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Discussing US FootballAmerican version of a Chester or Chesterfield overcoat. This is a restrained model with fly-front & without a velvet collar. Worn with trousers with turn-ups & half-boots
Ryton Overcoat 1907American gentleman in town boots (half-boots) & Ryton overcoat: 3/4 length, loose fitting with a back vent & velvet collar, reads a magazine
Tailored Suit by WorthTailored suit by Worth in salmon pink & black: sac-like jacket with half-length sleeves, pockets & high loose fitting collar & a barrel-line skirt or 2-piece dress
Exchequer Gate, Lincoln, close to Lincoln Cathedral. The gate is three stories high and dates from the 14th century and forms part of the walls of Lincoln Castle
Demolition / ParisDemolition work prior to the building of the Rue des Ecoles with half demolished tenements propped up with wooden buttresses. Residents continue to dry their washing
Royal Crescent BathThe Royal Crescent in Bath was designed by John Wood II and built between 1767 an 1775. It is comprised of 30 houses, and is shaped like a half- Colosseum, with Ionic columns
Brown Seal Coat 1930SA brown seal half-length coat with suede collar, fly fastening & tulip shaped patch pockets. Designed by George Kaplan
ST PAULs CATHEDRAL 1930The bottom half of the Cathedral is blackened with pollution
Dolls House Dresser 1625An oak dresser from a dolls house, with tableware. The bowl is half the size of a thimble
Tate Entrance HallA policeman is the only visitor to the Tate Gallery, standing by potted plants where, one day, half a horse and suchlike masterpieces will be hung
Bramhall House, Cheshire, a fine example of a half- timbered stately home
Piltdown Skull / DiagramPILTDOWN MAN - a diagram of the cranium and jaw bone, claimed to be the missing link by Charles Dawson in 1912. The skull was proven to be a half- human, half-ape fake in 1953
Augusta Leigh (MiniatureAUGUSTA LEIGH half-sister of Byron
Blunt / Sagittarius / Pl 46The constellation of Sagittarius, half man and half horse with a bow and arrow
Culebra CutAt work on the Culebra Cut : half hidden is one of the steam shovels digging out the bottom of the canal : the bridge is a temporary erection during construction
James I / Anon EngJAMES I OF ENGLAND JAMES VI OF SCOTLAND Half-length portrait wearing a ruff
England / KerseyA girl walks down the lane, past the White Horse Inn, in the tranquil village of Kersey, Suffolk, England
Pyne - Halfpenny ShowmanHALFPENNY SHOWMAN For half a penny, this travelling showman will exhibit his puppets or other toys, which he carries on his back from fair to fair
Paris to New York by AirPlans are afoot to set up an aerial passenger service Paris - New York : the aero- express will carry you there in an hour and a half, at a cost of a thousand dollars
Mens Vest and DrawersAertex half-sleeve vest and trunk drawers - this two-piece garment suit is priced from seven shillings and sixpence
Flacid Fig Leaf StatueHalf man half something else, a type of satir perhaps with one large leg with an eagles foot & forked beard models the down-turned or passive fig leaf. What the bell means ?
George III & GarterGEORGE III OF ENGLAND A half-length portrait in profile showing the king wearing the Order of the Garter
Elizabeth I / MarshallQUEEN ELIZABETH I Half-length portrait wearing pearls
Henry VII of EnglandHalf-length portrait within an oval showing him wearing ermine robes and holding an orb and sceptre
William III by SchenckKING WILLIAM III A half-length portrait with ermine robes, crown and sceptre
Drunken Blind GrannyBlind Granny: a half blind, drunken nuisance who would beg by using her paricularly long tongue to wash her blind eye then spend the money on drink. Poems were written about her!
Pyne - RoundaboutTHE ROUNDABOUT - Here is the merry-go-round, miserable straggling boys who receive a few half pence running within the bars
MENs HATSTop hats come in Twenty Different Shapes at the Western Hat Company of Oxford Street, London, known for their unequalled Half-Guinea Hats
Licensing Bill DemoMarch of the opponents to the Licensing Bill showing a crowd of 130, 000, half of which had been paid for by brewers to travel to London at reduced fares. The bill sought to
Blue Waistcoat 1909Professional gentleman (Mr J C Wason) wears a top hat, frock coat, blue waistcoat, grey striped trousers with a front crease & turn-ups, half- boots & a wing collar & cravat
Railway accident at Abergele, north west WalesA railway accident at Abergele, north west Wales, when two trains collided on the Chester-Holyhead line. This is the scene an hour and a half after the accident