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WW2 - A Kiss From The BrideA WW2 children's short story illustration of a fashionably dressed young woman speaking with a Royal Air Force man in uniform at an event. A bride is interacting with guests in the background
Henley Royal Regatta, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire - Painted by landscape artist Alfred Robert Quinton for the Sevenoaks based publishing and printing company J
Balloon ascent of Vicente Lunardi (1754-1806) on the Buen Retiro, August 12, 1792. Etching on paper, circa 1793. History Museum. Madrid. Spain
Masquerade Ball at the Coliseo del Principe, circa 1771-1802History of Spain. Masquerade Ball at the Coliseo del Principe, circa 1771-1802. By Juan Antonio Salvador Carmona (1740-1805). Etching and engraving on paper. History Museum. Madrid. Spain
Russia - Tsar Nicholas II meeting veterans at BorodinoRussia - Tsar Nicholas II meeting veteran soldiers and their wives at Borodino (the site of a bloody battle of the Napoleonic Wars, fought during Napoleon's invasion of Russia)
WW2, R. A. F. Messenger PigeonsAn illustration which shows a man of the Royal Air Force tending the the messenger pigeons. Bomber and reconnaissance aircrafts would carry pigeons in watertight containers
Poster, sailing event, 14 May, Skansen, Sweden Date: 1942
Fashionable EventAn illustration which shows a number of people attending a fashionable event, the main focus is drawn on the central lady looking purposefully over her shoulder. Date: circa 1939
The Aldershot Military TattooThe Field of the Cloth of Gold with Henry VIII of England and King Francis (Francois) I of France, recreated at the Aldershot Military Tattoo, an annual event dating back to 1894
Guy Fawkes Night, Tricentenary, 1905 Date: 1905
Howard Kingsley WoodA portrait photograph of British Conservative politician, Howard Kingsley Wood, from a catalogue for the Ideal Homes Exhibition at Olympia, 1936, an event which he opened. Date: circa 1936
Panorama photograph of crowd awaiting Royal Procession Date: late 19th century
The Gentleman Who Says A MonologueA portrait sketch of a man gesturing his hand, as he produces a monologue at an event. Date: circa 1901
Popular Rejoicings on Bastille DayA colourful illustration which depicts a joyous, celebratory scene in which figures are happily conversing and dancing at an event on the 14th of July, in commemmoration of Bastille Day
At The Sea Baths La PotiniereThis illustration provides a broad view of an event at the sea baths, attendants are dining outside a row of huts, with a game of tennis active in the background, by a ship in dry dock
IngenueAn illustration which portrays a young lady holding a fan, wearing a fine dress, attending an event with a young gentleman. Date: circa 1901
En SandwichThis illustration portrays a young lady wearing a fashionable white dress, attending a posh event, tightly sandwiched between two top hat wearing gentlemen to each side. Date: circa 1901
Official opening of the Paris Exhibition of 1867 - imperial cortege arriving at the Champs Elysees Palace. Date: 1867
Napoleon III and Empress Eugenie, Tuileries Palace, ParisNapoleon III and Empress Eugenie opening a ball in the Salle des Marechaux, Tuileries Palace, Paris Date: circa 1850s
The Market, GhentAn etching depicting a Ghent market event full of life, with people browsing the wares of stalls, just outside an ecclesiastical building in northwest Belgium. Date: circa 1916
Vauxhall AdvertisementAn illustrated advertisement for Vauxhall, The Car Superexcellent. The image shows a yellow saloon model, parked at a glamorous event, with fashionable couples occupying the surroundings
Musique Sur Leau, Le Soir, VeniseA painting of a dark, night time scene with glowing lights revealing a number of gondola boats at a music event on the waters of Venice, Italy. Date: circa 1916
Marshall and Snelgrove AdvertisementAn advertisement illustration for Marshall & Snelgrove Limited, London based department store. The image promotes the children's playthings and toys section, with a bright
JoyA painting of some dark, dancing figures in the foreground woodland clearing, with a lit up fun fair event occurring behind. Date: circa 1915
Pope and Bradley AdvertisementAn advertisement illustration for Pope & Bradley, London based civil and military tailors. The image shows a finely dressed man and woman attending a black tie event, Date: circa 1914
The Striped BlouseA painting of a seated woman in a black and white striped blouse, sat in front of a mirror which reflects the fact that she is attending a posh event. Date: circa 1914
De Reszke AdvertisementAn illustrated advertisement for De Reszke, The aristocracy of cigarettes. The image shows a couple, embraced, wearing black tie event clothes, each with a cigarette in their mouths
Tenterden HallA photograph of Tenterden Hall, a school establishment in Hendon, Middlesex, aimed at preparing boys between the age of 7 and 14 for public schooling and the Royal Navy
Pirrie Carlisle Archive - autographs and illustrationPirrie Carlisle Archive - George Maurice Burn (1862-1945) pen and ink study on card, Thames barges under sail. Signed by visitors to a soiree. 6 x 4.25 inches
Cunard Ocean Liners - assorted items, including menu cards, welcome on board pamphlets, entertainments and events programmes. Date: 1950s-1990s
President William Howard Taft and Major Archibald Butt, a presidential aide who died when the Titanic sank. Photo is pasted to heavy cardboard backing, with an incorrect notation on reverse. Pres
QSS Lusitania - souvenir of launch, commemorative 18 carat gold handled scissors, with stainless steel blades, the crossover engraved with John Brown and Co
People in a field looking up at a biplanePeople in a field, some on horseback, looking up at a biplane Date: circa 1930s
Crowds at a Boxing MatchThis boxing match between Jack Petersen and Heine Muller at Cardiff attracted 53, 000 spectators, a record attendance for open-air boxing in Great Britain. Date: 1933
Stock Exchange Walk, BrightonWinner L. J. Hollyer at the conclusion of the Stock Exchange Brighton Walk. Founded by a member of the London Stock Exchange
Crystal Palace SpeedwayDirt-track motorcycle racing at the Crystal Palace speedway meeting. Date: 1932
HorsejumpingMajor J. Hume Dudgeon in action during a military jumping event at the Dublin Horse Show. Date: 1931
Village Fancy Dress with Boy Jester
East Front of Victoria Pottery, Alfred MeakinEast Front of Victoria Pottery, day of Royal Visit Date: 1913
Launch of the Boy's Own No. 2 Lifeboat at Poole, Dorset in July 1882 Date: 1882
The StadiumA watercolour painting, showing a fairly small amphitheatre-like stadium structure, showing a crowd of spectators, watching an event at the centre circle. Date: circa 1924
Collins AdvertisementAn illustrated advertisement for Collins, sydney based jewellers, promoting Zenith watches, for ever - and a day, stated to be more expensive, but very enduring
Boyd Edkins Oldsmobile AdvertisementAn advertisement illustration for Boyd Edkins Ltd, promoting The New Oldsmobile 4, made in Canada. The picture shows the shiny blue model pulled up at a glamorous event with attendees gathered
Taking a stroll at the Hurlingham Club, FulhamLady Helen Grosvenor (1888-1970), Lady Castlereagh (1878-1959), Lord Charles Beresford (1846-1919), Lord Hugh Cecil (1869-1956) and Miss Chaplin take a summer stroll at the Hurlingham Club in Fulham
Peter I of Serbia riding horseback from his coronation at St. Michael's Cathedral in Belgrade, to the Palace. Wearing his crown and robes and bearing his sceptre. Date: 21st September 1904
Poster, Goodwood, near Chichester, Sussex, Motor Racing at its Best! Easter Monday 3 April, International "100" for Grand Prix Cars and five supporting events. Date: 1961
Constitutionalists Repair Railway Destroyed by FederalistsA group of Constitutionalists repair a railroad destroyed by federalist forces. Several men repair the metal tracks as others move wood, clear the track, or watch from a parked locomotive ahead
Campaign for Real Ale eventCampaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) event, 6 September 1976. CAMRA was set up in 1971 because of dissatisfaction over the general quality of beer being marketed by a small number of breweries who were
