Bureau Collection (#5)

Lounge and Patio
A modern lounge, with doors which open to the garden patio and lead (of course) to the pool. Date: 1970s

Noyon - Occupying Germans Bureau de Change
Noyon, France - Bureau de Change installed by occupying German Forces. The town was occupied by the Germans during World War I and World War II and on both occasions suffered heavy damage

World Fair 1940
Street of shops at the American Bureau for Medical Aid China Pavilion at the New York World Fair 1940

Passport Bureau at Haydar Pasa
The rather extraordinary Passport Bureau at Haydar Pasa

Visit Egypt tourism advertisement
Colour advertisement for the Egypt Travel Bureau

Fourteen days leave during World War I
Soldiers on fourteen days leave changing French money into English at one of the change boxes in the platform during World War I

The Right Hon. F. E. Smith
Portrait of Mr. F. E. Smith, assigned head of the Press Bureau in 1914. With the outbreak of war, the Government decided to establish a Press Bureau for the control

Bureau De Constatations
The BUREAU DE CONSTATATIONS, where claims to have been cured are evaluated by a team of doctors

Chippendale Bureau
An elaborate bureau created by Thomas Chippendale (died 1779)

Scandinavian chest of drawers
The Swedes call this a bureau, but its really a rather handsome, if somewhat ponderous, chest of drawers

Ulyssess Grant / Bureau
ULYSSESs GRANT American Civil War General, and later President

French Bureau, Algeria
FRENCH COLONIAL ADMINISTRATION IN ALGERIA - Algerians sit waiting outside the Bureau des Affaires Indigenes (Bureau of Indigenous Affairs) at Colomb- Bechar, in the Sud-Oranais

Child in Frock 1860S
A small child wears a frock with short sleeves ornamented with full rosettes of narrow ribbon, volans & ribbon trim on the skirt, broad belt with buckle & button boots

Husband / Wife / Letter 1907
American Varsity style sac suit: S-B jacket with a stitched border, trousers with a front crease that taper at the ankle. Worn with an all round collar & lace up shoes

Mistress & Maid 1919
Yet more sneering middle class humour at a maids expense. A haughty mistress pries into her maids life wanting to know her reasons for wanting an evening off. Typical!

Lourdes Bureau 2
Members of Le Bureau des Constatations Medicales consider a case under the presidency of Dr Boissarie (1836-1917) (third from right)

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