Portrait of Thomas Gresham (1513-1579) mb-code 1620361 'Music Shall Play Wherever They

'Music Shall Play Wherever They Go' (formerly known as 'The Golden Age')

there was a continuing concern that the French were continuing to control the operation of the vital Suez link

He was also vice-consul of Austria in Nice

Engraving of Tycho Brahe's bipartite arc for measuring small angular distances of stars ('Arcus bipartitus minoribus siderum distantiis inserviens')

one on a horse with a lance

Portrait of Thomas Gresham (1513-1579) mb-code 1620361 'Music Shall Play Wherever TheyHead and shoulders portrait of Gresham wearing a dark coat and cap with a ruff collar. Inscribed: 'MILTON SMITH & Co. LONDON. SIR THOMAS GRESHAM, Founder of the Royal Exchange and Gresham College. A Resident in Bishopsgate Ward. Born 1519. Died 1579. With the compliments of Henry Clarke, Chairman, Guildhall Library Committee. 28th November 1887.' Clarke's signature is in manuscript and there is a facsimile signature of Thomas Gresham. Thomas Gresham