President Truman shakes hands with British ambassador
President Harry S. Truman (left) shakes hands with the British Ambassador, Lord Inverchapel. An unidentified man is also present.
Clark Kerr, Archibald John Kerr, Baron Inverchapel, 1882-1951
President Truman signs British Loan Agreement
President Harry S. Truman signs the British Loan Agreement in the presence of the Rt. Honorable Lord Inverchapel, British Ambassador to the United States and several others. From left to right: unidentified, Chief Justice Fred Vinson, Secretary of State James Byrnes, Lord Inverchapel, Sam Rayburn, and unidentified (with Truman in the foreground).
British delegates, Sir Clark-Kerr and Sir Cadogan
Members of the British delegation enter the Cecilienhof Palace the third day of the Potsdam Conference in Potsdam, Germany. They are Sir Archibald Clark-Kerr, British Ambassador to the Soviet Union (center), and Sir Alexander Cadogan, Under Secretary, British Foreign Office (right). The soldier on the left is unidentified. From Potsdam album, 1945.
Honoring Lady Reading
Dignitaries meet with the Dowager Marchioness of Reading after she received the National Achievement Award at ceremonies in New York City. From left to right; Lady Iverchapel, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, Lady Reading, and Lord Archibald Clark Kerr, Baron Iverchapel.
The British Ambassador watches as President Truman signs the British Loan Bill
British Ambassador Lord Inverchapel watches as President Harry S. Truman signs the British Loan Bill. Cabinet members Will Clayton, Fred Vinson and Secretary of State James Byrnes are in the background. An 11 x 14 photo in a series of seven.
Ambassador of Great Britain to the United States, Lord Inverchapel Calls on Secretary of State James F. Byrnes at the State Department
Ambassador of Great Britain to the United States, Lord Inverchapel (left), calls on Secretary of State James F. Byrnes (center) at the State Department. The man on the far right is British diplomat Sir John Balfour. From: Beth Gore.
Photo of England's Ambassador to the U. S., Lord Inverchapel
England's new ambassador, Lord Inverchapel, shown leaving the White House following his initial visit to President Truman. From: Beth Gore.
The British Ambassador, Lord Inverchapel, receives his pen from the President following the signing of the British Loan Bill
The British Ambassador, Lord Inverchapel, receives his pen from President Harry S. Truman following the signing of the British Loan Bill. Looking on are Cabinet members Will Clayton, Fred Vinson and Secretary of State James Byrnes. An 11 x 14 photo in a series of seven.
The President wipes a pen after signing the British Loan Bill
Each pen used in signing the British Loan Bill was completely wiped by President Harry S. Truman with a scrap of white rag before it was presented to each Cabinet member or British dignitary. Looking at the President as he wipes the pen are Left to Right: Will Clayton, Fred Vinson, Secretary of State James Byrnes and British Ambassador Lord Inverchapel. An 11 x 14 photo in a series of seven.
The President prepares to sign the British Loan Bill with a new pen
The President prepares to sign the British Loan Bill with a new pen while (left to right) Will Clayton, Fred Vinson, Secretary of States James Byrnes and British Ambassador Lord Inverchapel look on. This is one in a series of seven 11 x 14 photos.