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Kingsway, LondonA street scene at the southern end of Kingsway, London, in 1921. A number of motor cars can be seen passing the building site of Bush House (on right)
The African and Eastern Trade Corporation Office, LondonThe construction of the offices of the African and Eastern Trade Corporation in Kingsway, London, 1921. This building was designed by the architects Trehearne and Norman
Prince Louis Alexander of Battenberg (1854-1921), photographed in 1912 on succeeding Sir Francis Bridgeman as First Sea Lord of the Admiralty
Horse-powered Four Wheel Vehicle, 1921Illustration showing an invention, patented in 1921, that used a horse to push a four wheel vehicle
Hairdressers Collar, 1921Illustration showing a then-newly invented hairdressers collar and cape, which was designed to collect hair as it was being cut, 1921
USS Pennsylvania at sea, 1921Photograph showing the American battleship and Flagship of the Atlantic Fleet, USS Pennsylvania, seen from the stern of USS Henderson, 1921
Alfie Bass (1921-1987) receiving the Variety Club of Great Britain ITV Personality of 1960 award with Bill Fraser (1908-1987). The pair were also known as Bootsie and Snudge
Barbara Goalen (1921-2002) Fashion model, who became known as the most photographed woman in Britain
Sir Samuel Hughes on horseback; France, 1916Illustration of Sir Samuel Hughes (1853-1921), the Canadian Minister of Militia, pictured on horseback in France during the First World War
Carpentier and Dempsey, 1921Photographic portraits of Georges Carpentier (1894-1975) and Jack Dempsey (1895-1983), the heavyweight boxers who fought for the World Championship in 1921
Racecourse PlowedThe authorities take the food shortage seriously - just how seriously is evidenced by the plowing up of this racecourse near Petrograd so that crops can be planted there
Silesia Plebiscite 2After a plebiscite which splits the region into German and Polish districts, people make their way to whichever district they want to live in
Bicycle Race at the Velodrome d Hiver, Paris, 1921Illustration showing a Six-day bicycle race held at the Velodrome d Hiver Circuit, Paris, 1921. The cyclists raced for 144 hours to see who could cover the greatest distance over a six-day period
Margaret Wintringham (1879-1955)Photograph of Margaret Wintringham, Independent Liberal MP for Louth between 1921 and 1924. Wintringham was the first British-born woman to take a seat in the House of Commons
New Year Letter - 1A French childs traditional New Year Letter to relatives
Montesquiou / Sem 1905ROBERT DE MONTESQUIOU French writer
Airline GuideGUIDE DES VOYAGES AERIENS PARIS-LONDRES - passengers guide to the regular services now linking the two cities : the plane represented is the Farman passenger aircraft
Warren G. Harding (1865-1923)Photograph of Warren G. Harding, the Republican Senator for Ohio and twenty-ninth President of the United States of America (1921-1923), pictured in 1920
Cricket Cartoon, 1921Cartoon showing a cricketer bowling the first ball of the match, as seen from the batsmans point of view
Woodford Green - 1921High Street, Woodford Green, London Borough of Redbridge
REIGATE - 1921Reigate West Station, Surrey
WATCHET - 1921Watchet Harbour, West Somerset Date: 1921
WHALLEY - 1921Whalley Viaduct, Lancashire
Pancake Day CookingLes Crepes du Mardi-Gras are as traditional as Shrove Tuesday pancakes in England
Hunstanton - 1921Railway Hotel Hunstanton Norfolk
Bridlington - 1921High Street Bridlington East Riding of Yorkshire
HITCHIN - 1921Market Place Hitchin Hertfordshire
Ipswich Cornhill - 1921Cornhill Ipswich Suffolk
Snow in Hyde ParkA snowy scene in Hyde Park by Japanese artist, Take Sato
Not in the Scouts Rules! Tracking the GhostColour illustration by Harold Earnshaw showing a group of boy scouts holding a ghost at bay with their walking sticks among a snowy woodland scene
When the stars are litColour illustration by Louise Jacobs showing cherubs lighting up a night sky with oil lamps or candles
Cricketer, MoorhouseRobert Moorhouse Cricketer - Yorkshire
Electric WaterThis young lady stands on an insulated platform, and is connected to an electric machine : when she pours water onto another persons hands, sparks are produced
Untouchable FlowersThis optical trick gives the illusion of a vase of flowers, thanks to projection from a mirror
Acoustic UmbrellasUmbrellas can be used as sound-collecting devices, enabling two people to conduct a whispered conversation without others overhearing
Cricketer, GunnW. Gunn Cricketer - Nottinghamshire
Camera ObscuraA camera obscura, invented in 1558 by Porta, can be set up in a tent, with a lens and mirror on top and a suitable surface inside onto which the view is projected
The Shop on board R. M. S. P. Avon, 1921Illustration of the shop on board the liner Avon, during its passage to South America, 1921. Sketches of local salesmen visiting the ship at its ports of call can be seen at top left and bottom left
SS Berengaria leaving Southampton for Jarrow, 1938Photograph of the Cunard Liner Berengaria heading out of Southampton, with tugs, to head to Jarrow to be broken up, December 1938
Cricketer, MartinF. Martin Cricketer - Kent
Cricketer, MoldArthur Webb Mold Cricketer - Lancashire
View of Le BourgetPassengers eye view of Le Bourget, airport of Paris, which is where travellers from London will disembark : it is 12 km from central Paris
Divorce Court 1921Illustration showing a scene in a divorce court of 1921 with a junior counsel examining a witness
Spread of car exhibits from the 15th Olympia Motor exhibitioSpread showing photographs of some notable cars from the 15th Olympia Motor show in 1921
Curiosities and ingenuities from the Patent Office; Fly clotIllustration showing protective clothing for horses and other animals to prevent them being bothered by flies and other insects
Curiosities and ingenuities from the Patent Office; More wetIllustration showing ideas for protective rain wear in the form of various rain shades and capes worn on the head and body
Curiosities from the Patent Office; Safety Suit for AviatorsIllustration showing a safety suit for aviators from 1921. The suit takes the form of a parachute attached to the wearer in two parts, one to the torso and one to the head
Curiosities from the Patent Office; Support for cigarettesIllustration showing a device to be attached to the face for holding a cigar or cigarette adjacent to the mouth, which apparently prevented a careless smoker from laying down a lighted cigarette