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Business Meeting / 1960SA board meeting takes place. A group of men sit around the board table smoking and discussing various issues
French Politicians. circa 1820
Comic Postcard - Hat theme - Scandal (under difficulties)Comic Postcard - satire on the penchant for women to wear large and enveloping hats durng this period. Scandal (under difficulties) (2/6). Date: circa 1900
Stylish ladies in their nightwear discuss a handbagTwo young stylish ladies in silk nightwear (pyjamas and dressing gown) from Dickins & Jones, Regent Street, London. They seem to be talking about fashion in general
Fashionable ladies discussing a set of undergarmentsFashionable ladies discussing a set of hand-embroidered undergarments (a crepe-de-Chine set from Dickins & Jones, London). Date: 1923
Jesus disputing with the woman of Samaria - John 4. circa 1688
Jesus disputing with the Doctors in the Temple - Luke 2. circa 1688
The Russo-Japanese War - Discussing Russian SurrenderThe Russo-Japanese War of 1905-05 - Japanese and Russian commanders discuss the terms of the Russian Surrender. Date: circa 1905
John Lord FisherJOHN ARBUTHNOT, lord FISHER (nearest camera) First Sea Lord, in 1915, walking with George Lambert MP. They may be planning naval operations, or may be discussing lunch. Date: 1841 - 1920
Joseph William Chitty -1Sir JOSEPH WILLIAM CHITTY Judge, whose fondness for discussing points with barristers earned him the nickname Mr Justice Chatty. Date: 1828 - 1899
Du Maurier / Punch 1884Comment on the aristocracy - discussing the abolition of the House of Lords Date: 1884
Class distinction between two schoolboys, discussing another boy: I have heard today that his father keeps a store! Date: circa 1895
Abel Glance and Ivy Close discuss his film La Roue, 1924Abel Glance and British film star Ivy Close discussing the scenario of his film La Roue, 1924 Date: 1924
French veterans listen to a WW1 soldierA military circle in Paris. French veterans from another war listen to a First World War soldier tell them about the current conflict. Date: 1916
Chelsea pensioners discuss the war, WW1Chelsea veterans discussing the position of the opposing armies in August 1914. Date: 1914
WW1 - The United States enter the war - Wilsons CabinetWW1 - The United States enters the war - President Woodrow Wilsons Cabinet meets. Date: 1917
Discussing the new Irish Land Act, 1881A small family party, plus a neighbour or two, discuss the hot topic of the day: the new Irish Land Act Date: 1881
Suffragette Where is my Wandering Wife?. Poor husband, left at home to mind the babies, asks, OH! Where is my wandering wife to-night? Answer
Merchants at a table, China. Date: circa 1890
Lloyd George discussing ammunition supply, WW1Lloyd George discussing ammunition supply with Lord Reading and M. Albert Thomas (French Minister for Munitions) on the Western Front in France during World War One. Date: circa 1916
American and British with equipment, Western Front, WW1American and British soldiers discussing equipment on the Western Front in France during World War One. Date: circa 1916
Russian Royalty Considering Military ManoeuvresThe Commander in Chief of the Russian Armies: Grand Duke Nikolay Nikolayevich Romanov of Russia (18561929) weighing up his options with Tsar Nicholas II. Date: circa 1910
A Conference of the Allies 1917British officers, presumably home on leave for Christmas, standing behind a curtain with sprigs of mistletoe behind their backs
Circular discussion concerning the catch of the day" Did yer Father cotch ony fish?" " yes." " Was they Biggins?" " They was bigger than the Little uns." " How big was the Little uns
Two young children discuss the merits of piano size" Do you like them big pianners better than the likkle uns Aurelia?" " No, Dolpaus, they take up to much room; an besides they don t make any more noise than the little uns
Sisters discussing their much-hated StepmotherEthel to Maud (discussing their much-hated Stepmother) - " Never mind, we only have her in the da-time. Think of poor Pa - he has her all night as well!" Date: 1892
Two Actors outside a theatre comment on a Flea CircusTwo Actors outside a theatre (on observing the playbills displayed) pass comment on a Performing Flea Show. First Actor (resting) - " H m - a scratch company." Date: 1892
The Members of the Eccentric ClubMembers of The Eccentric Club in 1892. The clubs first President was Sir Charles Wyndham, an outstanding actor and a theatrical manager, who, according to the legend
An old actor lays down the law to a journalistOld actor (laying down the law to Journalist) - " And let me tell you that when I speak, I know what I m talking about, I ve seen the world - Peckham - everywhere!" Date: 1900
Two elderly widows discuss the catering at a wake" Did you go to Smiths burying?" " Yes, I did, an a mighty measly affair it was. Tea and bread and butter! I ve buried two usbands, but, thank goodness
Ladies complaining od bad language from the pubIt must have been awful. Mrs Baggs: (after receiving a tornado of abuse from over the road) " Well, I never eard sich langwidge in all my life.I never was called such names before
Comment on Mixed bathing from two dirty London trampsIn the Bars and Streets. Cartoon drawing by Phil May depicting a vagrant couple giving their opinion on bathing. Dirty Girty: " I don t believe in this ere Mixed Bathin." Weary Willie
Two Cockneys discuss the pedigree of a dogTwo Cockneys discuss the (er..) pedigree of a dog! " Say, Bill, wots is pedigree?" Bill: " Why es by a porter out o a third class railway kerridge." !! Date: 1895
Discussion on merits of Smoking for Health reasonsFirst Johnnie: " Aw -why do you make your own cigarettes?" Second Ditto: " My-aw-doctor ordered me some light exercise." Date: 1894
Boulogne Restaurant - Gerrard Street, London - AdvertAdvertisement for the Boulogne Restaurant - 27 Gerrard Street, London, featuring a cartoon and quote. See 10586805 for a promotional postcard (interior photograph of the restaurant)
The wives of the military" The wives of the military" -- two ladies of contrasting stature (and possibly contrasting social stature!) stand talking about their husbands, both away at war. Silhouette by H L Oakley
Mrs Bobbity and neighbours with policemanMrs Bobbity and neighbours tell the policeman what has happened, and he takes notes. Jack Sparrow, perched on a lamp post, calls out that its the cat who should be prosecuted! Date: 1937
Normandy, France - Elderly couple chattingAn elderly couple having a chat on a set of steps, Normandy, France. The old lady carries a large water or milk jar/pail, whilst the straw boater-wearing gentleman carries an umbrella
Jack and Jennie Sparrow on the roof above their nest, discussing the problem of the cat preventing them from getting to the crust. Date: 1937
American and French allies with rifles, France, WW1Scene at an American army camp in France during the First World War, showing French and American soldiers discussing the handling of their respective rifles. Date: 1917-1918
Imams in IranImage of two Imams chatting man to man in Iran Date: circa 1910s
French women drinking at a bar, 1906A lively bar scene with two women discussing their intake of absinthe. Date: 1906
Ben Jonson and William DrummondBen and his host had many a long talk together, discussing men and books. Poet and dramatist Ben Jonson (1572 - 1637) smoking a pipe and talking with Scottish poet William Drummond (1585 - 1649)
Woman and patients at the Medical Centre, HendonScene at the Metropolitan Police Medical Centre, Hendon, north west London, showing a woman in overalls discussing a game of chess with three patients in a hospital ward
Emigration. Irish Emigration. The Emigration Agents OfficeEngraving of the Emigration Office at Cork, of Mr G. O Neil. Crowded with men discussing business and reading papers and families with women and children sitting on boxes, waiting for their ship
Liebig extractAdvertisement by Liebig Companys extract showing the lady of the house discussing a dinner party menu with her housekeeper
Chesterton & FriendGILBERT KEITH CHESTERTON without a hat, and Compton Mackenzie in a topper, at the Dublin Horse Show. They are probably not discussing horses
Swimwear 1908 Le RireTwo young bathing beauties in figure-hugging one-piece costumes walk are-in-arm along the waters edge. Discussing holiday romances no doubt!