Said Collection

RMSP Cardiganshire Leaving Port Said, Homeward (1915). Shoesmith, Kenneth Denton 1890 - 1939. Date: 1915

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Dredger, Port Said, Suez Canal
Vintage 19th century photograph: dredger, Port Said, Suez Canal

Ship tied at dock, wharf, Suez Canal, Port Said
Vintage 19th century photograph: ship tied at dock, wharf, Suez Canal, Port Said

Port Said, Suez Canal, Egypt
Vintage 19th century photograph: Port Said, Suez Canal, Egypt

Hotel Pagnon, Port Said, Suez Canal, Egypt
Vintage 19th century photograph: waterfront view, hotel Pagnon, Port Said, Suez Canal, Egypt

Ships at Port Said, Suez Canal
Vintage 19th century photograph: ships at Port Said, Suez Canal

Lighthouse Port Said, Egypt, Suez Canal
Vintage 19th century photograph: lighthouse Port Said, Egypt, Suez Canal

c. 1890s Egypt - Avenue de Lesseps in Port Said
c.1890s Egypt - Avenue de Lesseps in Port Said

"Pard, theres thousands of dollars here, "said Injun Joe (litho)
5224926 " Pard, theres thousands of dollars here, " said Injun Joe (litho) by Brehm, Worth (1883-1928); Private Collection; (add.info.: " Pard, theres thousands of dollars here)

Was picking up and gathering some sticks in the said forrest (litho)
5224722 Was picking up and gathering some sticks in the said forrest (litho) by Robinson, William Heath (1872-1944); Private Collection; (add.info)

Westland Whirlwind evacuates a wounded Egyptian - Port Said
A Westland Whirlwind evacuates a wounded Egyptian from Port Said on 8 November 1956. Date: 1956

Coronation King Abdullah Amman Emir Abdul Illah
Coronation of King Abdullah in Amman. King Abdullah, Emir Abdul Illah, (Regent of Iraq), Emir Naif, (King Abdullahs youngest son) and Nuri Pasha Said, Iraqi ambassador at large. 1946, Jordan, Amman

Egyptian views Port Said Arrival Turkish transport
Egyptian views Port Said. Arrival of a Turkish transport 1900, Egypt, Port Said

Sayyid Barghash Bin Said Al-Busaid, 1837 To 1888. Second Sultan Of Zanzibar, East Africa. From The Worlds Inhabitants By G.T. Bettany Published 1888

IRAQ: PARLIAMENT, 1942. Regent of Iraq, Prince Abd al-Ilah, at the opening of the Iraq Parliament. Behind him is Prime Minister General Nuri as-Said

MOHAMMED ALIM KHAN (1880-1944). Last emir of Bukhara, 1911-1920. Photograph by Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii, 1911

Street scene, Port Said, Egypt, circa 1880s. Date: circa 1880s

Waterfront view at Port Said, Egypt, circa 1890. Date: circa 1890

Shipping wharves, probably Port Said, Egypt, circa 1890. Date: circa 1890

Bargash bin Said (1837-1888). Colored engraving
Bargash bin Said (1837-1888). Sultan of Zanzibar. Engraving of The Illustrated World, 1883. Colored

Egypt. Isthmus of Suez. Blessing of the Suez Canal in Port Said. Colored engraving from 1870

Egypt - The Breakwater, Port Said
The Breakwater, Port Said, Egypt. Showing the Casino Palace Hotel Date: 1927

Portrait Woman Said Emily Bertie Pott died 1782
Artokoloro

ABDULLAH I (1882-1951). Abdullah I bin al-Hussein, King of Jordan, 1946-1951. The coronation of King Abdullah I in Amman, Jordan

The Tower of Said: Desert Landscape with Figures. Bough, Sam 1822 - 1878

Portrait of Eva Vliegen, Andries Jacobsz. Stock, Balthasar Flessiers, 1614

The French Occupation of Tunis, 1881: the Village of Saudi Bou Said, Showing The
The French Occupation of Tunis, 1881: the Village of Saudi Bou Said, Showing the Site of Ancient Carthage

Seyyid Bargash Bin Said Sovereign of Zanzibar, 1875

Off to the Moors, Uk 1873, Waiting for a Shot, Said to be most Exciting
Off to the Moors, UK 1873, Waiting for a Shot, Said to be most Exciting

An Indiaman and a Two Decker Hove to, Said to be Thomas Dumar, Esq. in H.M. Ship Portland Delivering the Leeward Island Convoy, in 1776 Inscribed on floating plank of wood

SAYYID ALI BIN HAMUD (1884-1918). Eighth Sultan of Zanzibar, 1902-1911. Seated on his throne, c1907

SULTAN OF ZANZIBAR. Barghash bin Said of Zanzibar (1837-1888). Engraving, English, 1872

Sayyid Sa id / Zanzibar
SAYYID SA ID Sultan of Zanzibar

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"Leaving Port Said, Homeward bound. The RMSP Cardiganshire sets sail blankly, bidding farewell to the bustling port of Suez Canal. As the dredger maneuvers through the waters of Port Said, it clears a path for ships tied at dock along the vibrant wharf. This strategic location in Egypt holds tales of maritime history and trade. Amidst this lively scene, Hotel Pagnon stands tall, offering respite to weary travelers exploring the wonders of Port Said and its connection to the Suez Canal. Ships from all corners of the world find solace in this harbor as they await their turn to navigate through one of mankind's greatest engineering marvels. A beacon guiding sailors home, the lighthouse at Port Said illuminates both land and sea. Its presence serves as a reminder that safety lies ahead on their journey through the Suez Canal. Transporting us back in time to c. 1890s Egypt, Avenue de Lesseps reveals itself as a bustling street filled with life and energy within Port Said's borders. A testament to progress and modernity amidst an ancient landscape. In another realm entirely different from seafaring adventures, Injun Joe utters those infamous words: "Pard, there's thousands of dollars here. " His litho depiction captures a moment shrouded in mystery and intrigue. Meanwhile, deep within said forest lies someone innocently gathering sticks; an ordinary activity taking place against nature's backdrop - untouched by human intervention. The Westland Whirlwind swoops down upon Port Said during times less serene than picturesque landscapes or whispered secrets. It evacuates wounded Egyptians during moments when humanity must rise above conflict and extend compassion towards fellow beings. " Note.