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Gramophone Girls
Three girls (nurses or shop girls?) in matching hats, listening to the latest 78s on their gramophone on a pebbly beach. Date: early 1930s

Chelsea Pensioner reads the latest news from the Boer War
A Chelsea Pensioner reads the latest news from the front (during the Second Anglo-Boer War). Date: 1900

An engine jig for assembling engine and controls in the Handley page works at Cricklewood where assembly and equipment of the latest type of heavy bomber aeroplanes built for the Royal Air Force

Latest Fashion. Date: 1910

Sax in Showroom 1864
Adolphe Sax demonstrates the latest models of his instruments in his showroom in the rue Saint-Georges, Paris Date: 1864

The latest thing in nightmares. Illustration shows a frightened man lying in bed, pulling up a blanket labeled The Senate; he sees in the darkness the spectacles

The latest suitor. Illustration shows Prince Henry offering bouquets of flowers labeled Visit of Prince Henry, Christening by Miss Roosevelt, and Yacht built in America

Philanthropist Andys latest. Illustration shows a scenic postcard view composed of requests from various cities that are seeking landscape features, such as a mountain in Chicago

Pacing in the latest style. Print showing harness racing on a racetrack. Date c1893 April 10

M. Eiffel, our artists latest tour de force, June 29, 1889. Caricature of Gustav Eiffel in the form of the Eiffel Tower, which he built for the Exposition universelle in Paris in 1889

Poster no. 3. Latest style clothing & gents furnishing goods. Poster no. 3. Latest style clothing & gents furnishing goods

Irelands latest martyrs. Date c1869

The roaring success, George H. Broadhursts latest farce, What happened to Jones. Date c1897

Kellar in his latest mystery. Date c1897

Why Smith left home Broadhursts latest farce : by George H. Broadhurst, author of What happened to Jones. Date c1899

The celebrated French aerielists sic & acrobats the latest European sensation. Date c1891

AH Woods presents Valeska Suratt in the swift, smart & saucy play, The girl with the whooping cough the latest Paris sensation : by Stanislaus Stange. Date c1910

Rices production of the latest London novelty, The girl from Paris written by George Dance; music by Ivan Caryll. Date c1897

Charles Frohmans latest production, the new play Zaza adapted by David Belasco. Date 1899?

Charles Frohman presents the latest Parisian farce success, The husbands of Leontine. Date 1900

Chas. E. Blaneys latest musical comedy sucess, A hired girl. Date c1897

Hoyts latest success, A day and a night. Includes names of plays by Hoyt framing his portrait. Date c1899

Broadhursts latest farce, The house that Jack built by Geo. H. Broadhurst. Date c1900

Humanity the latest English success : by Sutton Vane, author of The cotton king. Date c1894

Broadhursts latest farce, Why Smith left home by George H. Broadhurst, author of What happened to Jones. Date c1899

Blaneys latest musical comedy, A female drummer. Date c1898

Blaneys, A hired girl his latest musical comedy success
Blaney s, A hired girl his latest musical comedy success. Date c1898

Hoyts latest success, A day and a night the howling success. Date c1899

Harry Howards latest success The doctors warm reception. Date c1899

The Bowery Burlesquers presenting an original burletta on the latest New York craze, Slumming. Date c1898

Ideal Home kitchen 1951
A kitchen at the Ideal Home Exhibition at Olympia, 1951, featured in a spread in Sport & Country magazine: the country housewife at Olympia; this years Ideal Home Exhibition has much to interest her

Flowers & Feathers
Baskets of flowers with feathers, to take the place of ferns or other greenery, are the latest idea in home decoration. Date: 1930s

Girls Reading War News
Schoolgirls reading the latest war news (World War Two) in their common room during their break in between lessons. Date: early 1940s

Tattooing the Eyebrows
The latest craze for feminine beauty is the tattooing of the eyebrows with small flowers and butterflies. This picture shows a lady being tattooed in a West End (of London) salon. Date: 1929

Tattooing an Armpit
The latest craze for feminine beauty is the tattooing of armpits with small flowers and butterflies. This picture shows a lady being tattooed in a West End (of London) salon. Date: 1929

Tattooing an Eyelid
The latest craze for feminine beauty is the tattooing of eyelids with small flowers and butterflies. This picture shows a lady being tattooed in a West End (of London) salon. Date: 1929

JOB SHOP
A Job Finding shop, an early form of employment agency, with the latest vacancies plastered all over the windows in gaudy colours! 1980

Tattooing the Lips
The latest craze for feminine beauty is the tattooing of the lips with small flowers and butterflies. This picture shows a lady being tattooed in a West End (of London) salon. Date: 1929

Outfits by Doeuillet, Beer and Drecoll
Three young ladies wearing the latest spring outfits. On the left, a brown 3/4 length coat with black fur on cuffs and high standing collar, with tie at the hips, by Doeuillet

Latest dance records, 1923
An advertisement for the latest 10 inch, double sided records from the Gramophone Company. Date: 1923

Lipstick in the Mirror
A girl puts the finishing touches to her lipstick in an oval mirror and listens to the latest hits on her radio at the same time! Date: 1960s

Dog with Jaw Splint
A fixation splint for a fractured jaw, the latest development. Date: circa 1960

Grand Hotel St Moritz
Advertisement for the Grand Hotel St Moritz, featuring the latest sanitary arrangements and the opportunity for every kind of winter sport Date: 1906

Female Type / Gloves 1930S
A woman poses outside wearing the latest style of afternoon gloves in yellow jersey trimmed with dark stitching Date: 1930s

The Fashioning of a Fad
Humorous sequential illustration by David Ghilchik poking fun at the merry-go-round of fashion. A smart, trend setting society lady is photographed in the latest fashion - leopard skin - at a Riviera

That Newest Step by Laurie Tayler
That Newest Step, by Laurie Tayler. Young couples on the dance floor comment jealously on the couple in the middle doing the latest dance

Music cover for I Want To Be A Bloomer! Sung by Miss Rebecca Isaacs, words by Henry Abrahams, music by W H Montgomery. A young lady is depicted

What to wear in the sea
Three sketches showing the latest in summer beach wear, . The womans bathing suit in the middle is described as a most charming and useful gown, with an emphasis on simplicity and light

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