Malcom Collection

Farmer and team of working horses plough a field
A team of two heavy horses plough a field, watched by a large crow and a pet springer spaniel. Watercolour painting by Malcom Greensmith Date: circa 1980

MALCOLM X (1925-1965). Born Malcolm Little. American religious and political leader. Photographed while giving a speech at a rally in Harlem, New York City, c1963

Born Malcolm Little. American religious and political leader. Photographed while giving a speech at a rally in Harlem
MALCOLM X (1925-1965). Born Malcolm Little. American religious and political leader. Photographed while giving a speech at a rally in Harlem, New York City, c1963

JOHN MALCOM (d. 1788). The unpopular Commissioner of Customs in Boston, Massachusetts, is hung out his window by an angry mob on 25 January 1774. Line engraving, c1784

R. Malcom, Saddler, Toronto, Canada

Malcom Campbells famous Blue Bird
Photograph of Malcolm Campbells famous Blue Bird. This was the first Blue Bird, and was less successful than the larger second one

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Amidst the rhythmic clatter of hooves and the earthy scent of turning soil, Malcolm, the humble farmer, guides his team of working horses in plowing a field. A stark contrast to the historical figures who bear the same name, Malcolm X, the influential American religious and political leader, once captivated audiences with his impassioned speeches in Harlem. In another era, Sarah Malcolm, a woman of 18th-century England, was known for her skills as a saddler. Meanwhile, John Malcolm, a Commissioner of Customs in Boston during the American Revolution, faced an untimely end at the hands of an angry mob. R. Malcolm, a saddler from Toronto, continues the legacy of craftsmanship, while Malcolm Campbell's famous Blue Bird leaves a trail of dust on the racetrack. The name 'Malcolm' weaves through history, a testament to the diverse tapestry of human experience.