[David and Countess Lloyd George walking in Llanystumdwy]
- PZ7890/392.
- Item
- [ca.1945].
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
Close up view of David & Countess Lloyd George walking in Llanystumdwy, their backs to the camera.
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[David and Countess Lloyd George walking in Llanystumdwy]
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
Close up view of David & Countess Lloyd George walking in Llanystumdwy, their backs to the camera.
[David and Countess Lloyd George on the bridge at Llanystumdwy]
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
David & Countess Lloyd George on the bridge at Llanystumdwy, photographed from the riverbank downstream. The Lloyd George's are barely visible.
[David and Countess Lloyd George in Llanystumdwy]
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
David & Countess Lloyd George taking a walk in Llanystumdwy. Their backs are to the camera.
[David Lloyd George and Countess Lloyd George on the bridge at Llanystumdwy]
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
An inforal portrait of David Lloyd George and Countess Lloyd George standing on the bridge at Llanystumdwy.
[A man in tropical whites photographing Lloyd George]
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
A man in tropical whites with his back to the photographer photographing Lloyd George on the deck of a ship.
[Richard Lloyd George aboard Andalucia]
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
Richard Lloyd George playing with the engine order telegraph on the deck of 'Andalucia', January 1928.
[View from the deck of a ship]
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
Looking towards the stern along the starboard side of a ship. In the distance can be seen another steamer proceeding in the opposite direction.
[Unidentified coastal scenery]
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
A coastal settlement in front of what appears to be a small volcanic cone or plug. The settlement appears to be on a raised beach some metres above the waves suggesting an area of geological uplift.
[Steamers at anchor at an unknown port]
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
Three steamers moored off an unidentified port. Behind the port is a distinctive hill. Believed to be the same place as AJS342.
[David, Margaret and Megan Lloyd George with a ships captain]
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
David, Margaret & Megan Lloyd George on the deck of a ship with the ships captain. Unfortunately the photographer has failed to get the heads of the sitters (except for Megan) in the frame.
[Departing from a port of call]
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
Photo taken along the port side looking towards the stern of Avelona or Andalucia as it departs from a port. The landmass is characterised by a scattered settlement pattern and steep, perhaps volcanic hills. Possibly Funchal, Madeira.
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
Praça do Comércio in which stands a statue of Dom Jose I on horseback. This is mounted on a highly ornamental plinth. Behind the statue is an ornate arched gateway flanked by public buildings. On top of the arch, Glory stands 23 feet high and holds laurels over Valor and Genius. The inscription reads: VIRTUTIBUS MAIORUM UT SIT OMNIBUS DOCUMENTO. P.P.D.
[David Lloyd George aboard a launch]
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
David Lloyd George and others aboard a launch. David Lloyd George is very close to the camera and out of focus. A tug can be seen in the background, also a policeman or other uniformed official. Location unknown.
[David Lloyd George playing quoits]
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
David Lloyd George playing quoits on the deck of a ship. Megan is watching. Both have their backs to the camera.
[David Lloyd George playing quoits]
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
David Lloyd George playing quoits, image very underexposed, D Ll G in the middle distance.
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
An elderly lady, possibly Margaret Lloyd George, snoozing in a reclining chair on the deck of a ship. She is wearing a fur-trimmed coat and a hat.
[Three masted schooner heading for port]
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
A three masted schooner with a pilot boat in attendance heading for port. The landscape beyond is suggestive of Britain rather than any of the other ports of call on Lloyd George's trip to Brazil.
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
A moderately rough sea photographed from a ship. The image is spoiled by drying marks on the original negative.
[Headland photographed from the sea]
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
Unidentified headland photographed from the sea.
[David, Margaret and Megan Lloyd George sitting in wicker chairs, location unknown]
Part of A J Sylvester Collection
David, Margaret & Megan Lloyd George sitting in wicker chairs, location unknown. Behind them is a rock face. Unfortunately it is only the rock face that is in focus.