Visualizing organizational identity: the history of a capitalist enterprise

Figures & data

Table 1. The portraits collected by Harald Peake.

Name	Life	Position	Origin	Place/floor
Sampson Lloyd II	1699–1779	Partner in Taylor & Lloyds 1765–1779	Copy of portrait	5
Sampson Lloyd III	1728–1807	Partner in Taylor & Lloyds 1779	Original	4
John Taylor I	1704–1771	Partner in Taylor & Lloyds	Copy of portrait	Board room
John Taylor II	1738–1814	Partner in Taylor & Lloyds 1779	Copy of portrait	4
Timothy Kendrick	1807–1885	Chairman 1865–1868	Original. Artist W.T. Roden	5
Sampson Samuel Lloyd	1820–1899	Chairman 1868–1886	Original on permanent loan. Artist unknown	Board room
Thomas Salt	1890–1904	Chairman 1866–1898	Reproduction of painting by Frank Holl	5
John Spencer Phillips	1874–1909	Chairman 1898–1909	Original on permanent loan. Artist H.Harris Brown	4
Sir Richard Vassar Smith	1843–1922	Chairman 1909–1922	Oil painting	Board room
Lord Wardington	1869–1950	Chairman 1922–1945	Oil painting	Board room
Lord Balfour of Burleigh	1883-	Chairman 1945–1954	Oil painting	Board room
Lord Franks	1905-	Chairman 1954–1962	Oil painting	Board room
Howard Lloyd	1837–1920	Secretary 1862, General Manager 1871, Director 1902	Original by Percy Biglend. Formerly at Colmore Row Branch	4

Figure 1. Portrait of Harald Peake.

Figure 2. Portrait of Sampson Lloyd, 1765.

Figure 3. Portrait of John Taylor, 1765.

Figure 4. Variations in candidates’ mentions of ‘nationalistion’, 1950–1970.

Table 2. Labour’s policy on nationalization.

1965: Bill to nationalize steel industry passes after some disagreement among Labour MPs

1969: Agenda for a generation – no strong commitment to public ownership

1970: Now Britain’s strong: let’s make it great to live in – no strong commitment to public ownership

1971: Party conference votes in favor of public ownership in banking

1973: TUC voted in favor of public ownership in banking

1973: Labour’s Programme – in favor of public ownership generally

1976: Labour’s Programme – in favor of public ownership generally

1976: Banking and finance – advocates nationalization of big four banks and passed at party conference

1979: Labour’s manifesto – banks for public ownership in first draft but dropped in final copy

1982: Labour’s Programme – in favor of public ownership generally

1982: Home policy committee voted to restore commitment to nationalize big four banks but rejected at party conference

Table 3. Timeline of elections between 1964 and 1985.

Year	Government	Labour leader	Conservative leader
1964	Labour wins general election with small majority	Harold Wilson	Alec Douglas-Home
1966	Labour wins general election	Harold Wilson	Edward Heath
1970	Conservatives win general election	Harold Wilson	Edward Heath
1974	Labour wins general election and forms minority government	Harold Wilson	Edward Heath
1974	Labour wins general election with small majority	Harold Wilson/James Callaghan	Edward Heath
1979	Conservatives win general election	James Callaghan	Margaret Thatcher
1983	Conservatives win general election	Michael Foot	Margaret Thatcher