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Mail Sorting OfficePostal workers at the General Post Office (Britain), manually sorting mail into pigeon holes
At a Printing OfficeA force of Communards prepare to requisition a printing- office, to produce posters and handbills in the Communard cause
The London Office of the Society for the relief of the sickA sketch of volunteers sorting and packing linen bandages for the sick
Scotland Yard / ConvictsThe Convict Office
GPO EXETERThe self-service section of the General Post Office at Exeter offering change, postal orders and stamped stationery
Lost Property Office 1 / 2Two ladies in 1920s fashion of cloche hats and furs check through the New Scotland Yard Lost Property Office racks for their missing umbrellas. Metropolitan Police
Lost Property Office 2 / 2An employee of the New Scotland Yard Lost Property Office examines a childs toy wooden horse amid the myriad abandoned and forgotten items, from suitcases to a pair of antlers
Criminal Record OffceChecking fingerprints on the computer at the Criminal Record Office of New Scotland Yard. Metropolitan Police
Criminal Record OfficeExamining fingerprints at the Criminal Record Office looking through a microscope at New Scotland Yard. Metropolitan Police
Fire Brigade Office 40SAn emergency call comes in to Durham County Fire Brigade
The Central Post Office Telegraph EstablishmentSeries of sketches showing different departments of the Central Telegraph Establishment at the General Post Office in London
Instrument gallery of the Central Telegraph OfficeTelegraphists at work in the instrument gallery of the Central Telegraph Office in Newgate Street, London, 1874
Autographic telegraphyD Arlincourts autographic telegraph, able to transmit a copy of handwriting by electric currents. Several versions based on a similar principle were in circulation during the mid-19th century
Curiosities and ingenuities from the Patent Office; Fly clotIllustration showing protective clothing for horses and other animals to prevent them being bothered by flies and other insects
Curiosities and ingenuities from the Patent Office; More wetIllustration showing ideas for protective rain wear in the form of various rain shades and capes worn on the head and body
Sketches at the Central Telegraph EstablishmentSketches showing scenes and different types of apparatus used at the Central Telegraph Establishment at the General Post Office, including the type printing telegraph
Dunstan, ArchbishopSaint DUNSTAN, archbishop of Canterbury Beside his regular staff of office, he is depicted holding the tongs with which he tweaked the Devils nose
Curiosities and ingenuities from the Patent Office; A marineA sketch showing an example of a curious design sent to the Patent Office in 1920, of a marine life saving apparatus which was also submersible
Curiosities and ingenuities from the Patent Office; CuriousSketch of a cross section of a curious apparatus for securing oysters. Two men work in a submarine-like pod at the bottom of the sea, scooping up oysters with a rake
Vigil outside the C. P. R, relatives and friend awaiting newsAt the Liverpool office of the C.P.R. Relatives and friends of passengers on the Empress of Ireland making inquiries at the Canadian Pacific Railway offices in Cockspur Steet
Curiosities and ingenuities from the Patent Office; A boat dAn illustration showing a cross-section of a boat propelled by windmills, cruising along a country river
Curiosities and ingenuities from the Patent Office; An arranIllustration representing an idea for a piece of machinery that enabled a dog or cat to drive a small machine
Curiosities from the Patent Office; Safety Suit for AviatorsIllustration showing a safety suit for aviators from 1921. The suit takes the form of a parachute attached to the wearer in two parts, one to the torso and one to the head
Curiosities from the Patent Office; Support for cigarettesIllustration showing a device to be attached to the face for holding a cigar or cigarette adjacent to the mouth, which apparently prevented a careless smoker from laying down a lighted cigarette
Curiosities and ingenuities from the Patent Office; Helmet wAn illustration of a curious design sent to the Patent Office in 1920, showing a man wearing a hat with a gun mounted on it
Curiosities and ingenuities from the Patent Office; A personAn illustration showing a curious design sent to the Patent Office in 1920, of a bizarre head covering with design features such as a window and ventilation
Police Careers TeamThe Metropolitan Police Careers Team opposite the Houses on Parliament with their mobile office van preparing for their tour of N.E. Scotland
Sir Reginald HansonSIR REGINALD HANSON Lord Mayor Elect of London in 1886
England / PhiladelphiaThe corner Post Office in Philadelphia, not the Philadelphia in the U.S.A. the small mining village in Tyne and Wear, Newcastle
England / AlburyA glimpse of Albury, a Surrey hamlet with a delightful valley. Note the fine, intricate details on the various chimney stacks
Phone MessageA secretary writes down a phone message
Taking Dictation / 1960SA secretary taking dictation
Rail / Liverpool / 1830LIVERPOOL - MANCHESTER RAILWAY The railway office in Liverpool at Crown Street station
Aertex telephone userAdvertisement from 1924 for Aertex underwear showing a businessman or office worker taking a telephone call at his desk
The Motor in Mail ServiceA new delivery-car for the Post Office
Trans-atlantic telephone service openingThe official opening of the radio telephone service between London and New York. Mr Walter S. Gifford, President of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, speaking to Sir Evelyn Murray
Conscription / Russia 1941Young men register to join the Russian army. Conscription was introduced on 23 June 1941
Office Mail DistributedA clerk distributes the morning mail to individual office desks
London Telegraph OfficeThe Instrument Gallery at the Central Telegraph Office, London
Scarborough P. OThe Post Office at Scarborough, Yorkshire (England)
Carriages Taken by TrainA fascinating picture showing the arrival at a countryside terminus of a steam train transporting two stagecoaches which are unloaded to depart onward by road
Something Wrong SomewherSOMETHING WRONG SOMEWHERE A shopkeeper and his wife can t get their books to balance
Comms / Telegraph OfficeA telegraph office in Berlin
TYPIST & BOSS, 1890A lady typist and her employer
Kitchener / War OfficeHORATIO, LORD KITCHENER Kitchener as Secretary for War receiving the late Lord Roberts in his room at the War Office
Sliding PartitionsThese sliding partitions are being used to subdivide a schoolroom, but they could be used in a private home or an office
Gresham College 18CGresham College as it appeared before it was taken down to build an Excise Office
Slack Day in OfficeA slack day in the office