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The Lost Ball - Heath Robinson CartoonThe Lost Ball. Golfers try in vain to retrieve a lost ball in a lake on a golf course. It appears that a passing fish has swallowed it!
Reduced fire hazard thru planned housing. Poster promoting planned housing as a method to reduce fire hazards in cities. Date between 1936 and 1938
Leslie Henson GolfingComedian Leslie Henson (1891-1957) posing on the golf course. At the time he was appearing in the farce It's A Boy! at the Strand Theatre. Date: 1931
Cartoon: At Northward Ho!Cartoon by Laurie Tayler showing the challenges of playing an arctic round of golf. Date: circa 1924
Porter in smog, Smithfield Market, LondonPorter pulling a loaded cart through the smog, Smithfield Market, London, December 1962. Air pollution of this kind was very hazardous to health. Date: 1962
The Lamplighter, Watchman and Link-boy. London lamplighter with ladder and fuse lighting streetlamps 55, watchman in great coat with lantern and rattle 56
A workman smoothing the surface of the slate bed of a billiard table at a factory in Accrington, Lancashire, England. He wears a respirator mask to protect from the dust. Date: 1950s
Submarine A3 - sunk at Spithead in collision with HMS HazardA-class Submarine HMS A3 - sunk at Spithead in collision with HMS Hazard with the loss of all 14 lives on 2nd February 1912 - The HMS Hazard
WW2 poster, Flying Bomb or DoodlebugWW2 Air Ministry poster, Flying Bomb or Doodlebug seen in cross-section. Date: 1944
Umbrella RoundaboutChildren playing on an umbrella roundabout on Lindfield Common, Sussex, England
HMS Hazard on River Thames, Tower BridgeHMS Hazard with submarine C15 and other vessels on the River Thames near Tower Bridge, for a naval review. Date: circa 1909
HMS Hazard and submarine cleaningHMS Hazard, British Dryad-class torpedo gunboat and the worlds first submarine depot ship. Seen here are crew members cleaning submarines 1 and 4 of the flotilla. Date: circa 1905
HMS Hazard on Thames, Tower of LondonHMS Hazard with two destroyers on the River Thames near the Tower of London. Date: circa 1909
Falling To - and In by H. M. BatemanThe Small Boy: Ma! Ma! Quick Ma! Come ere; babys eating all the plum-pudding mixture. Occupational hazard during Christmas food preparation in a busy family home, as imagined by H. M
Music cover, Whoa ! Back-Pedal ! - words by Worton David, music by Henry E Pether, sung by T E Dunville. Date: 1900
Trafalgar Square BirdsTourists in Trafalgar Square are virtually obscured by the sheer volume of pigeons around them. Date: 1950s
Perry with FlagOLIVER HAZARD PERRY United States naval commander Date: 1785 - 1819
Oliver Hazard PerryOLIVER HAZARD PERRY U.S. naval, notable for his victory over the British at the battle of Lake Erie Date: 1785 - 1819
Wolseley Vintage Car, Deal, EnglandWolseley Vintage Car, Deal, Kent, England. Possibly behind a long lost pub as there are what looks like beer crates stacked up behind the wall - I d hazard a guess at the Griffin Street area
French Revolution. Le Jeu de Hazard (The Gambling). Caricature alluding to the abolition of privileges of the nobility and clergy
Tower Bridge open to allow ships through, including HMS Hazard and submarine C15, for a naval review. circa 1909
British staff car avoids shell holeA British Staff Car veers to one side to avoid a large shell hole in the middle of the road on which they are hurrying. Narrowly avoiding ending up in the roadside ditch
Fire uniform heat tests at Lambeth HQDemonstration of the Teled Noflam Protective Suit at Brigade HQ, 29 November 1965. The firefighter is retrieving a motor cycle tyre from a burning oil tray, in crouch position
Ice and snow, enemies of the bomber, by G. H. DavisIce and snow: the silent enemies of the bomber during the Second World War. Snow and ice formation has sometimes caused the abandonment of a raid
British night bombers by G. H. DavisBritish night bombers encounter flaming onions, as in the raid on Sylt -- a type of incendiary anti-aircraft shell used in the First World War, reintroduced by the Germans in the Second World War
Cigarette butts in a tin
Chemical exercise, Barkers car park, KensingtonFirefighters taking part in a chemical exercise in Barkers car park, Kensington, SW London
LCC-LFB - Safety in the home, fire prevention campaignA photograph from the Brigades fire prevention campaign. The hazards of drying cloths and teatowels over a lit gas cooker are highlighted, showing how this could lead to fires
Fire uniform heat tests at Lambeth HQDemonstration of the Teled Noflam Protective Suit at Brigade HQ, 29 November 1965
A fire damaged television setThe aftermath of a fire in a television set at 98 Philbeach Gardens, London SW5
Buffalo & Chicago steam packet empire state: M. Hazard, Commander. Date between 1835 and 1856. Buffalo & Chicago steam packet empire state: M. Hazard, Commander. Date between 1835 and 1856
Myrtle Hazard
Puddletown, DorsetSheep constitute a traffic hazard in the main street of the village, close to Dorchester, Dorset. Traffic ? What traffic ? Date: circa 1910
HM torpedo gunboat, Hazard and seaplane. Participated in a Victoria Cross action in Crete in 1898. Dryard Class torpedo gunboat, she sank in 1918 after colliding with the SS Western Australia
Journeys EndCouple dancing on ice, not aware of the hazard ahead of them
Dunston Pillar, Lincs, raised 1751 as an inland lighthouse; later a statue of George III was added, but in WW2 the top bit will be removed as a hazard to aircraft
A Striking ExampleCartoon, A Striking Example. The sort of thing that convinces one of the necessity of lightning conductors on a golf course. Playing in a storm you may get hit
People We Don t EnvyA humorous artist visits the offices of a magazine with his funniest cartoon to date, only to discover that its the day there happens to be particularly bad news about the war
Rioting Miners - 3Mademoiselle Gerard halts the revolting miners at the charbonnage du Hazard, at Charleroi : troops are called in and ten deaths result
Bike TricksTwo boys showing off on their bikes, riding them by standing on the saddles!
Peruvian PostmanPeruvian postmen keep their heads - and the mail which they carry on them - as they negotiate the rapids which are a hazard of the country
Hungarian PostmanThe village dogs are a hazard for the Hungarian postman as he rides on a country round
Hazard Table GamblingMen and women sit gambling at a hazard table
Chandelier / Theatre / FireIn the 17th century, theatres were lit by chandeliers : disastrous fires were quite frequent
Girl with Loose ShoeTwo sisters go for a walk in the country with a doll in a pram; the younger sisters shoe comes loose - a typical countryside hazard!