Ranked Collection

Trooping the Colour - the Queens last ride
Queen Elizabeth II riding at the Trooping the Colour ceremony for the last time in 1986 on her horse Burmese. 1986

The German Chicago, by Mark Twain (litho)
1603573 The German Chicago, by Mark Twain (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The German Chicago, by Mark Twain)

Miss Charlotte Angas Scott, of Girton College (engraving)
1045234 Miss Charlotte Angas Scott, of Girton College (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Miss Charlotte Angas Scott, of Girton College)

1937 Coronation - A Sea of Coronets
Henry, Duke of Gloucester, wearing the coronet of a Prince of the Blood Royalwhich is similar to that of an Heir-apparent but without the arch and orb

Switzerland - Berne. From Schaenzli
Coloured lantern slide of a view across Berne. The city lies on the Swiss plateau in the Canton of Bern, slightly west of the centre of Switzerland and 20 km (12 mi) north of the Bernese Alps

Senior Ranked British Army personages of WWI
Sidelights by Sacr鮠 First Series - published by Constable & Co. Ltd. dated 1918, of Senior Ranked British Army personages

Moses Mendelssohn
MOSES MENDELSSOHN German philosopher - ranked with Socrates, at any rate in the estimation of this artist! Date: 1729 - 1786

Society Wedding
1910: Motor cars ranked up outside the church for the Elphinstone Bowes-Lyon wedding. (Photo by W. G. Phillips/Phillips/Getty Images)

18th century chemical affinity table. Historical chart describing the tendency of different substances to combine with each other

Group of Sumo Wrestlers
A group of burly sumo wrestlers with their oiled hair in top knots & the Yokozuna (highest ranked wrestlers in the sumo hierarchy), at the front

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"Ranking Royalty: Trooping the Colour - The Queen's Last Ride" In a poignant display of tradition and regal splendor, Trooping the Colour marks an end of an era as Her Majesty takes her final ride. As she gracefully waves to her loyal subjects, memories of past spectacles flood our minds. The 1937 Coronation stands out vividly in history, with a sea of coronets adorning heads and hearts filled with anticipation. A litho by Mark Twain captures the essence of "The German Chicago, " transporting us to a time when cultures collided in this vibrant city. Amidst these historical gems lies Miss Charlotte Angas Scott, an engraving that symbolizes women breaking barriers at Girton College. Her determination echoes through generations, inspiring countless others to pursue their dreams fearlessly. Switzerland's Berne offers breathtaking views from Schaenzli, reminding us that nature holds its own rank among man-made wonders. Majestic mountains and serene landscapes beckon explorers to embrace tranquility amidst chaos. Yet it is the Senior Ranked British Army personages who truly embody strength and valor during WWI. Their unwavering dedication serves as a testament to courage under fire and unity in adversity. Moses Mendelssohn's name resonates beyond his time—a philosopher whose ideas ranked high among Enlightenment thinkers. His intellectual contributions continue shaping society today, reminding us that wisdom knows no boundaries or limitations. Returning once more to Horse Guards Parade in London for Trooping the Colour—this iconic event unites tradition with spectacle like no other. The rhythmic hoofbeats echo through time as senior-ranked officers stand tall alongside their trusted steeds—a symbol of loyalty and honor ingrained within British military heritage. As we bid farewell to this remarkable journey through ranks and eras past, let us remember that true greatness lies not only in titles but also in how we leave our mark on history's canvas.