Geraldine Collection

Advertisement for Cadburys Golden Key -- male and female models (Barry Trengove and Geraldine Hill) posing. 1959

Advertisement for Ford Anglia cars -- male and female models posing (Geraldine Hill, Susan Ingram and Ossie O Leary). 1959

Little Girl playing with her Sailor Doll, 1888
Illustration showing a little Victorian girl playing with her doll, which was dressed as a sailor. This image was originally entitled Now Geraldine Maude

Blindmans Buff Date: 1916

Hoops Date: 1916

Young boy alone on a playground swing 1939
Photograph showing a young boy on a swing in Geraldine May Harmsworth Park. The park is empty following the evacuation of thousands of children in the first few weeks following the outbreak of war

King Zog I of Albania with family
King Zog I of Albania (1895-1961) was born Ahmet Muhtar Zogolli. He served firstly as prime minister, then as president, and finally as king of Albania

Queen Geraldine of Albania
Queen Geraldine (1915-2002), consort of King Zog I of Albania, in exile. Date: 1939

Geraldine Mcleod 200 Metres 18 July 1993 Date: 18 July 1993

"My Soldier Boy, "at the Criterion Theatre (engraving)
1598340 " My Soldier Boy, " at the Criterion Theatre (engraving) by Cleaver, Ralph (fl.1902); Private Collection; (add.info.: " My Soldier Boy, " at the Criterion Theatre)

Elizabeth Jane, daughter of Sir William Somerville
Portrait of Elizabeth Jane Somerville, daughter of Sir William Somerville, 1st Baron Athlumney. In ringlets and dress decorated with lace and ribbons, she stands playing a piano

Scene from Balfes New Opera of "Geraldine, "at the Princesss Theatre (engraving)
1100705 Scene from Balfes New Opera of " Geraldine, " at the Princesss Theatre (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Portrait of Elizabeth Fitzgerald (c. 1528-89) Countess of Lincoln from
STC146161 Portrait of Elizabeth Fitzgerald (c.1528-89) Countess of Lincoln from Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth after a portrait by Stephen van der Meulen (1632-1690)

The Earl of Surrey Beholding the Fayre Geraldine in the Mirror
658821 The Earl of Surrey Beholding the Fayre Geraldine in the Mirror, 1853 (watercolour heightened with white) by Corbould

Pauline Garcia as Geraldine, and Mr Allen as Edward, in Balfes new opera, Puits D Amour (engraving)
5231111 Pauline Garcia as Geraldine, and Mr Allen as Edward, in Balfes new opera, Puits D Amour (engraving) by English School

Geraldine Ulmar, American singer and actress, 1887. Artist: Ernest Barraud
Geraldine Ulmar, American singer and actress, 1887. A photograph from The Theatre, A Monthly Review, Volume X, July to December, 1887, Carson & Comerford, London, 1887

Young woman modelling on a boat
Young woman (Model - Geraldine Hill) modelling on a boat on the River Thames. 1959

London Life front cover - Geraldine Chaplin at Tonya
Front cover of London Life magazine, 4th/10th December 1965 featuring the actress Geraldine Chaplin (born 1944), daughter of Charlie Chaplin and Oona O Neill

Sketch cover, Lady Michelham as a nurse, WW1
Front cover of The Sketch magazine featuring Lady Michelham, formerly Miss Aimee Geraldine Bradshaw, at the time she was working on an ambulance train given by her husband

Young woman modelling a dress in a garden
Young woman (Model - Geraldine Hill) modelling a dress in a garden. 1959

Advertisement for Elizabeth Arden cosmetics -- two female models posing (Anne Wilkie and Geraldine Hill). 1959

Geraldine of Albania
GERALDINE APPONYI VON NAGY-APPONY Daughter of Hungarian nobleman Count Gyula Apponyi de Nagy- Appony and American Gladys Virginia Stewart. Married King Zog of Albania in 1938

Geraldine Ulmar / 1889
GERALDINE ULMAR Actress Date: 1889

Geraldine Farrar (1882 - 1967), American opera singer who appeared in silent films

Geraldine Oliffe as Mrs Pearce in Pygmalion, 1914
Impression of actress Geraldine Oliffe in the role of Mrs Pearce, housekeeper to Professor Higgins in the George Bernard Shaw play, Pygmalion

Geraldine Hedges, Transport Officer in the Balkans, WW1
Geraldine Hedges, Chief Transport Officer in charge of the motor column for the Elsie Inglis unit of the Scottish Womens Hospital in the Balkans during the First World War

Gerry sliding down the banister
Gerry (Geraldine) sliding down the banister. Date: 1940

Jeek the puppy in Gerrys dream
Jeek the mongrel puppy features in Gerrys dream, and chases the gardener away. Date: 1940

Geraldine World Racers series N32 Allen & Ginter Cigarettes
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New Zealand farm
Autumn colours on a farm in New Zealand

GERALDINE FARRAR (1882-1967). American operatic soprano. In the title role of Carmen. Photograph, c1920

PHONOGRAPH, 1914. American magazine advertisement, 1914, for the Victor Talking Machine Company, featuring opera singer Geraldine Farrar

GERALDINE FARRAR (1882-1967). American soprano and actress. Platinum print by Addie K. Robinson, c1898

GERALDINE FARRAR (1882-1967). American operatic soprano, in the titla role of Sister Angelica, by Giacomo Puccini, c1918

ENRICO CARUSO (1873-1921). Italian tenor singer. Caricature, 1907, by Caruso of a scene from a production of Giacomo Puccinis opera Madama Butterfly

Young woman modelling a suit in a garden
Young woman (Model - Geraldine Hill) modelling a suit in a garden. 1959

Advertisement for Expanded Fittings furniture -- female model (Geraldine Hill) posing. 1959

Advertisement for Van Zijl whisky -- male and female models posing (Geoffrey Jones and Geraldine Hill). 1959

Advertisement for Lifeguard soap -- little girl and adult female models posing (Sandra Palmer and Geraldine Hill). 1959

Democratic presidential campaign button from Walter Mondales 1984 bid for president
MONDALE CAMPAIGN BUTTON. Democratic presidential campaign button from Walter Mondales 1984 bid for president, with Vice Presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro

Geraldine Farrar, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing front. Date c1916

Geraldine Farrar, dressed in costume as Joan of Arc, holding a flag. Date 1916

GERALDINE FARRAR (1882-1967). American operatic soprano. Farrar in the role of Joan of Arc, 1916

GERALDINE FARRAR (1882-1967). American operatic soprano. Farrar in the role of Joan of Arc, 1916

Geraldine Cummins (1890-1968), Irish psychic, noted for her automatic writings

Sheep grazing on downs near Geraldine at the south western end of the Canterbury Plains, Canterbury, South Island, New Zealand, Pacific

Downs and mountains north of Geraldine, southwestern end of the Canterbury Plains, Canterbury, South Island, New Zealand, Pacific

Sheep in fields on the downs, and mountains behind, north of Geraldine, SW Canterbury Plains, South Island, New Zealand, Pacific

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Introducing Geraldine, a name that has stood the test of time and left its mark in various realms. From being featured in iconic advertisements to being associated with historical figures, this captivating name has woven its way into our collective memory. In the world of advertising, Geraldine made her first appearance as the face of Cadbury's Golden Key. With her infectious smile and irresistible charm, she effortlessly enticed viewers to indulge in the delectable sweetness of these golden treats. But Geraldine didn't stop there; she also graced another Cadbury's Golden Key advertisement, reminding us once again why this chocolatey delight was simply irresistible. Moving away from confectionery and onto wheels, Geraldine found herself starring in an advertisement for Ford Anglia cars. Her elegance and sophistication perfectly complemented the sleek design and reliability that Ford Anglia offered to its customers. Stepping back in time, we catch a glimpse of little Geraldine playing with her sailor doll in 1888. Innocence radiates from her eyes as she immerses herself in imaginative playtime - a timeless reminder of childhood joy. Returning to Cadbury's Golden Key yet again, it seems that no one could resist their allure when they had someone like Geraldine endorsing them. Another advertisement featuring our captivating protagonist further solidified the brand's place among chocolate lovers worldwide. Games were not exempt from feeling Geraldine's presence either. In Blindman’s Buff, children laughed and played while blindfolded; perhaps even imagining themselves as young versions of our beloved character during their carefree moments. As hoops twirled around merrily on streets filled with laughter and excitement, it seemed only fitting for Geraldine to make an appearance amidst all this joyous revelry – a symbol of happiness itself. Skipping ropes danced through the air as children chanted rhymes; here too was where we caught sight of our enchanting namesake joining in on the fun. Geraldine effortlessly embodied the spirit of youthful energy and playfulness.