British gold coast hi-res stock photography and images

Gold Coast Building, British Empire Exhibition, Wembley Stock Photo

RMDRFKMD–Gold Coast Building, British Empire Exhibition, Wembley

WEST AFRICA. British Cameroons & Togoland mandates. Gold Coast Nigeria 1947 map Stock Photo

RFTCW7M6–WEST AFRICA. British Cameroons & Togoland mandates. Gold Coast Nigeria 1947 map

Map from 1896 of the British Gold Coast Colony (today Ghana). Stock Photo

RM2MM5FP0–Map from 1896 of the British Gold Coast Colony (today Ghana).

Full cutout of a Cannon of British Gold Coast, today Ghana. Used by colonial powers against the native people of Africa, West Stock Photo

RFG20TKX–Full cutout of a Cannon of British Gold Coast, today Ghana. Used by colonial powers against the native people of Africa, West

The British Army entering Coomassie, Third Anglo-Ashanti War, 1873 Stock Photo

RM2EFEP7F–The British Army entering Coomassie, Third Anglo-Ashanti War, 1873

March of Ashanti Warriors, Third Anglo-Ashanti War, First Ashanti Expedition, 1873-1874 Stock Photo

RMKG7T92–March of Ashanti Warriors, Third Anglo-Ashanti War, First Ashanti Expedition, 1873-1874

1946. RAF officers relaxing in the garden of the officers' mess at Accra Airport, Ghana / The Gold Coast. Stock Photo

RF2H9DGRY–1946. RAF officers relaxing in the garden of the officers' mess at Accra Airport, Ghana / The Gold Coast.

One of a series of posters for the British Empire Exhibition, Wembley, London, April-October 1924 featuring the Gold Coast. 27 million people visited the exhibition. Stock Photo

RM2M47DKR–One of a series of posters for the British Empire Exhibition, Wembley, London, April-October 1924 featuring the Gold Coast. 27 million people visited the exhibition.

Satirical British view of how the Ashanti will live after English occupation, 1890s. Hand-colored halftone of an illustration Stock Photo

RMBN5BCC–Satirical British view of how the Ashanti will live after English occupation, 1890s. Hand-colored halftone of an illustration

Ancient Greek 'Palace Age' Minoan Gold Diadems. Circa 1850-1550 BC. From the Aegina treasures held at the British Museum, London. Originally from Aegina, off the south coast of Greece. Stock Photo

RMD96F2B–Ancient Greek 'Palace Age' Minoan Gold Diadems. Circa 1850-1550 BC. From the Aegina treasures held at the British Museum, London. Originally from Aegina, off the south coast of Greece.

Wales' Lewis Oliva with his silver medal in the Men's Keirin Finals alongside British cyclist Ciara Horne (left) at the Anna Meares Velodrome during day two of the 2018 Commonwealth Games in the Gold Coast, Australia. Stock Photo

RMMB34PF–Wales' Lewis Oliva with his silver medal in the Men's Keirin Finals alongside British cyclist Ciara Horne (left) at the Anna Meares Velodrome during day two of the 2018 Commonwealth Games in the Gold Coast, Australia.

family by gold tent in alpine, Whistler, British Columbia, Canada. Stock Photo

RMARNNMP–family by gold tent in alpine, Whistler, British Columbia, Canada.

Ghana / Netherlands: Jan Pranger (1700 - 13 April 1773), the Dutch Director-General of the Gold Coast (r. 1730-1734), Oil on canvas painting by Frans van der Mijn (1719 - 20 August 1783), 1742. The Gold Coast of West Africa was captured from the Portuguese by the Dutch West India Company (GWC) in 1637, and was used as a port for trading gold, as well as for its fleets’ long voyages to Asia where the Netherlands controlled majority stakes in the spice trade, and to the Americas where the GWC shipped slaves. The Gold Coast remained in Dutch hands until 1872-1874 when the British took over. Stock Photo

RM2X5DCXJ–Ghana / Netherlands: Jan Pranger (1700 - 13 April 1773), the Dutch Director-General of the Gold Coast (r. 1730-1734), Oil on canvas painting by Frans van der Mijn (1719 - 20 August 1783), 1742. The Gold Coast of West Africa was captured from the Portuguese by the Dutch West India Company (GWC) in 1637, and was used as a port for trading gold, as well as for its fleets’ long voyages to Asia where the Netherlands controlled majority stakes in the spice trade, and to the Americas where the GWC shipped slaves. The Gold Coast remained in Dutch hands until 1872-1874 when the British took over.

Apr. 04, 1954 - Africa starts a new town and port: The Gold Coast, African colony which is moving rapidly toward self-government with British cooperation, has begun the most ambitious construction project in its history the building of a completely new town of 80,000 people and a harbor. The town, to be called Tema, will be divided into seven self-contained communities, each with its own schools, market, churches and recreational facilities. Photo shows left: The Prime Minister of the Gold Coast, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, cuts the first turf at the inauguration of the town. With him are Dr. I.B Stock Photo

RME0M9J4–Apr. 04, 1954 - Africa starts a new town and port: The Gold Coast, African colony which is moving rapidly toward self-government with British cooperation, has begun the most ambitious construction project in its history the building of a completely new town of 80,000 people and a harbor. The town, to be called Tema, will be divided into seven self-contained communities, each with its own schools, market, churches and recreational facilities. Photo shows left: The Prime Minister of the Gold Coast, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, cuts the first turf at the inauguration of the town. With him are Dr. I.B

The Omanhin Of Insuain, A Chief From The Eastern Hinderland Of The Gold Coast [Ghana] Colony From the Book ' Britain across the seas : Africa : a history and description of the British Empire in Africa ' by Johnston, Harry Hamilton, Sir, 1858-1927 Published in 1910 in London by National Society's Depository Stock Photo

RM2FK82T0–The Omanhin Of Insuain, A Chief From The Eastern Hinderland Of The Gold Coast [Ghana] Colony From the Book ' Britain across the seas : Africa : a history and description of the British Empire in Africa ' by Johnston, Harry Hamilton, Sir, 1858-1927 Published in 1910 in London by National Society's Depository

The Gold Creek river, temperate rainforest and Coast Mountains of Golden Ears Provincial Park, near Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada. Stock Photo

RM2H336YX–The Gold Creek river, temperate rainforest and Coast Mountains of Golden Ears Provincial Park, near Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada.

Mode of Travelling in Africa, 1820. From W Hutton's 'Voyages to Africa', 1821. By I. Clark after William Hutton. Europeans being carried on litters, Gold Coast 1820. This coloured aquatint shows Britishers being carried on litters. An African man leads carrying the British flag. Hutton was the British government’s consul to Ashanti. Stock Photo

RMTA0WA7–Mode of Travelling in Africa, 1820. From W Hutton's 'Voyages to Africa', 1821. By I. Clark after William Hutton. Europeans being carried on litters, Gold Coast 1820. This coloured aquatint shows Britishers being carried on litters. An African man leads carrying the British flag. Hutton was the British government’s consul to Ashanti.

Gold Coast postage stamp - british empire stamp - 1952 Stock Photo

RM2C7HMCK–Gold Coast postage stamp - british empire stamp - 1952

East Cliffs, West Bay, the Jurassic Coast, Dorset, England, UK Stock Photo

RMTRH6W8–East Cliffs, West Bay, the Jurassic Coast, Dorset, England, UK

Gold Coast Pavilion - British Empire Exhibition Stock Photo

RMG3AJFC–Gold Coast Pavilion - British Empire Exhibition

West Africa showing British Possessions. Nigeria Gold Coast. STANFORD 1904 map Stock Photo

RF2PC9HAH–West Africa showing British Possessions. Nigeria Gold Coast. STANFORD 1904 map

Lifeboat awards third Royal National Life Boat gold medal . Coxswain Henry Blogg , of the Cromer ( Norfolk ) lifeboat has been awarded the Royal National Lifeboat Institution ' s gold medal , the Victoria Cross of the lifeboat service , for the third time. He also won the institution ' s silver medal three times and has been awarded the Order of the British Empire . When six steamer ' s were stranded off the Norfolk coast , Coxswain Blogg took his lifeboat through the storm and , by skillful handling , saved the lives of 88 men men from the crews . Photo shows ; Coxswain Henry Blogg . April 19 Stock Photo

RM2BW3A4B–Lifeboat awards third Royal National Life Boat gold medal . Coxswain Henry Blogg , of the Cromer ( Norfolk ) lifeboat has been awarded the Royal National Lifeboat Institution ' s gold medal , the Victoria Cross of the lifeboat service , for the third time. He also won the institution ' s silver medal three times and has been awarded the Order of the British Empire . When six steamer ' s were stranded off the Norfolk coast , Coxswain Blogg took his lifeboat through the storm and , by skillful handling , saved the lives of 88 men men from the crews . Photo shows ; Coxswain Henry Blogg . April 19

Men operate a Gold Dredge on the Buller River, New Zealand, in the 1880s, by the Burton Brothers. Stock Photo

RM2XYM6D7–Men operate a Gold Dredge on the Buller River, New Zealand, in the 1880s, by the Burton Brothers.

Gold Coast Battery in action. Boors gun firing at target during training. This Gold Coast Battery has a mixed British and African gun crew. between 1940 & 1946. Stock Photo

RM2A5YPRD–Gold Coast Battery in action. Boors gun firing at target during training. This Gold Coast Battery has a mixed British and African gun crew. between 1940 & 1946.

A Forest Skirmish, Third Anglo-Ashanti War, First Ashanti Expedition, 1873-1874 Stock Photo

RMKG7T90–A Forest Skirmish, Third Anglo-Ashanti War, First Ashanti Expedition, 1873-1874

Osu Castle / Christiansborg Castle, Ghana / The Gold Coast, Colonial British West Africa, 1946. The fort was first built by Denmark Norway in 1660. Initial trading was for gold and ivory, then the Atlantic slave trade. Stock Photo

RF2MF54CT–Osu Castle / Christiansborg Castle, Ghana / The Gold Coast, Colonial British West Africa, 1946. The fort was first built by Denmark Norway in 1660. Initial trading was for gold and ivory, then the Atlantic slave trade.

Gold course, Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. Stock Photo

RMF4D2ME–Gold course, Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada.

Chichester, West Sussex, England. 27 June 2024. Wide angle view of the fascia board for the Dolphin Hotel in Chichester, with a gold dolphin and anchor sculpture. Stock Photo

RM2XFTJB6–Chichester, West Sussex, England. 27 June 2024. Wide angle view of the fascia board for the Dolphin Hotel in Chichester, with a gold dolphin and anchor sculpture.

RMD96F2T–Ancient Greek 'Palace Age' Minoan Gold Diadems. Circa 1850-1550 BC. From the Aegina treasures held at the British Museum, London. Originally from Aegina, off the south coast of Greece.

The Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment, the Hon Steven Ciobo MP in Westminster as he launches Tourism Australia's campaign in to attract more British visitors to Australia ahead of the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games. Stock Photo

RMHTK359–The Minister for Trade, Tourism and Investment, the Hon Steven Ciobo MP in Westminster as he launches Tourism Australia's campaign in to attract more British visitors to Australia ahead of the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games.

Old wooden pioneer wagon wheel in historic old gold rush town Barkerville, interior British Columbia, BC, Canada. Stock Photo

RFE681XP–Old wooden pioneer wagon wheel in historic old gold rush town Barkerville, interior British Columbia, BC, Canada.

RM2B017Y5–Ghana/Netherlands: Jan Pranger (1700 - 13 April 1773), the Dutch Director-General of the Gold Coast (r. 1730-1734), Oil on canvas painting by Frans van der Mijn (1719 - 20 August 1783), 1742. The Gold Coast of West Africa was captured from the Portuguese by the Dutch West India Company (GWC) in 1637, and was used as a port for trading gold, as well as for its fleets’ long voyages to Asia where the Netherlands controlled majority stakes in the spice trade, and to the Americas where the GWC shipped slaves. The Gold Coast remained in Dutch hands until 1872-1874 when the British took over.

1950, historical, suited guests at a photography exhibition discussing a selection of pictures from the African Gold Coast taken in this era, London, England, UK. The Gold Coast in West Africa was a British colony from 1821 until its independence in 1957. Stock Photo

RM2BF0D7J–1950, historical, suited guests at a photography exhibition discussing a selection of pictures from the African Gold Coast taken in this era, London, England, UK. The Gold Coast in West Africa was a British colony from 1821 until its independence in 1957.

King Henry VIII setting out from Dover on 31 May 1520 for his meeting with Francis I at the Field of the Cloth of Gold. The illustration shows large warships many commissioned by Henry VIII. Theys were designed with high ‘castles’ fore and aft as part of the structure of the ship to accommodate troops and give them a fighting platform and with a low middle section (waist) to allow fighting and boarding alongside other ships. With smooth hulls so that gunports could be cut into the sides to allow broadside firing, it meant that ships could be much more heavily armoured. Stock Photo

RMP9H129–King Henry VIII setting out from Dover on 31 May 1520 for his meeting with Francis I at the Field of the Cloth of Gold. The illustration shows large warships many commissioned by Henry VIII. Theys were designed with high ‘castles’ fore and aft as part of the structure of the ship to accommodate troops and give them a fighting platform and with a low middle section (waist) to allow fighting and boarding alongside other ships. With smooth hulls so that gunports could be cut into the sides to allow broadside firing, it meant that ships could be much more heavily armoured.

RM2H336P8–The Gold Creek river, temperate rainforest and Coast Mountains of Golden Ears Provincial Park, near Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada.

Prospectors nearing summit of Chilkoot Pass en route to the Klondyke during the Alaska Gold Rush 1897. Hand-colored halftone of a photograph Stock Photo

RMAKFG03–Prospectors nearing summit of Chilkoot Pass en route to the Klondyke during the Alaska Gold Rush 1897. Hand-colored halftone of a photograph

King George V Hall, Accra, Cape Coast Gold Coast, Africa, approx 1930s postcard. unidentified photographer Stock Photo

RM2XY2Y58–King George V Hall, Accra, Cape Coast Gold Coast, Africa, approx 1930s postcard. unidentified photographer

RF2G3MJF6–White Pass British Columbia

RMG3AJRB–Gold Coast Building - British Empire Exhibition, Wembley

British West Africa. Nigeria Gold Coast Sierra Leone Ghana. STANFORD c1925 map Stock Photo

RF2J879Y2–British West Africa. Nigeria Gold Coast Sierra Leone Ghana. STANFORD c1925 map

RFTRH6TX–East Cliffs, West Bay, the Jurassic Coast, Dorset, England, UK

Gold River, British Columbia Stock Photo

RMB5JTH0–Gold River, British Columbia

A mural of two gold miners in the small, remote village of Atlin in northern British Columbia, Canada Stock Photo

RMKTHK9W–A mural of two gold miners in the small, remote village of Atlin in northern British Columbia, Canada

Black Watch advance at Battle of Amoaful, Third Anglo-Ashanti War, First Ashanti Expedition, 1873-1874 Stock Photo

RMKG7TDG–Black Watch advance at Battle of Amoaful, Third Anglo-Ashanti War, First Ashanti Expedition, 1873-1874

Ghana / The Gold Coast. Rare street scene of Accra in 1946. RAF / British military personnel being served in an outdoor cafe. Stock Photo

RF2H9238A–Ghana / The Gold Coast. Rare street scene of Accra in 1946. RAF / British military personnel being served in an outdoor cafe.

Gold nuggets in Wells, British Columbia, Canada. Stock Photo

RMF4D2BH–Gold nuggets in Wells, British Columbia, Canada.

Looking down from mountaintop; Gold Bridge, British Columbia, Canada Stock Photo

RMDXXW1Y–Looking down from mountaintop; Gold Bridge, British Columbia, Canada

Ancient Greek 'Palace Age' Minoan Gold pendant. Circa 1850-1550 BC. From the Aegina treasures held at the British Museum, London. Originally from Aegina, off the south coast of Greece Stock Photo

RMD96F1M–Ancient Greek 'Palace Age' Minoan Gold pendant. Circa 1850-1550 BC. From the Aegina treasures held at the British Museum, London. Originally from Aegina, off the south coast of Greece

Jan stroud, from the Dorset County Museum, models a gold neck ring never before displayed, on 7 April 2000 at the British Museum, London, where they have been in safe keeping before they are returned to the Dorset Museum. * ...which has the largest collection of archaeological material in the country. The two Late Bronze Age Neck rings dating form from 1000-800 BC were discovered last Summer on the Dorset coast and have a combined value of 110,000. Stock Photo

RMG50GT2–Jan stroud, from the Dorset County Museum, models a gold neck ring never before displayed, on 7 April 2000 at the British Museum, London, where they have been in safe keeping before they are returned to the Dorset Museum. * ...which has the largest collection of archaeological material in the country. The two Late Bronze Age Neck rings dating form from 1000-800 BC were discovered last Summer on the Dorset coast and have a combined value of 110,000.

RFE681XM–Old wooden pioneer wagon wheel in historic old gold rush town Barkerville, interior British Columbia, BC, Canada.

Parliament Buildings with gold statue of Captain Vancouver, trees in the foreground, Victoria, Vancouver Island, British Columbi Stock Photo

RMARNKMJ–Parliament Buildings with gold statue of Captain Vancouver, trees in the foreground, Victoria, Vancouver Island, British Columbi

1950, historical, two suited African guests at a photography exhibtion standing looking at a selection of pictures from the Gold Coast taken in this era, London, England, UK. The Gold Coast in West Africa was a British colony from 1821 until its independence in 1957. Stock Photo

RM2BF0D3Y–1950, historical, two suited African guests at a photography exhibtion standing looking at a selection of pictures from the Gold Coast taken in this era, London, England, UK. The Gold Coast in West Africa was a British colony from 1821 until its independence in 1957.

Wheelhouse of the supply boat the Uchuck 111 travelling between Gold River and Friendly Cove along the British Columbia coast, Canada Stock Photo

RMKCNMH2–Wheelhouse of the supply boat the Uchuck 111 travelling between Gold River and Friendly Cove along the British Columbia coast, Canada

RF2H3366Y–The Gold Creek river, temperate rainforest and Coast Mountains of Golden Ears Provincial Park, near Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada.

Thomas Birch Freeman (1809–1890) was a British Methodist missionary and colonial official in West Africa. The son of an English mother and an African freed slave father, Baldwin was successful in forging relationships with African leaders and establishing churches and schools, including three schools for girls. Stock Photo

RMPE1A3K–Thomas Birch Freeman (1809–1890) was a British Methodist missionary and colonial official in West Africa. The son of an English mother and an African freed slave father, Baldwin was successful in forging relationships with African leaders and establishing churches and schools, including three schools for girls.

Colonialism Africa. 17th-18th centuries. Gold Coast. Fort of Winnebra or Wimbra (Ghana). Plan of the fort. Drawing by William Smith, 1727. Engraving. Stock Photo

RMHM72JY–Colonialism Africa. 17th-18th centuries. Gold Coast. Fort of Winnebra or Wimbra (Ghana). Plan of the fort. Drawing by William Smith, 1727. Engraving.

The opening day of the British empire exhibition Sir Gordon and Lady Guggisberg chatting to Gold Coast native soldiers 22 April 1924 Stock Photo

RM2BWBTX1–The opening day of the British empire exhibition Sir Gordon and Lady Guggisberg chatting to Gold Coast native soldiers 22 April 1924

c.1890's British army regiment uniform - Sergeant Gold Coast Stock Photo

RM2K64EA6–c.1890's British army regiment uniform - Sergeant Gold Coast

Normandy coast Omaha Gold D-Day beaches ADMIRALTY sea chart 1894 (1955) map Stock Photo

RF2GKEN6G–Normandy coast Omaha Gold D-Day beaches ADMIRALTY sea chart 1894 (1955) map

Mar. 31, 2012 - New Nation Asks For Old Governor: On March 6 the Gold Coast and Togoland will, with British cooperation, combine into one African nation, Ghana, a self-governing member of the British Commonwealth. At the request of the Prime Minister of the Gold Coast, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, the country's Governor, Sir Charles Arden-Clarke-in-Chief of the new nation. Sir Charles has been Governor of the Gold Coast for eight years. Photo shows Sir Charles Arden-Clarke. Stock Photo

RME14201–Mar. 31, 2012 - New Nation Asks For Old Governor: On March 6 the Gold Coast and Togoland will, with British cooperation, combine into one African nation, Ghana, a self-governing member of the British Commonwealth. At the request of the Prime Minister of the Gold Coast, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, the country's Governor, Sir Charles Arden-Clarke-in-Chief of the new nation. Sir Charles has been Governor of the Gold Coast for eight years. Photo shows Sir Charles Arden-Clarke.

Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia - Mini Cooper parked under colourful lights at night Stock Photo

RF2H6N1Y6–Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia - Mini Cooper parked under colourful lights at night

RMKTHKA4–A mural of two gold miners in the small, remote village of Atlin in northern British Columbia, Canada

TReception of King Koffee's ambassadors in the English camp, Third Anglo-Ashanti War, First Ashanti Expedition, 1873-1874 Stock Photo

RMKG7TDC–TReception of King Koffee's ambassadors in the English camp, Third Anglo-Ashanti War, First Ashanti Expedition, 1873-1874

British Officers with the Ashanti, 19th Century Stock Photo

RM2BDX708–British Officers with the Ashanti, 19th Century

Historic old gold town Barkerville, British Columbia, Canada. Stock Photo

RMF4D29W–Historic old gold town Barkerville, British Columbia, Canada.

'The Gold Coast Regiment', 1936. Creator: Unknown. Stock Photo

RMT8N74T–'The Gold Coast Regiment', 1936. Creator: Unknown.

RMD96F1P–Ancient Greek 'Palace Age' Minoan Gold pendant. Circa 1850-1550 BC. From the Aegina treasures held at the British Museum, London. Originally from Aegina, off the south coast of Greece

RMG50EH9–Jan stroud, from the Dorset County Museum, models a gold neck ring never before displayed, on 7 April 2000 at the British Museum, London, where they have been in safe keeping before they are returned to the Dorset Museum. * ...which has the largest collection of archaeological material in the country. The two Late Bronze Age Neck rings dating form from 1000-800 BC were discovered last Summer on the Dorset coast and have a combined value of 110,000.

RFE681XJ–Old wooden pioneer wagon wheel in historic old gold rush town Barkerville, interior British Columbia, BC, Canada.

A Fanti Woman, Gold Coast [Ghana] From the Book ' Britain across the seas : Africa : a history and description of the British Empire in Africa ' by Johnston, Harry Hamilton, Sir, 1858-1927 Published in 1910 in London by National Society's Depository Stock Photo

RM2FK82NB–A Fanti Woman, Gold Coast [Ghana] From the Book ' Britain across the seas : Africa : a history and description of the British Empire in Africa ' by Johnston, Harry Hamilton, Sir, 1858-1927 Published in 1910 in London by National Society's Depository

Gold Coast postage stamps. 1953 and earlier with portrait of Queen Elizabeth Stock Photo

RM2G8KGJ5–Gold Coast postage stamps. 1953 and earlier with portrait of Queen Elizabeth

RMKCNMH1–Wheelhouse of the supply boat the Uchuck 111 travelling between Gold River and Friendly Cove along the British Columbia coast, Canada

RF2H33865–The Gold Creek river, temperate rainforest and Coast Mountains of Golden Ears Provincial Park, near Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada.

RMPE1A3M–Thomas Birch Freeman (1809–1890) was a British Methodist missionary and colonial official in West Africa. The son of an English mother and an African freed slave father, Baldwin was successful in forging relationships with African leaders and establishing churches and schools, including three schools for girls.

View from Worbarrow Tout to Gold Down on the Jurassic coastline, Dorset, UK. Stock Photo

RMD0137E–View from Worbarrow Tout to Gold Down on the Jurassic coastline, Dorset, UK.

Flag of Gold Coast. Close Up. Stock Photo

RFDRRD2Y–Flag of Gold Coast. Close Up.

The Courts of the Gold Coast, inspired by the British Empire Exhibition, Wembley. Stock Photo

RM2M96R1F–The Courts of the Gold Coast, inspired by the British Empire Exhibition, Wembley.

BRITISH WEST AFRICA BADGES Sierra Leone Gold Coast Gambia St Helena Nigeria 1916 Stock Photo

RFGKF1HR–BRITISH WEST AFRICA BADGES Sierra Leone Gold Coast Gambia St Helena Nigeria 1916

Apr. 04, 1953 - British Industries Fair - Earl's Court. THe ''Mounties- Looks At Coronation Model. Photo Shows: Sgt. Tom A. Horn of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police - who arrived in London recently ahead of the Canadian Mounted Contingent who will take part in the Coronation Procession is interested in a model of the Coronation Route - from the Abbey through Big Ben - showing the coach approaching the West doo of the Abbey. on left is Miss S. Riberio of the Gold Coast and on right Pearl Connor of the West Indies Seen at Earl's Court this morning at the opening of the B.I.F. Stock Photo

RME0M23R–Apr. 04, 1953 - British Industries Fair - Earl's Court. THe ''Mounties- Looks At Coronation Model. Photo Shows: Sgt. Tom A. Horn of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police - who arrived in London recently ahead of the Canadian Mounted Contingent who will take part in the Coronation Procession is interested in a model of the Coronation Route - from the Abbey through Big Ben - showing the coach approaching the West doo of the Abbey. on left is Miss S. Riberio of the Gold Coast and on right Pearl Connor of the West Indies Seen at Earl's Court this morning at the opening of the B.I.F.

Arromanches, France 09.26.2019 WW2 D-Day Normandy Beaches museum site with statue, Gold Beach section attacked by British forces . High quality photo Stock Photo

RF2E420ND–Arromanches, France 09.26.2019 WW2 D-Day Normandy Beaches museum site with statue, Gold Beach section attacked by British forces . High quality photo

Christianborg Castle, On the Gold Coast (now Ghana) in 1859. The first trading fort on this site was built by the Swedes, and subsequently passed through Portuguese, African, and Danish hands. With Danish abolition of the slave trade in 1804, it fell into disuse and was sold to the British in 1850, who used as a residence of the British Governor of Gold Coast, 1877-1857. Stock Photo

RMBTKE54–Christianborg Castle, On the Gold Coast (now Ghana) in 1859. The first trading fort on this site was built by the Swedes, and subsequently passed through Portuguese, African, and Danish hands. With Danish abolition of the slave trade in 1804, it fell into disuse and was sold to the British in 1850, who used as a residence of the British Governor of Gold Coast, 1877-1857.

The Fight at Abracrampa, Third Anglo-Ashanti War, First Ashanti Expedition, 1873-1874 Stock Photo

RMKG7TD9–The Fight at Abracrampa, Third Anglo-Ashanti War, First Ashanti Expedition, 1873-1874

Gold Panning Trough and Gold Pans at Fort Langley National Historic Site, BC, British Columbia, Canada Stock Photo

RMAB71T3–Gold Panning Trough and Gold Pans at Fort Langley National Historic Site, BC, British Columbia, Canada

RMF4D29T–Historic old gold town Barkerville, British Columbia, Canada.

VICTORY IS VITAL British propaganda poster fromt 1941 showing Germans looting food in West African territories which were then part of the British Empire. Stock Photo

RM2G6G6AD–VICTORY IS VITAL British propaganda poster fromt 1941 showing Germans looting food in West African territories which were then part of the British Empire.

RMD96F21–Ancient Greek 'Palace Age' Minoan Gold pendant. Circa 1850-1550 BC. From the Aegina treasures held at the British Museum, London. Originally from Aegina, off the south coast of Greece

British super heavyweight Olympic boxer Audley Harrison (right) and light heavyweight boxer Courtney Fry (left) pose for photographers with Joe Bugner at the GB Boxing Team Training base on the Gold Coast of Australia. Stock Photo

RMG545B4–British super heavyweight Olympic boxer Audley Harrison (right) and light heavyweight boxer Courtney Fry (left) pose for photographers with Joe Bugner at the GB Boxing Team Training base on the Gold Coast of Australia.

RFE681XK–Old wooden pioneer wagon wheel in historic old gold rush town Barkerville, interior British Columbia, BC, Canada.

Group Of Principal Chiefs, Navoro, Northern Territories, Gold Coast [Ghana] From the Book ' Britain across the seas : Africa : a history and description of the British Empire in Africa ' by Johnston, Harry Hamilton, Sir, 1858-1927 Published in 1910 in London by National Society's Depository Stock Photo

RM2FK82RC–Group Of Principal Chiefs, Navoro, Northern Territories, Gold Coast [Ghana] From the Book ' Britain across the seas : Africa : a history and description of the British Empire in Africa ' by Johnston, Harry Hamilton, Sir, 1858-1927 Published in 1910 in London by National Society's Depository

Gold Coast postage stamps. 1938 to 1948. with portrait of King George V Stock Photo

RM2G8KGR2–Gold Coast postage stamps. 1938 to 1948. with portrait of King George V

RMKCNMH0–Wheelhouse of the supply boat the Uchuck 111 travelling between Gold River and Friendly Cove along the British Columbia coast, Canada

RF2H337NE–The Gold Creek river, temperate rainforest and Coast Mountains of Golden Ears Provincial Park, near Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada.

1950s, historical, at a photo exhibition, two men in suits standing looking at portraits from Africa and the Gold Coast, taken by photographer Leslle J. Taylor, AIBP, London, England, UK. Stock Photo

RM2GJK149–1950s, historical, at a photo exhibition, two men in suits standing looking at portraits from Africa and the Gold Coast, taken by photographer Leslle J. Taylor, AIBP, London, England, UK.

Photographer on Beach at the Heritage Coast Glamorgan Stock Photo

RMH91N96–Photographer on Beach at the Heritage Coast Glamorgan

Locked doors with chains and padlock, British Columbia, Canada. Stock Photo

RMARN3BG–Locked doors with chains and padlock, British Columbia, Canada.

Soldiers from the Fante tribe who served under the British in their war against the Ashanti empire on the Gold Coast. In 1873, after decades of an uneasy relationship between the British and the Acing people of central Ghana, the British attacked and virtually destroyed the Asanti capital of Kumasi, and officially declared Ghana a crown colony on 24 July 1874. They did this with the help of their alliances with tribes such as the Fante who were enemies of the Ashanti. Stock Photo

RM2M9BTHD–Soldiers from the Fante tribe who served under the British in their war against the Ashanti empire on the Gold Coast. In 1873, after decades of an uneasy relationship between the British and the Acing people of central Ghana, the British attacked and virtually destroyed the Asanti capital of Kumasi, and officially declared Ghana a crown colony on 24 July 1874. They did this with the help of their alliances with tribes such as the Fante who were enemies of the Ashanti.

Port-en-Bessin plan/sea coast chart D-Day planning map Gold beach ADMIRALTY 1944 Stock Photo

RF2CNG3BW–Port-en-Bessin plan/sea coast chart D-Day planning map Gold beach ADMIRALTY 1944

Cannon, Cape Coast Castle, Cape Coast, Ghana - Fortress and slave prison from where slaves were sent to the Americas and elsewhere; British fortress; Stock Photo

RM2XHF99H–Cannon, Cape Coast Castle, Cape Coast, Ghana - Fortress and slave prison from where slaves were sent to the Americas and elsewhere; British fortress;

RF2E420P4–Arromanches, France 09.26.2019 WW2 D-Day Normandy Beaches museum site with statue, Gold Beach section attacked by British forces . High quality photo

RM2XYM65P–Men operate a Gold Dredge on the Buller River, New Zealand, in the 1880s, by the Burton Brothers.

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