Charles E Collection

Capitals of the British Empire, 1937. Artist: Charles E Turner
Capitals of the British Empire, 1937. Chief cities and seats of government in Australia, Canada, South Africa, Newfoundland, Northern Ireland, and the Irish Free State

Charles E. Courtney, (an oarsman), between 1865 and 1880. Creator: Unknown
Courtney, Chas. E. (an oarsman), between 1865 and 1880. [Sportsman, rower and rowing coach]

Medal with portrait of US president Theodore Roosevelt, 1907. Creator: Morgan
Medal with portrait of US president Theodore Roosevelt, 1907. Commemorating the departure of the United States Atlantic Fleet on a cruise around the World

General view of banquet hall, decorated by banners and pictures of Stalin and Roosevelt, In the centre are Ge. Courtney Hodges, Commanding General 1st U.S

RAF personnel learning to use a dinghy, 1941. Creator: Charles Brown
RAF personnel learning to use a dinghy, 1941. Airmen at training school during the Second World War: Getting into and out of a rubber dinghy is a difficult job until the process has been practised

Silhouettes of military aircraft... at an RAF training school during the Second World War, 1941
Silhouettes of military aircraft painted on the ceiling at an RAF training school during the Second World War, 1941. Aircraft identification training enabled personnel to recognise the different

RAF personnel receiving aero-engine instruction, 1941. Creator: Charles Brown
RAF personnel receiving aero-engine instruction, 1941. Airmen at training school during the Second World War: Knowledge of the working and construction of the engine

RAF personnel learning about weapons, 1941. Creator: Charles Brown
RAF personnel learning about weapons, 1941. Airmen at training school during the Second World War: An armaments lecture is here shown in progress

RAF personnel learning to fire guns during the Second World War, 1941. Creator: Charles Brown
RAF personnel learning to fire guns during the Second World War, 1941. Clay pigeon shooting was found in the war of 1914-18 to be a great help in the training of air gunners

RAF pilot learning to fly during the Second World War, 1941. Creator: Charles Brown
RAF pilot learning to fly during the Second World War, 1941. Flying lesson in a de Havilland Tiger Moth biplane at the Elementary Flying Training School

Airman using a parachute during the Second World War, 1941. Creator: Charles Brown
Airman using a parachute during the Second World War, 1941. The " free" parachute type is standardised in the R.A.F. and with it parachutist jumps with the pack attached

Pay-day Marks-off Life in the Royal Air Force at Regular Intervals, 1941. Creator: Charles Brown
Pay-day Marks-off Life in the Royal Air Force at Regular Intervals, 1941. British airmen being paid during the Second World War

Revolver practice at the Elementary Flying Training School, 1941. Creator: Charles Brown
Revolver practice at the Elementary Flying Training School, 1941. RAF personnel learning to fire guns during the Second World War

RAF personnel learning to identify aircraft during the Second World War, 1941. Creator
RAF personnel learning to identify aircraft during the Second World War, 1941. Instructor and pupils at an Initial Training Wing using models

Airman learning navigation during the Second World War, 1941. Creator: Charles Brown
Airman learning navigation during the Second World War, 1941. A Royal Air Force volunteer, who comes from the United States of America, is seen taking an observation with the Mark IX sextant

RAF personnel learning navigation during the Second World War, 1941. Creator: Charles Brown
RAF personnel learning navigation during the Second World War, 1941. Navigation is one of the subjects which follow the pupil from the earliest moment right through to the most advanced stages of his

RAF personnel learning to fly in a flight simulator during the Second World War, 1941. The Link trainer enables the motions of controlling an aeroplane, and even of tlying it on a course

Control desk at an RAF flight training school, 1941. Creator: Charles Brown
Control desk at an RAF flight training school, 1941. The Link trainer can record and interpret his pupils control movements as they learn to fly on a flight simulator during the Second World War

Training in telecommunications, 1941. Creator: Charles Brown
Training in telecommunications, 1941. British RAF personnel in the classroom during the Second World War: Class work...in properly equipped rooms

Sheep on the way to the Wilton Sheep Fair, Wilton, Wiltshire, 1924-1926. Artist: Charles E Brown
Sheep on the way to the Wilton Sheep Fair, Wilton, Wiltshire, 1924-1926. A print from Hutchinsons Britain Beautiful, edited by Walter Hutchinson, volume I, 1924-1926

Festival of the Holy Blood of Christ, Bruges, Belgium, 1936. Artist: Charles E Brown
Festival of the Holy Blood of Christ, Bruges, Belgium, 1936. From Peoples of the World in Pictures, edited by Harold Wheeler, published by Odhams Press Ltd (London, 1936)

man long muttonchops standing holding white hat
man with long muttonchops, standing, holding a white hat; Charles E. Crouse (American, active 1870s); 1870-1875; Albumen silver print

Benjamin Franklin opening first subscription library in Philadelphia, Mills, Charles E, Franklin, Benjamin, 1706-1790, Library Company of Philadelphia, Libraries, Reading, Interiors, United States

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"Charles E: Capturing the Essence of British Empire, Heroes, and Warfare" Step back in time to 1937, when Charles E Turner's artistic prowess brought to life the Capitals of the British Empire. With meticulous detail, he depicted the grandeur and power that once emanated from these cities. Intriguingly, another Charles E emerges from history between 1865 and 1880 – Charles E. Courtney. Though his creator remains unknown, this enigmatic figure was an oarsman whose achievements were undoubtedly remarkable. Fast forward to 1907, where a medal adorned with Theodore Roosevelt's portrait showcases Morgan's craftsmanship. A tribute to a US president who left an indelible mark on American history. The year c. 1883 introduces us to "Heroes of the colored race, " immortalized through a colored engraving. This powerful depiction pays homage to individuals who defied societal barriers and emerged as beacons of inspiration for generations to come. As World War II rages on in 1941, we witness RAF personnel honing their skills under Charles Brown's watchful eye. From learning how to use dinghies for survival at sea or mastering intricate aero-engine techniques – every aspect is captured by Brown's lens. Weapons training becomes paramount during wartime; hence RAF personnel are seen diligently acquiring knowledge about firearms under Charles Brown's guidance. These brave men prepare themselves for battle with unwavering determination etched across their faces. But it is not just warfare that fills our narrative; we also glimpse into the world of aviation as aspiring RAF pilots take flight lessons during this tumultuous era. Their dreams soar high amidst chaos and uncertainty. Amidst all this turmoil lies an image that symbolizes hope – an airman gracefully descending from above using a parachute designed for survival during World War II. In this moment frozen in time by Charles Brown’s camera lens, bravery takes center stage as this airman defies gravity and embraces the unknown.