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Lloyds InteriorA busy scene inside Lloyds of London. Date: late 1960s
Lloyds Interior 1960SA busy scene inside Lloyds of London. Date: late 1960s
Sir Richard Tangye, Birmingham engineering firmSir Richard Tangye, Head of the famous Birmingham engineering firm. late 19th century
Popular Fiction Illustrated - The Eternal City by Hall Caine
Spain, Madrid. A session of traders and industrialists, in the main hall of the Circulo de la Union Mercantil. Illustration by J. Comba. Engraving by Rico. La Ilustracion Espanola y Americana, 1882
Thomas Howell Williams Idris, founder of drinks companyThomas Howell Williams Idris, founder of the Idris soft drinks company. late 19th century
Two men talk in the street in Houmt Souk, Djerba, TunisiaTwo men wearing business suits and traditional chechia hats, talk in the street in Houmt Souk, Djerba, Tunisia. Date: 1987
Great Central Railway - Marylebone Station
WW2 Home Guard Greetings CardA WW2 greetings guard using the theme of Britain's Home Guard. The illustration shows wartime professions, including businessmen, mechanic, butcher and a land girl. Date: circa 1940s
Businessmen And Royal GuardAn illustration reproduced from a poster design, showing three smartly dressed businessmen wearing black hats and long coats, walking away from a Royal Guard with a bearskin hat. Date: circa 1939
Etude D'AvocatsThis sketch portrays a pair of businessmen speaking. Date: circa 1901
BusinessmenA sketch which shows a conversation between two businessmen. When we earn as much money as us, it's very difficult to be honest! Date: circa 1901
The Royal Artillery Memorial and St. James Park, London. Date: circa 1910s
Comic postcard, Gloomy businessman - Ups and Downs Date: 20th century
French and Korean businessmen Seoul, Korea, c. 1900French and Korean businessmen dining together, Seoul, Korea, c.1900
I always go the Permanent Way to Paris - Business Travel with British Railways - advertisement. 1949
The Stock Exchange, London. Date: circa 1990s
Businessman dictating to secretary 1903Businessman dictating to secretary. Date: 1903
Ian Lawson Johnston, 2nd Baron Luke (1905-1996), British peer, businessman and philanthropist, Chairman of Bovril Ltd and other companies. Date: 1946
William Whiteley, department store founderWilliam Whiteley, founder of the department store in Westbourne Grove, West London. late 19th century
William Pelham Bullivant, ropemakerWilliam Pelham Bullivant, Bullivant & Co, ropemaker and manufacturer of wire ropes. late 19th century
William Munton Bullivant, ropemakerWilliam Munton Bullivant, Bullivant & Co, ropemaker and manufacturer of wire ropes. late 19th century
William Hesketh Lever, founder of Lever Brothers, Port Sunlight (now part of Unilever). late 19th century
Thomas Henry Ismay, founder of White Star LineThomas Henry Ismay, founder of the White Star Line. circa 1890s
T HW Idris, founder of soft drinks companyT H W Idris, founder of the soft drinks company, seen here in court dress. late 19th century
Sir William Arrol, builder of Tay, Forth, and Tower BridgesSir William Arrol, MP, builder of Tay, Forth, and Tower Bridges. late 19th century
Sir Walter Gilbey, of W&A Gilbey Ltd, wine and spirit merchants. late 19th century
Sir Thomas Sutherland, P&O ChairmanSir Thomas Sutherland, Chairman of P&O, Peninsular & Orient Steamship Company. late 19th century
Sir Sydney Waterlow, statue in Waterlow Park, LondonSir Sydney Waterlow, founder of the printing company, statue erected in Waterlow Park, London. late 19th century
Sir Sydney Waterlow, founder of printing companySir Sydney Waterlow, founder of the printing company. late 19th century
Sir Philip Manfield, Great Northern Boot CompanySir Philip Manfield, founder of the Great Northern Boot Company. late 19th century
Sir John Leng, editor of the Dundee Advertiser, and MP. late 19th century
Sir Hiram Maxim, inventor of the automatic gun. late 19th century
Sir Henry Doulton, Potter. late 19th century
Sir Henry Allsopp, Lord Hindlip, Allsopps BrewerySir Henry Allsopp, Lord Hindlip, of Allsopps Brewery. late 19th century
Sir Charles Tennant, head of St Rollox Chemical Works
Sir Charles Mark Palmer, mining industry, Jarrow
Sir Benjamin Lee Guinness, maker of Guinness Brewery
Silhouette, Joseph Fry, head of Frys Cocoa, BristolSilhouette, Joseph Fry, founder and head of Frys Cocoa and Confectionery, Bristol
Michael Thomas Bass, Lord Burton, brewer, son of Michael Bass, founder of the firm. circa 1900
Michael Bass, founder of the brewing firm
Samuel Cunliffe Lister, 1st Baron Masham, inventorSamuel Cunliffe Lister, 1st Baron Masham (1815-1906), English inventor and industrialist. circa 1890s
Lord Armstrong, armaments manufacturerWilliam George Armstrong, 1st Baron Armstrong (1810-1900), armaments manufacturer, scientist, inventor and philanthropist. circa 1890s
Lawson Johnston, founder of Bovril
Joseph Storrs Fry, head of Fry s, BristolJoseph Storrs Fry, head of Frys Cocoa and Confectionery, Bristol
John Rylands, head of cotton firm J Rylands & SonsJohn Rylands, head of the cotton firm J Rylands & Sons
John Pearce, founder of Pearce and Plenty, and the British Tea Table Company
John Pearce at his coffee stall, City Road, LondonJohn Pearce at his coffee stall in City Rd, London -- on the proceeds he founded the British Tea Table Company
John Davidson Rockefeller, founder of Standard Oil
John Brinsmead, founder of piano manufacturersJohn Brinsmead, founder of the piano manufacturers
J M Cook of Thomas Cook travel companyJ M.Cook of the Thomas Cook travel company
J. B Robinson, South African millionaireJ B Robinson, South African gold and diamond millionaire
J Pierpont Morgan, American financier
Charles Tyson Yerkes, Metropolitan District RailwayCharles Tyson Yerkes, owner of the Metropolitan District Railway. circa 1900s
Charles M Schwab, Great American Steel TrustCharles M Schwab, Manager of the Great American Steel Trust
Sir Walter Gilbey, 1st Baronet (1831 -1914), English wine-merchant and philanthropist. Date: 1889
Worshipping the Golden CalfBusinessmen get down on their knees to worship the Golden Calf Date: 1892
Passenger in the Heathrow Terminal and a Branch of Midla?Passenger in the Heathrow Terminal and a Branch of Midland Bank Date: 1950s
Bowler-hatted City gent in a park. Date: 1962
Seoul, Korea - Modern Shopping Street Date: 1930s
Watneys Happy Families - Mr Combe, the Manager. circa 1930
East Africa - Agency Building - white single-storey building workers sitting outside. Part of Box 249 Boswell Collection - East Coast of Africa
City gent in a park, using an ingenious water-boiling spirit-powered stove stored in his bowler hat -- an invention by Alistair McBride. The stove has sufficient fuel to boil three kettles per day
Cow & Gate Happy Family Game - Mr Cowangate the Manufacturer. 1928
Merchants & Noble 1350SMerchants: hood, long cote- hardie, gipon, piked shoes, cape, front buttoning super- tunic, girdle with pouch, dagger & rosary. Nobleman: gipon, knightly-girdle, mantle Date: 1350s
Cartoon, They are giving their blood, WW1" While the businessmen rake in the cash, the soldiers are paying with their blood" 1916
Pro British StampsBritish first - we do not stock Russian goods. These stamps were issued free to British businessmen and traders for use in the crack down on cheap Russian goods. Date: 1930s
Edgar Wallace entertains a few of his acquaintance 1929Cartoon by H.M.Bateman, showing businessmen acting in a non Professional manner, probably depicting one of Edgar Wallaces (British author), crime books that he wrote at the time? Date: 1929
International DeparturesPassengers checking in at the International Departures desk in the Europa Building, London (now London Heathrow) Airport. Date: mid 1960s
Essex Gatehouse, LondonThe Essex Gatehouse, Essex Street, just off the Strand, London, was originally the Essex House which belonged to the Bishops of Exeter. Date: 1930s
