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The Lloyd George entourage sitting outside in hotel / restaurant grounds.

Members of the Lloyd George entourage sitting on a low wall, laughing and smiling. There is a lake behind them.

David and Margaret Lloyd George relaxing with others in a hotel garden.

L-R A bespectacled middle aged gent, lady in two piece suit, young lady in fur trimmed coat, gent in dark suit and hat photographed on the deck of a ship.Very similar to PZ7890/4.

David Lloyd George pointing at the horizon in the company of Gwilym Lloyd George and Inspector Pavey. Pavey is looking through binoculars. All have their backs to the camera.

Lloyd George in oratorical mode in the company of Mrs Sylvester, Margaret and Megan Lloyd George.

The three cars in the entourage parked at the side of the road, Inspector Pavey is milling around.

An aeroplane on the ground at an unknown aerodrome. The plane is seen from a distance but is very similar to a Dornier Do-X seaplane. The Do-X was financed by the German Transport Ministry and built in a specially designed plant at Altenrhein, on the Swiss portion of Lake Constance, in order to circumvent the Treaty of Versailles which forbade any aircraft exceeding set speed and range limits to be built in Germany after World War I. The plane was completed in 1929. In his diary A J Sylvester writes that the Lloyd George entourage witnessed it taking off on a trial flight on Sept 4th 1929.

Looking down into a cultivated valley far below, location unknown

Lloyd George and others walking along a street in Freudenstadt. Taken shortly before photos PZ7890/50 & 52. A similar photo to AJS050 appears in the Daily Express of Sept 5th 1929.

Gwilym Lloyd George consults a map, David, Edna & Megan Lloyd George along with Mrs Sylvester are looking into the distance. All are standing on a road.

David Lloyd George and others walking along a street in Freudenstadt. Sequentially this photo was taken prior to PZ7890/50 but after PZ7890/54. A sign behind them reads 'Eier/Butter Kase.' A similar photo to AJS050 appears in the Daily Express of Sept 5th 1929.

Four delegates at the Spa Conference seated on steps outdoors. Three are in military uniform. The fourth is Japanese and dressed in a suit and tie. The central figure is holding a cat. The photo has a Belgian stamp in the lower left hand corner postmarked 12/VII/1920 with a special handstamp. The circular handstamp reads "Conference Diplomatique Diplomatische Conference." This suggests the image originates from a postcard.

David Lloyd George and four others seated at a table. The man in the centre of the photo may be H H Asquith.

David Lloyd George photographed outdoors with an unidentified middle-aged man in a long coat. Both are standing. Quality of the photo suggests it has been copied from a book or magazine.

A flat, almost featureless plain with a village centre right. Reminiscent of the Picardy landscape this is possibly the site of a WW1 battle.

A sapling, possibly one of the apple trees planted at Ty Newydd.

A sapling, seemingly newly planted in a field with others. Possibly at Ty Newydd.

Soft fruit trees, probably at Churt.

A row of what appear to be blackcurrant bushes. Probably at Churt.