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Wahabee and Persian NobleWahabee (Wahabi, Wahhabi) and Persian Noble, Iran. 1840
Turkish Sultana and Howling Dervish. 1840
Die Cut Green Decorative Frame. circa 1840s
Chief office of the parcel mail 1849Mail coaches busy outside the main office in Catherine Street, in the Strand, London. Date: 1846
Horse-drawn parcel mail 1849 Horse-drawn parcel mail service 1849A horse-drawn parcel mail service of 1846. Date: 1846
Henley Regatta 1844Henley Regatta, at Hammersmith Bridge. Date: June 1844
Parcel mail porter 1846Parcel mail porter in London. Date: 1846
Preparing for Christmas 18462400 geese from Boston, Lincolnshire were taken to a dealer of poultry at Spalding, where they were fattened up for the Christmas festive and sold in London markets. Date: 1846
Christmas at Windsor Castle 1846Interesting engraving of Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle in the drawing- room, presenting gifts to her guests in 1846. The room was surrounded by several German Christmas trees nearly eight feet in
Christmas verse 1846Page of Victorian men and women getting into the Christmas spirit! Indulging themselves in food, drink and song, and in the centre Old Father Christmas type with holly wreath upon his head, drinking
Gentlemens fashions for November 1844Latest fashion for French men. Date: 1844
Gentlemens fashions for December 1849Latest fashion for French men. Date: 1849
Chritmas pudding 1849Well to do victorian family with lots of children waiting to be served their Christmas pudding. 1849
Merry Christmas! 1847" Heaven Bless you Merry Gentlefolks let Nothing You Dismay, " Page of Victorian men and women getting into the Christmas spirit! Indulging themselves in food, drink and dance. 1847
Old Father Christmas with the Yule LogChristmas with the Yule Log. " What, Father Christmas! Here again? With yule log on your back, and mighty store of racy things well stuffed within your pack
Old Father Christmas 1843Old Father Christmas with his cup of wine, and a holly wreath upon his head. 1843
Visit by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert to the Royal Academys galleries in London. Date: 1849
Chatsworth House - Conservatory 1846Scene in the aquatic walk. Date: 1846
Womens fashionable bonnets 1844Selection of womens bonnets with ribbons, floral arrangements and large feathers. Date: 1844
April fashion 1844Two women wearing the latest fashion for spring. 1844
Dry fruit trade of the port of London was full of activity about a month before Christmas. Packed in boxes comprises of figs, raisins, currants, prunes and fine variety of plums from France
Interior of the Great Palm-House at Royal Gardens. Date: 1848
Exterior of the Great Palm-House at Royal Gardens. Date: 1848
The shaft of the Great Palm-Stove in Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Date: 1848
Interior of Court of Exchequer Chamber, showing the ancient ceremony of chopping sticks and counting horse-shoes and hob-nails, this tradition was abolition in 1882. Date: 1844
Dalkey Atmospheric Railway, opened in August 1843 till April 1854, . Extension of the Dublin and Kingstown Railway (D&KR) to Atmospheric Road in Dalkey, Dublin, Ireland. Date: 1844
Provident racegoers enjoy a picnic between races at the Ascot meeting Date: 1844
Forty men and twelve horses would cut and stow away 400 tons a day. In favorite weather 100 men were sometimes employed at once
A yellow evening dress with low cut corsage ornamented with bows. Her hair is dressed in long, soft ringlets. A decorative comb is visible at the back of her head. Date: circa 1840
A view of the entrance to the Wapping-Rotherhithe tunnel under the Thames, the worlds first underwater tunnel, completed by Marc Brunel in 1843
Exterior of the Central Electric Telegraph Station, founder s-court, Lothbury, London, at the rear of the Bank of England. Date: 1848
Two fortune seekers, one man shovelling up washed up dirty water into a cradle, another man pouring water while rocking it all the time
New railway carriage 1847Sketch to show the improved railway carriage, construction by Adam of Fair Fields Works, for the North Woolwich Branch, with interiors for the first and second class compartments. Date: 1847
Twelfth Night 1841Twelfth Night celebrations - crowds of people on the pavement outside a shop. Date: January 1841
Country scene with trees and rocksA country scene with trees and rocks, by Henrietta Grace Baden Powell (nee Smyth, 1824-1914), mother of Robert. Date: circa 1840s
Riverside view of Twickenham, Middlesex, by Henrietta Grace Baden Powell (nee Smyth, 1824-1914), mother of Robert. Date: circa 1840s
Christs Hospital 1843Christs Hospital dinning hall. Date: 1843
New Royal Exchange, LondonSouth-East view of the New Royal Exchange, London. Date: 1844
Mile-index for cabs 1847Patent mile-index, simple ingenious contrivance for measuring and indicating the distance travelled by wheel carriage, was invented and patented by H
New clock tower at Epsom 1847New clock tower at Epsom, Surrey, replacing the watchhouse which stood from the 17th century. Date: 1847
Norfolk Coach outside Leadenhall Market, London 1845Stage coach bound for Norfolk, collecting meat and game from Leadenhall Market in London, Christmas Eve. At that time, Britains railways had very nearly made horse-drawn stage coaches a relic of
Scullers Match at the Thames Grand Regatta 1846The Scullers Match at the Thames Grand Regatta, 1846. This event was held on the River Thames, off Putney in London. Date: 1846
The Illustrated London News - post office van 1845Post Office collecting sacks of magazines from The Illustrated London News. been collected from the main office. Date: 1845
New portable gas lamps for railways 1845General railway use patented by Mr. Johnstone. The lamp consists of small flat shaped retort of about six inches long, an inch broad and about a quarter of an inch in depth
Royal Botanic Gardens, Conservatory 1846The first flower show at the Royal Botanic Society Gardens, in the inner circle of the Regents Park, London. Date: 1846
Convict Ship at Woolwich 1846Convict Ship, docked at Woolwich in London and capable of holding 600 men. Date: 1846
Onboard the prison ship The WarriorInterior of the convict ship The Warrior in Woolwich, London. Date: 1846
Thames Regatta, Passing Hammersmith Bridge 1946Rowing boats passing Hammersmith bridge. Date: 1846
