Stanley Collection (page 32)

Stanley Searches Lake
Stanleys expedition in search of Livingstone fords a lake

Liv. & Stan. on Rusizi
Livingstone and Stanley on the Rusizi river

Arab Visit / Liv. & Stanley
Livingstone and Stanley are visited by Arabs at Kwirara

Stanley / Zaire Expedition
Zaire Expedition : His boat, the Livingstone, is carried overland

Ed Stanley 3D Earl Derby
Edward Stanley, third earl of DERBY statesman

Derby / 15Th / Sepia E&f Pho
Edward Henry Stanley 15th Earl of Derby Statesman

Halsbury (Full Length)
Hardinge Stanley Giffard, 1st earl of HALSBURY lawyer, Lord Chancellor

Huntley Stanley Exped 90
Stanleys expedition to relieve Emin Pasha, on a Huntley & Palmers biscuit card

James 7 Earl Derby
James Stanley, 7th earl of DERBY statesman

Hm Stanley / Sandringham
HENRY MORTON STANLEY British journalist and explorer, photographed at Sandringham on his return from the Emin Pasha expedition

Hm Stanley / Vfair 1872
HENRY MORTON STANLEY British journalist and explorer, in evening dress

Ap Stanley / Vfair 1872
ARTHUR PENRHYN STANLEY Dean of Westminster

H M Stanley (Card)
HENRY MORTON STANLEY British journalist and traveller in Africa, notably in connection with Livingstone and Emin Pasha. Later becoming a Member of Parliament

Falklands / Port Stanley
Port Stanley: view of the bay

Jockey / Henri Jelliss 20C
Henri Jelliss, jockey, in the colours of Lord Stanley

Jockey / Fred Hunter 20C
Fred Hunter, jockey, in the colours of Mr Stanley Wootton

Hm Stanley / Livingstone T
HENRY MORTON STANLEY traveller in Africa

Stanley in Danger / Congo
Travelling in the Congo, Stanley is attacked by natives who threaten him with spears, so of course he shoots them

Deventer Betrayed
Sir William Stanley, English advanturer and governor of Deventer, betrays the town to the Spanish and thereafter enters their service

Disraeli / Crisis (2 of 4)
BENJAMIN DISRAELI Mr. Disraeli on hearing that Lord Stanley had gone a second time to the Palace following the Ministerial Crisis of 1851

George Stanley Strange
GEORGE STANLEY lord STRANGE soldier and statesman

Stanleys Expedition / Iln
Henry Morton Stanley in search of Livingstone

Livingstone Found
Dr Livingstone is found by H M Stanley at Ujiji - Dr Livingstone, I presume ?

Livingstone Found / Hornet
Stanley finds Livingstone - a somewhat disrespectful depiction of the momentous occasion by a caricaturist who suspected media hype

Stanleys Steamers
EMIN PASHA RELIEF EXPEDITION steamers Stanley & A.I.A on Aruwhimi near Yambuya camp

Stanley / Cannibals
Emin Pasha relief expedition in fight with Avisibba cannibals

14th Earl of Derby / Mote
EDWARD STANLEY 14TH EARL OF DERBY British Statesman and Prime Minister three times: Tory (1852, 1858-59 & 1866-68)

Sir Arthur Eddington
SIR ARTHUR STANLEY EDDINGTON British Astronomer

Stanley Baldwin Library
The English politician Stanley Baldwin reading in his library

Hm Stanley / Poster
Henry Morton Stanley Explorer

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"Stanley: A Journey Through Time and Comedy" Step into the world of Stanley, where laughter and adventure await. Just like Laurel and Hardy, this enigmatic figure embodies the spirit of classic comedy. From their iconic films like "Flying Deuces" in 1939 to the timeless charm captured in a publicity still from "Big Business" in 1929, Stanley's presence is undeniable. But there's more to Stanley than just his comedic genius. Delve deeper into his story as we explore maps that trace the travels of explorers across Africa, reminding us that he too embarked on a journey filled with unknown territories and unexpected encounters. Intriguingly, we stumble upon an image of HMS Minerva at Stanley harbour, hinting at perhaps another side to our protagonist - one intertwined with maritime adventures or naval connections. As we continue our exploration, we find ourselves transported to Walton Heath Golf Club in 1932. Could it be that Stanley had a passion for golf? Or did he simply enjoy observing others engage in this gentlemanly sport? And then there are Stephen Ward's sketches of celebrities from 1960; do they hold any connection to our mysterious subject? Were these famous faces part of Stanley's circle or merely inspiration for his own artistic endeavors? The map illustrating African travels reappears once again – a reminder that while comedy may have been his calling card, there were other facets waiting to be discovered within him. Surprisingly juxtaposed against all these clues is an intriguing photograph by Stanley Morrow capturing the Little Bighorn Monument. Does this signify an interest in history or perhaps even involvement in significant events beyond what meets the eye? Finally, we encounter yet another notable figure named Stanley Baldwin – could this be a mere coincidence or does it offer insight into our protagonist's identity? The first Earl Baldwin of Bewdley leaves us wondering about potential connections between them. With each piece falling into place, the enigma deepens.