Motto Collection (page 15)

Daniel Turner (1667-1741) English physician and surgeon. A pioneer in the field of dermatology. Engraving by George Vertue for the frontispiece of Turners Syphilis (London, 1737)

Charons Boat Or The Ghosts Of All The Talents Taking Their Last Voyage, From The Popes Gallery At Rome, A Group Of Naked Whig Politicians, Including Three Grenvilles, Sheridan, St

Monas Hieroglyphica (1564) C015 / 4311
Monas Hieroglyphica (1564), title page. This work consists of 24 theorems by Welsh astrologer John Dee (1527-1608). Written in a mystical state, it revealed esoteric secrets in astronomy, alchemy

Monas hieroglyphica (1591) C017 / 7983
Monas hieroglyphica (1591), title page. This work, originally published in 1564, consists of 24 theorems by Welsh astrologer John Dee (1527-1608)

Antonio Gobio, Italian lawyer
Antonio Gobio, 17th-century Italian lawyer. The name is in Latin form here (Antonius Gobius), and the circular inscription states that he is in his 38th year in 1673

Insurance companies memorial with the Latin motto: Finis Coronat Opus (the end crowns the work). The bas relief sculpture shows modern-day firefighters with water hoses and ladder, fighting a fire

Book-plates showing Edward Heron-Allen crests
The Heron-Allen motto, Diligenter et fidelis (diligently and faithful), is found on book-plates of all his scientific volumes, housed in the Heron-Allen Library at The Natural History Musuem, London

Wolverhampton Poor Law Officers Recreation Club Badge
Wolverhampton Poor Law Officers Recreation Club enamel badge in gold and blue. It bears the Latin motto Tenebris Critur Lux - Darkness will be Light. Date: Date unknown

Dunedin Railway Station

Third President of the United States. Thomas Jeffersons seal, with his motto: Rebellion to Tyrants is Obedience to God
THOMAS JEFFERSON (1743-1826). Third President of the United States. Thomas Jeffersons seal, with his motto: Rebellion to Tyrants is Obedience to God

MAINE: STATE MOTTO. Dirigo (I lead), the state motto of Maine, because Maine once was the only state to hold elections in September. Painting on cloth, mid-19th century

VIRGINIA: MOTTO. Sic semper tyrrannis (thus always to tyrants), the motto of the Commonwealth of Virginia, surrounded by portraits of the states favorite sons

VIRGINIA: CARTOUCHE, 1826. Cartouche symbolizing the Commonwealth of Virginia from Boyds map of Virginia, 1826

POOR RICHARD ILLUSTRATED. Lessons for the young and old on industry, temperance, frugality, &c. by Benjamin Franklin. Engraving by O. Pelton, 1859

WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE. Seal of William and Mary College, established 1693 at Williamsburg, Virginia

POOR RICHARD ILLUSTRATED. Panel from an engraving, c1800, for Benjamin Franklins Poor Richard Illustrated, with the motto Fly Pleasure And It Will Follow You. The Diligent Spinner Has A Large Shift

Nil Desperandum motto on iron gate at Mowbray Gardens, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, England, United Kingdom, Europe

By industry we thrive. Progress our motto!. By industry we thrive. Progress our motto!

Russian soldiers with regimental colour, Salonika, WW1
Russian soldiers with the regimental colour at Salonika (Salonica, Thessaloniki, Greece) during the First World War. The banner is made of white silk, with an embroidered motto saying God is with us

Italian Caproni Ca. 5 bomber plane, WW1
The Italian Caproni Ca.5 heavy bomber plane, used during the First World War and later. It was a three-engine biplane constructed in wood and covered with fabric

Gods Provident House - Chester
Gods Provident House - Watergate Street, Chester. This building is famous for its inscription on the front reading: Gods providence is mine inheritance

London doctors, satirical artwork
The Company of Undertakers (1736), also known as Consultation of Quacks. This satirical artwork was designed and engraved by the English artist William Hogarth (1697-1764)

Workhouse interior, Oliver Twist film, 1948
A workhouse interior from the 1948 film of Oliver Twist, directed by David Lean. A female inmate carries a baby. Behind her are workhouse " coffin beds"

England / Abinger Hammer
The blacksmith whose motto is " By me you know how fast you go" strikes the clock and indicates the historical importance of ironworking to Abinger Hammer in Surrey

Gas Workers
An allegorical representation of two bold young gasworkers, holding the tools of their trade and with the motto Ex fumo lux - " from smoke cometh light"

Christmas scene at the Evelina Childrens Hospital
Christmas comes but once a year -- a scene at the Evelina Childrens Hospital, founded in Southwark, London, in 1869. A sick little girl is visited by her mother and younger sister

Photographers Trade Card
As the sun colours flowers so art colours life so says the motto of Thirlwell & Co artists and photographers of Stockton-on-tees, Guisborough & Spennymoor, England

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"Embracing Heritage, Inspiring Unity: A Motto for the Ages" In a world filled with symbols and words that transcend time, the motto serves as a powerful reminder of our collective history and shared values. From the proud insignia of Her Majesty's Australian Ship (HMAS) Melbourne (21) to the wartime poster echoing Churchill's famous words, these emblems encapsulate the spirit of resilience. Delving further into history, we uncover coats of arms belonging to Hewitt Lord Lifford and Calvert Lord Baltimore from the 18th century. These heraldic designs symbolize nobility and lineage, reminding us of our roots and ancestral pride. Not limited to aristocracy alone, a trades union membership certificate stands as a testament to solidarity among workers. It represents unity in pursuit of fair treatment and better conditions for all. The coat of arms belonging to Cole, Lord Mount Florence reminds us that greatness can be achieved through determination and ambition. This emblem inspires us to reach new heights in our endeavors. Moving across continents, we encounter the Coat of Arms for Marylebone in London—a visual representation of community strength and identity. It reflects how diverse individuals come together under one banner for progress. Amidst global conflicts like World War I, The Central Powers' presence looms large—reminding us that even amidst chaos, courage prevails. Their impact on history teaches valuable lessons about peacekeeping efforts worldwide. The design and motto "Ubique" associated with Royal Artillery exemplify their omnipresence during times both peaceful or tumultuous—an unwavering force protecting nations throughout centuries. Symbolizing royalty is none other than Prince Wales Feathers—a timeless emblem representing honor bestowed upon those who lead with integrity. John Milton Vertue's creation captures an artist's vision intertwined with literature—the fusion between creativity and intellect inspiring generations past while guiding future aspirations towards enlightenment.