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The Mode in May by Gordon ConwayA fashion illustration of a heavy pink satin gown, cut on the bias. The bodice is cut like a small bolero, tied at the back with a bow. The dress is worn with long pink suede gloves
Rhasody in Red by Gordon ConwayA fashion illustration of a red winter suit made of wool and grey astrakan trim
A gown for winter festivities, by Gordon ConwayA fashion illustration showing a green chiffon velvet gown with blue silk net ruffles. The image on the right shows a coat of brocaded lame with an ermine collar
Stylish summer fashionsA stylish fashion illustration showing summer leisure wear
Front cover from Britannia and EveA colour illustration from the front cover of the Britannia and Eve of a June bride
A Christmas Morning On The Hill Side, by W. Bryce HamiltonA colour illustration of a fast pace sledge race on a winter morning
A Tatler fashion for July by Gordon ConwayRiviera-influenced fashion illustration by Gordon Conway depicting a pyjama suit with a large floppy hat for wearing on the beach
ILN front cover: Queen Elizabeth II in her silver jubilee yeA front cover from The Illustrated London News Silver Jubilee edition
World Cup Fashions 1966Examples of World Cup fashion for ladies. An assortment of colourful football shirts modelled by the female staff of London Life magazine in 1966
Election scene. By Fortunio MataniaAn illustration by Fortunio Matania showing the building anticipation on election night. Date: 01/11/1922
On Duty by W. LukerFrom a painting by W. Luker, exhibited at the Royal Society of British Artist s, 1906. A sheep dog protecting his masters belongings, by the sheep pen. Date: 01/06/1907
Disqualified! by Henry RountreeAn illustration of a dog contest moments after a British Bulldog has stolen the judges bowler hat
Caught At Last by C. H. BlairAn illustration of a small dog sitting proudly next to his catch, a field mouse
Express Engines Of The World by Laurence DavisExamples of express trains engines from around the world taken from Boys Own newspaper
Caterpillar specimensThe Boys Own plate of caterpillars and chrysalides of British butterflies and moths. From popular childrens magazine, Boys Own
River Thames Flood Prevention Scheme, 1926Illustration showing a flood prevention scheme for the River Thames, from Oxford to Teddington, proposed by the Thames Conservancy c.1926
Street Scene in Foggy London, 1908Illustration showing a street scene in London, during a particularly heavy fog, 1908. In this image a Policeman, with a torch, is trying to stop traffic to allow the Fire Brigade to pass through
Proposal for a Thames Barrage, Gravesend, 1905Illustration showing a barrage of barrier and locks across the River Thames at Gravesend proposed by James Casey in 1905. The object of this proposal was to protect London against serious flooding
New Years Eve Party at the Royal Albert Hall, 1925Illustration showing balloons cascading down onto the revellers at the New Years Eve Party held at the Royal Albert Hall, 1925-6
Aphis Vastator, potatoe diseaseThese are illustrations of Aphis Vastator, the supposed cause of the potatoe disease which struck Ireland in the mid-nineteenth century with terrible consequences
Views of St. Pauls Cathedral, London, 1913Illustrations and photograph of St. Pauls Cathedral, London, in 1913 when it was felt that the building was suffering from subsidence
Queen Victoria with Princess Henry of BattenbergThis is a glimpse of the home life of Queen Victoria, seen here sitting in an armchair knitting as she listens to Princess Henry of Battenberg reading from a newspaper
Lights Out in Piccadilly Circus, London, 1951Photograph showing the Dim Out of Piccadilly Circus, London, in January 1951. This dim out of the advertising lights was due to a national coal-crisis
Norwegian Ski troops near Christiania, 1905Photograph showing a unit of Norwegian army ski troops on manoevres near Christiania (now Oslo) in 1905
The New Piccadilly Hotel, London, 1905Illustration showing the design for a new Piccadilly Hotel, London, 1905. This building is now occupied by Le Meridien Piccadilly Hotel. Date: 28/01/1905
Workers leaving the City of London on Christmas Eve, 1908Illustration showing the scene as workers from the City of London poured south over London Bridge, shortly after 6pm on Christmas Eve, 1908
Hairdressers Collar, 1921Illustration showing a then-newly invented hairdressers collar and cape, which was designed to collect hair as it was being cut, 1921
A Tatler Fashion for 1930, by Gordon ConwayIllustration showing an original design by Gordon Conway for a soft satin dinner dress, January 1930. The dress was designed on princess lines, ankle-length in front and longer behind
Baroness Burdett-Coutts, c. 1870Photographic portrait of Baroness Angela Georgina Burdett-Coutts (1814-1906), the English philanthropist, pictured c.1870
Baroness Burdett-Coutts, 1885Photographic portrait of Baroness Angela Georgina Burdett-Coutts (1814-1906), the English philanthropist, pictured in 1885
A Motor Car on Runners, 1907Photographic montage showing a motor car on runners, or motor sleigh, designed for use in snowy conditions, USA, 1907
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Berlin, 1926Photograph showing Irving Berlin (1888-1989), the American musician and composer, and his wife, formerly Miss Ellen Mackay, arriving in England on their honeymoon, 1929
Dinners singing Auld Lang Syne at the Savoy Restaurant, 19Illustration showing some of the thousand guests who had supper at the Savoy Hotel on New Years Eve, 1907, and sang Auld Lang Syne to see in the New Year
German Artillery Gun, Second World War, 1945Photograph showing a wrecked German 88-mm anti-aircraft/anti-tank gun in Belgium, January 1945. This gun had been abandoned by the retreating German army after the Battle of the Bulge
Flight Deck of HMS Colossus, Second World War, 1945Illustration showing a Barracuda bomber landing on the flight deck of the Royal Navy aircraft-carrier, HMS Colossus, in the Pacific Ocean, 1945
Edward Vii / P Journal 01Edward is proclaimed King Edward VII in London
Labour PartyPhotograph showing early members of Labour Party. The first Labour government was formed in January 1924 by J.Ramsay Macdonald (1866-1937 and shown here in the front row, second from left)
Salisbury Rail CrashThe dining coach where most people perished in a train crash at Salisbury in 1906
Interior Tea Room on the TitanicPhotograph of one of the interior tea rooms onboard the Titanic. Built by the shipyard Harland and Wolff for White Star Lines, the liner was almost identical to her sister ship
Rosebery / 5th Earl / Vf 01Archibald Philip Primrose 5th Earl of Rosebery Statesman and Author
Frederic Passy / Nobel 01FREDERIC PASSY French economist and politician
Fife / Louise Victoria / 01LOUISE VICTORIA DUCHESS OF FIFE Eldest daughter of Edward VII
Edward Viii / Royalties 01EDWARD VIII as Prince Edward in 1901
Queen Mary / Royalties 01QUEEN MARY Wife of George V