| Actors On Stage in the Role of Her Majesty's Soldiers |
| Unidentified Actress costumed as Britannia (unknown production) c. 1880s |
| Henry Edwards as Major General Stanley The Pirates of Penzance c. 1880s |
| Harry Montague & Ada Dyas The Shaughraun c. 1875 |
| E. H. Sothern as Captain Gregory One of Our Girls c. 1880s |
| Unidentified Actor costumed as Major General Stanley The Pirates of Penzance c. 1880s |
| An enormous inscribed and autographed Cabinet-Style Photograph of British actor C. Hayden Coffin. Cabinet Style Photograph 12 1/2 inches by 7 1/2 inches (32 cm x 19 cm) Alfred Ellis - Photographer 20 Upper Baker Street, London, N.W., England February 3, 1894 |
| Captain Henry Elsdale, Royal Engineers in The Charcoal Burner or, Dropping Well of Knaresborough Album grouping of three carte de visites c. 1878 |
| Harry Montague as Captain Molyneux The Shaughraun 1875 |
| Stereographs |
| "On Furlough" Melodramatic Stereograph c. 1900 |
| Miss Margaret Fraser as Stella D'Aubigny A Runaway Girl c. 1899 |
| Lakmé and Gérald Lakmé c. 1910 |
| "The Soldiers Departure" Melodramatic Stereograph c. 1860 |
| Unidentified Actor costumed as Major General Stanley The Pirates of Penzance c. 1880s |
| Leonid Sobinov as Gérald Lakmé c. 1899 |
| "I am the very model of a modern Major-General. I've information vegetable, animal, and mineral. I know the kings of England, and I quote the fights historical, from Marathon to Waterloo, in order categorical." Major-General Stanley in Gilbert & Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance. |
| William Redmund as Frank Darlington in Youth Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. c. 1883 |
| "Incident at the Rear Window" Comedic Stereograph c. 1850s |
| Ben Webster in A Man of His Word c. 1901 |
| Morris & Cowley as The Chelsea Pensioners 1940 |
| Unidentified Actor in an Undetermined Role c. 1896 |
| Harry Eversfield in an Undetermined Role c. 1890 |
| George Alison in an Undetermined Role c. 1900 |
| Unidentified Actor Reading Letter in an Undetermined Role c. 1900 |
| Private Harry Short 1st (Royal) Dragoons in Costume c. 1905 |
| Allan Aynesworth as Lieutenant-Colonel Miles Anstruther, DSO & Cyril Maude as Major Christopher Bingham The Second in Command c. 1900 |
| Richard Bennett as Captain Rivers His Excellency the Governor c. 1899 |
| Henry Gartside Neville in an Undetermined Role 1896 |
| Unidentified Soldier/Actor Cabinet Photograph c. 1899 |
Clearly based on the illustration by
noted war artist Richard Caton
Woodville titled A Gentleman in
Khaki, this photograph recreates
the drawing which often
accompanied Rudyard Kipling's
Anglo-Boer War poem The Absent-
Minded Beggar.
Woodville's drawing appears to have
been rather faithfully recreated by
photographer H. J. Smith with a the
wounded and bandaged British
soldier defiantly chambering
another round into his Lee-Enfield
rifle in the face of the unseen Boers.
Was Smith's model an actor or real
soldier? I suspect the former
because the man's tunic appears to
be a Norfolk style jacket instead of
a proper khaki service type.
noted war artist Richard Caton
Woodville titled A Gentleman in
Khaki, this photograph recreates
the drawing which often
accompanied Rudyard Kipling's
Anglo-Boer War poem The Absent-
Minded Beggar.
Woodville's drawing appears to have
been rather faithfully recreated by
photographer H. J. Smith with a the
wounded and bandaged British
soldier defiantly chambering
another round into his Lee-Enfield
rifle in the face of the unseen Boers.
Was Smith's model an actor or real
soldier? I suspect the former
because the man's tunic appears to
be a Norfolk style jacket instead of
a proper khaki service type.