Search site: Advanced search
 
Categories Categories
Antique Prints
Antique Maps
Books
Magazines
Vintage Prints
Modern Art Prints
Local Victoria Artist
Gustave Dore Art Prints


Special Special
Gift certificates
Links



Help Help
Contact us
Privacy statement
Terms of Service & Conditions

Vintage-Views Antique Prints and Maps :: Antique Prints :: Portraits :: DOUGLAS MACKINNON BAILLIE HAMILTON,Antique Portrait

DOUGLAS MACKINNON BAILLIE HAMILTON,Antique Portrait
DOUGLAS MACKINNON BAILLIE HAMILTON,Antique Portrait 
DOUGLAS MACKINNON BAILLIE HAMILTON,Antique Portrait Lithograph,Celebrities of the army

DOUGLAS MACKINNON BAILLIE HAMILTON
LORD DUNDONALD

Approximate Image Size: 7 1/2 X 10 inches Approximate Overall Size: 10 X 14 inches

SHORT BIO: COCHRANE, the family name of the Earldom of Dundonald, created in 1669, is more. “familiar as a household word " in the Navy than in the Army. But the present holder of the title, Douglas Mackinnon Baillie Hamilton, twelfth earl, will leave a pretty clear mark of his own upon the Land Service of his country if he continues in his present groove of action at his present rate of progress. To him real military distinction has not come until middle age-he is less than three years distant from the attainment of his half century-but he is a very warm soldier still, and, given a few further opportunities, may rise to an eminence much more notable than a Colonelcy of Life Guards, in the resplendent uniform of which he is here depicted. Lord Dundonald throughout his regimental career, served with the 2nd Life Guards in every rank from Cornet to Commanding Officer. He entered the regiment in the former capacity in 1870 he relinquished the command in January, 1899. The monotony was broken in 1884-5 when, as Lord Cochrane, he commanded the 2nd Life Guards Detachment of the Soudan Camel Corps in the Nile expedition for the Relief of Gordon. It was he who carried the dispatches to Korti announcing the occupation of Gakdul Wells, and subsequently brought back from Gubat the dispatches announcing the fall of Khartoum. He was present at the actions of Abu Klea and El Gubat, and was in command of transport and baggage of the Desert Column in the march to Metammeh. For his services he received a mention in Dispatches and a brevet Lieutenant-Colonelcy.

VERY GOOD CONDITION. Printed on heavier textured-glossy type paper. The colors are very bright and clean It does have text on reverse side (doesn't show through the heavier textured type paper) which is a BIOGRAPHY relating to the portrait. A great Genealogy collectible item.

I prefer paypal or money orders. Checks accepted from USA or Canada buyers. Delivery time for items can be anywhere from 10-28 days depending on your location. Items will be shipped within 2 business days of payment received. Checks will need time to clear before items are sent.

Details
 
SKU 071728k3-dundonald1.jpg
Quantity in stock 1 item(s) available
Weight 2.00 0
Price: US$24.95

Options
 
Quantity

Add to cart
   


 

 

Your cart Your cart
Cart is empty

View cart
Money Order, Check or PayPal
Orders history


You don't need to register to purchase items. However, registering will keep you informed of specials and your subjects of interest. You don't need to register to purchase items. However, registering will keep you informed of specials and your subjects of interest.
Username

Password

Log in
Register
Recover password

If Javascript is disabled in your browser click here



Copyright © 1998-2008 Vintage-Views Antique Prints and Maps