Potter, No. 22, Old Bond Street, late foreman to Mr. Breach, hatter to Their Majesties
[approximately 1816]
8
Dempsey & Carroll
Prince Albert
between 1878 and 1900?
9
Dearest name thee happy time that I in truth may all you mine
mid-19th century
10
Macdonald, Thomas (Engraver)
Thomas Macdonald, sketch maker & designer
[approximately 1880?]
11
A faithful tribute of affection! To my love
mid-19th century
12
St. John Ambulance Association
Triangular bandage, printed with illustrations of bandage use
approximately 1920
13
A heart that boasts a tender flame, sincere and constant too
mid-19th century
14
Valentine card
mid-19th century
15
Whitbread and Company
The Harrow, Wateringbury
[between 1949 and 1955]
16
A lady's ticket for the anniversary sermon of the Small Pox Hospital
[1752]
17
Valentine card
mid-19th century
18
This small tribute, dearest, take keep it for thy lovers sake ..
mid-19th century
19
Sansom, Francis, active 1784–1799
Pigmy revels, or, All alive at Lilliput
1800-1801
20
London & North Western Railway
[1897?]
21
R. M
The Mars and the L'Hercule, April 21, 1798
1799
22
[Three-dimensional cut-paper album card]
[approximately 1890]
23
Boys Clothing House (London, England)
The Boys Clothing House, A.B. Joseph & Co.
[approximately 1864?]
24
Rawlings, James, active 1862
Rawlings' patent boot and shoe cleaning machine
1862?
25
Many happy returns of the day
[approximately 1880]
26
Constant as the sun in heaven above, this heart that thou has won will be to see in love
mid-19th century
27
Crane, Walter, 1845–1915
The Graphic
[1876?]
28
I would these flowers had lips to tell that I do love thee true and well
mid-19th century
29
Mills, W. C.
The bible wheel
[1881?]
30
May mutual loves count us blest
mid-19th century
31
I wait a return of thy love
mid-19th century
32
Dearest name the happy time, that I in truth may call you mine
mid-19th century
33
In affectionate remembance of Euphemia Froude, who died October 29th, 1897
1897
34
A love, pure and ardent to thee I declare ..
mid-19th century
35
Oh speed fair sun! Thy face divine and bring my love to me
mid-19th century
36
Basebé, Charles Jones, approximately 1818–1880
The cabinet
[1841?]
37
T'is happiness we have in view, and mine is in possessing you
mid-19th century
38
Rawstorne, John, 1761?-1832
Rawstorne, architect, Birmingham
approximately 1800
39
When the hearts feeling burns with concealing, oh, what an anguish silent to languish
mid-19th century
40
Twelve prints of sea engagements
[between 1771 and 1785]
41
Souvenir greeting card
[approximately 1890]
42
We must be united!
mid-19th century
43
Visit of Her Most Gracious Majesty The Queen to the City of Liverpool
1886
44
Alken, Henry Thomas, 1784–1851
The Funeral procession of Arthur, Duke of Wellington
[1853]
45
[Silver metallic cut paper album card]
[approximately 1880]
46
Clark, John Heaviside, approximately 1770–1863
Myriorama
[1824]
47
Parkinson, W. (William), 1871–1927
Westminster Abbey fund
1920
48
The grand historical picture of the storming of Seringapatam by the British troops and their allies, May 4th, 1799 : painted by Robert Ker Porter
[1800?]
49
Happy may they birthday be
[1880?]
50
To be seen alive!
[1824?]
51
The gift receive the deed approved ..
mid-19th century
52
J. R. Jaffray & Son (Firm : New York)
The prize embroidery from the World Fair, 1851 will be exhibited from 1st, February to 1st, May 1852 : Messrs. J. R. Jaffray & Sons, 73, Broadway, New York
1851
53
What gives us comfort in this world of woe? ..
mid-19th century
54
In loving memory of George Bye
1895
55
Love has triumphed
mid-19th century
56
[Folded sheet of stationery with engraved satirical vignette at top]
Octr 11, [18]51
57
Nicklin & Son (Birmingham, England)
Nicklin & Son
[approximately 1817]
58
I am thine love
mid-19th century
59
Nattes, John Claude, 1765?-1822
Monsieur Nattes, no. 41, Charles Street, Westminster
[approximately 1781?]
60
In loving memory of Frederick Charles
1911
61
Angelo, Henry, 1780–1852
Angelo's infantry sword exercise
Octr. 1, 1816
62
Constable & Company (Firm : London, England)
Constable & Compy
[approximately 1850]
63
My heart is where thou art!
mid-19th century
64
Music is the voice of love. My love for thee is pure and ardent
mid-19th century
65
T. Daft & Son (Birmingham, England)
T. Daft & Son, manufacturers of metallic hot-houses and every description of horticultural buildings
approximately 1850
66
A tribute to beautiful love!
1844
67
By penning these misc lines, to prove a pledge of my unceasing love ..
mid-19th century
68
Lawrence & Co. (London, England)
Lawrence & Co.'s cheap clothing establishment
[not before 1882]
69
To be disposed of
[approximately 1850]
70
Remember me
1881
71
How sweet upon the features of the one we hold most dear ..
mid-19th century
72
Can you keep a secret? If so open this
mid-19th century
73
To my pretty Valentine!
mid-19th century
74
Cupid'a ariel ship
mid-19th century
75
Daveluy, Édouard, 1812–1894
Henry Halvoet & Cie.
[approximately 1840]
76
May Christmas bring you many joys, many gift & many toys
[1882]
77
I would these flowers had lips to tell that I do love thee true and well
mid-19th century
78
Will you share these with me?
mid-19th century
79
In loving and affectionate remembrance of George Gordon Duffield
1898
80
Thou are all I wish
mid-19th century
81
Thou art my life, my love my heart. Thou art the world. And if thy will show .... I'll do it or die for thee
mid-19th century
82
To her I love
mid-19th century
83
If truest love can gain respect I may a mutual love expect ..
mid-19th century
84
Coronation of Her Majesty
[1838]
85
Burkitt & Hudson
Burkitt & Hudson
[not after 1818]
86
I live for thee only
mid-19th century
87
Happy is her most truly so for whom you heart does beat
mid-19th century
88
A chicken
[approximately 1860]
89
William Stevenson Owen, judge
between 1884 and 1909
90
A token of faithful love! To my dearest Valentine!
mid-19th century
91
Oh! Woe is me. My tender heart is pierced with cupid's fatal dart ..
mid-19th century
92
I will love thee ever dearly
mid-19th century
93
White, Gwen, 1901–1986
A book token
[approximately 1936]
94
The beauteous flower which now I see, a simple tale doth tell ..
mid-19th century
95
[Portraits of the winning horses of the Great St. Leger Stakes at Doncaster