Agnes Alexandrina Moore

[John Malcolm]

[rjpalmer]

RJ, does the more youthful pin-up show Agnes in her Court Dress?

Thanks again chaps,

Simon

My apologies, Simon, I have no youthful picture of Lady Agnes. And only Mr. Malcom deserves credit. I merely rotated the last photograph 90 degrees. I felt that a lady of such high moral standing should be sitting upright, rather than gazing downward at…well...the Devil.

Actually, I was trying to make a small joke but failed. When a gentleman asks for a photograph of a lady, it usually means he is smitten.

I assumed you wanted the photograph of Lady Agnes for the same reason that airmen in World War II wanted pin-ups of Rita Hayworth…

--for fortification and inspiration during these troubling times.

Enjoy your day.

[Simon Wood]

Hi John and RJ,

Thank you very much. I appreciate you going to all that trouble.

RJ, does the more youthful pin-up show Agnes in her Court Dress?

Thanks again chaps,

Simon

[rjpalmer]

Here she be.

Hi Simon - If you would prefer a more youthful pin-up, don't be bashful, just say the word. This quarantine is rough! Cheers, RP

[John Malcolm]

Can't seem to get this one right. Every time I try to upload or insert it, it turns on its side.

[John Malcolm]

[John Malcolm]

Does anyone have a photograph of Robert Anderson's wife, Agnes Alexandrina Moore?

Thank you.

Simon

I assume you've seen these before, but they're the only ones I've seen (from A.P. Moore-Anderson's 1947 biography of Sir Robert- there are none of Lady Agnes in the 1919 version):

[DJA]

Nope,however one of her cousins came up with the idea of putting numbers on racehorses.

[Simon Wood]

Does anyone have a photograph of Robert Anderson's wife, Agnes Alexandrina Moore?

Thank you.

Simon