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[Praça do Comércio, Lisbon]

[Praça do Comércio, Lisbon]

Praça do Comércio in which stands a statue of Dom Jose I on horseback mounted on an ornamental plinth. Behind the statue is an ornate arched gateway flanked by public buildings. On top of the arch, Glory stands a full 23 feet high and holds laurels over Valor and Genius. The inscription reads: VIRTUTIBUS MAIORUM UT SIT OMNIBUS DOCUMENTO. P.P.D.(see AJS 381 for a superior image)

[Praça do Comércio, Lisbon ]

[Praça do Comércio, Lisbon ]

Praça do Comércio in which stands a statue of Dom Jose I on horseback. This is mounted on a highly ornamental plinth. Behind the statue is an ornate arched gateway flanked by public buildings. On top of the arch, Glory stands 23 feet high and holds laurels over Valor and Genius. The inscription reads: VIRTUTIBUS MAIORUM UT SIT OMNIBUS DOCUMENTO. P.P.D.

[Richard Lloyd George on the bridge of a ship]

[Richard Lloyd George on the bridge of a ship]

Richard Lloyd George playing with the Engine Order Telegraph on the deck of 'Andalusia'. David and Megan Lloyd George are looking on. Probably taken whilst moored in Santos Harbour. 'Andalusia' sailed from Santos for Plymouth on 9th Jan 1928.

[Rough sea]

[Rough sea]

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..."

[Rural landscape]

[Rural landscape]

A flat, almost featureless plain with a village centre right. Reminiscent of the Picardy landscape this is possibly the site of a WW1 battle.

[Sabrina moored in an unidentified port]

[Sabrina moored in an unidentified port]

"Sabrina" moored (bottom left) in an unknown, probably Italian, port. AJS 257 is of the same port; on one of the buildings is 'Ente Bacini', which today is a shipyard in Genoa, suggesting that this view could also be of Genoa.

[Sabrina moored in an unknown port]

[Sabrina moored in an unknown port]

"Sabrina" moored in an unknown, probably Italian, port. AJS 257 is of the same port; on one of the buildings is 'Ente Bacini', which today is a shipyard in Genoa, suggesting that this view could also be of Genoa.

[Sapling]

[Sapling]

A sapling, seemingly newly planted in a field with others. Possibly at Ty Newydd.

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