Duff Collection (#4)

Princess Mauds Wedding
MAUD DUFF. Marriage of the daughter of the Duke & Duchess of Fife to Charles Alexander Carnegie, 11th Earl of Southesk in the Guards Chapel, Wellington Barracks

Duff Carnegie Wedding
MAUD DUFF, daughter of the Duke & Duchess of Fife, marrying Charles Alexander Carnegie, 11th Earl of Southesk at the Guards Chapel, Wellington Barracks

R a Duff - Cricketer
Reggie A Duff - Australian Test cricketer shown here hitting an on-drive

Alexander Duff
ALEXANDER DUFF Scottish missionary in India

Birmingham Sinks U-15
The British light cruiser HMS Birmingham, commanded by Captain Arthur Duff, sinks the first German submarine of the war (the U-15)

Lady Alexandra Duff
Lady ALEXANDRA DUFF Duchess of Connaught

Carnegie / Southesk
CHARLES ALEXANDER CARNEGIE 11th EARL of SOUTHESK and his wife, Princess Maud (formerly Duff), daughter of the Duke of Fife and Princess Louise Victoria

Fife / Alexander 6th Earl
ALEXANDER WILLIAM GEORGE DUFF 6th EARL and 1st DUKE of FIFE Husband of Princess Louise Victoria, eldest daughter of Edward VII

Duff / Maud / Postcard
MAUD DUFF Younger daughter of Princess Louise Victoria and Alexander, Duke of Fife - she later married Lord Carnegie

Duff / Alexandra / 1904
ALEXANDRA DUFF daughter of Princess Louise Victoria and the Duke of Fife, with her sister Maud (1893- 1945) and their grandfather, King Edward VII

Fife / Louise Victoria
LOUISE VICTORIA DUCHESS OF FIFE Eldest daughter of Edward VII with her younger daughter Maud (Duff, later Carnegie)

Alexandra / Grand-Dtrs
QUEEN ALEXANDRA with her two granddaughters Alexandra Duff (later Duchess of Connaught) and Maud, daughters of Princess Louise- Victoria, Duchess of Fife

Birmingham Rams U15 1914
HMS Birmingham, commanded by Captain Arthur Duff, ramming the German submarine U15

King Christian IX of Denmark, with his wife, Queen Louise of Hesse-Cassel, daughter Queen Alexandra, her daughter Princess Louise of Wales and her baby, Maud Duff (b. 1893)

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"Duff: A Journey Through British History and Culture" Step back in time to the year 1897, where we find ourselves amidst the grandeur of The Royal Family of Great Britain. This captivating photograph captures their regal presence, reminding us of a bygone era. Transporting us to the enchanting landscapes of Scotland, two Duff Highlanders proudly showcase their heritage at the Braemar Games. Their traditional attire and unwavering spirit embody the rich Scottish traditions that have been passed down through generations. In 1911, Mr C G Assheton-Smith and his loyal companion Cloister take center stage in this intriguing image. The unknown creator skillfully captures their bond, leaving us captivated by their undeniable connection. As winter embraces its icy grip, ice skating becomes a cherished pastime for many. Here we witness individuals gracefully gliding across frozen lakes, embracing both beauty and danger simultaneously. Lady Duff-Gordon's mannequins come alive in this mesmerizing display of fashion artistry. Each gown tells a unique story as Lady Duff-Gordon's creative genius shines through her creations - truly capturing hearts with every stitch. The name "Duff" resurfaces once again as Lady Duff Gordon herself graces our presence multiple times throughout history. Her elegance and sophistication are immortalized in these photographs - an icon who left an indelible mark on British society. Another notable figure emerges from history's pages - Lady Diana Manners portrayed by John Sargent. Her striking beauty is captured effortlessly on canvas, forever preserving her allure for future generations to admire. British silent film "Paddy the Next Best Thing" takes us on a cinematic journey filled with laughter and tears. As it unfolds before our eyes, we become immersed in its storytelling magic - yet another testament to British creativity at its finest. Amidst World War I's turmoil, Hazel Lavery dons a Lucile gown for the Petticoat Lane Tombola.