the 1928 visit to Brazil.

David & Megan Lloyd George, both windswept, on the bridge of a ship, their backs to the camera. David Lloyd George is looking through binoculars.

David Lloyd George on board a ship, seen through a throng of people, his right arm raised in greeting.

David & Megan Lloyd George looking out of the window of a railway carriage. Megan is using binoculars. They are accompanied by the woman standing on Lloyd George's right in AJS332. All three are standing.

A rough sea, presumably photographed from a ship. In 'The Real Lloyd George' (London, 1947) A J Sylvester wrtites of their outward journey to Brazil "... the Bay of Biscay was in one of its worst moods. Huge seas came crashing onto the ship, drenching the decks..."

A small motor boat on the open sea with two fishermen visible.

A three masted schooner with a pilot boat in attendance heading for port. The landscape beyond is suggestive of Britain rather than any of the other ports of call on Lloyd George's trip to Brazil.

David Lloyd George (in greatcoat and white peaked cap) and Margaret (in fur coat) negotiate their way along the deck of 'Sabrina.' A rough sea is running and the coastline visible in the distance. An unidentified person, extreme left is taking their photograph.

Looking from the bows towards the bridge of 'Sabrina.' Various members of the Lloyd George party are to be seen on deck.

Looking from the bows along the vessel to the bridge. The ships bell is in the foreground but out of focus.

A farmhouse photographed from the farmyard, a disinterested cow on the right of the picture.

View taken leaning out of a skyscraper window looking along the street below. Image is out of focus. Possibly taken on Lloyd George's tour to USA and Canada in 1923.