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Olympic Collection (page 10)

Background imageOlympic Collection: RMS Olympic - Ocean Liner for the White Star Line

RMS Olympic - Ocean Liner for the White Star Line (sister ship of the ill-fated RMS Titanic). Date: circa 1920s

Background imageOlympic Collection: Ice Skater Sonja Henie

Ice Skater Sonja Henie
Sonja Henie (19121969) - a Norwegian figure skater and film star. Three-times Olympic Champion (1928, 1932, 1936) in Ladies Singles

Background imageOlympic Collection: Frances Scully, Irene Rich, Tom Breneman, Sonja Henie

Frances Scully, Irene Rich, Tom Breneman, Sonja Henie
Popular Radio Star Tom Breneman (1901-1948), pictured with (from left) Frances Scully (TV Presenter for ABC), Irene Rich (1891-1988 - American Actress)

Background imageOlympic Collection: Jesse Owens, Berlin 1936 Olympics

Jesse Owens, Berlin 1936 Olympics
James Cleveland Jesse Owens American athlete, four times champion at the Olympic Games in Berlin, August 1936. August 1936

Background imageOlympic Collection: Alexander Carlisle (1854 - 1926)

Alexander Carlisle (1854 - 1926)
Alexander Carlisle, one of the designers of the Olympic class ocean liners, including the ill-fated Titanic. 1912

Background imageOlympic Collection: Release of pigeons, Olympic opening ceremony, 1948

Release of pigeons, Olympic opening ceremony, 1948
7, 000 pigeons are released above Wembley Stadium as trumpeters of the Household Cavalry sound a fanfare. The pigeons are bearers of Olympic tidings, a custom also practised by the Ancient Greeks

Background imageOlympic Collection: Collapsed Scout at 1948 London Olympics

Collapsed Scout at 1948 London Olympics
Scout collapsed through heat exhaustion whilst holding a Liechtenstein nationality sign at the 1948 London Olympics held at Wembley Stadium. 1948

Background imageOlympic Collection: Rosie Dolly and Irving Netcher arrive in New York

Rosie Dolly and Irving Netcher arrive in New York
Rosie Dolly and Irving Netcher as they arrived in New York from Paris aboard Olympic for their wedding, March 1932 1932

Background imageOlympic Collection: Boys at Bisley, Surrey

Boys at Bisley, Surrey
A group of boys at Bisley in Surrey, a rifle shooting venue for many years. The boys may be from the Bisley boys school, an orphanage run by The Shaftesbury Homes

Background imageOlympic Collection: RMS Olympic invitation, restaurant card

RMS Olympic invitation, restaurant card
An invitation, bearing the name of Mr George F Morrell of The Graphic, for a Channel trip on the White Star Line cruise ship, the RMS Olympic

Background imageOlympic Collection: The Shipbuilder, Souvenir Number

The Shipbuilder, Souvenir Number
Front cover of a Souvenir Number of The Shipbuilder industry journal, focusing on the White Star Line triple-screw cruise liners, Olympic and Titanic

Background imageOlympic Collection: White Star Line, RMS Olympic

White Star Line, RMS Olympic
A framed image of the White Star Line luxury steamer, the RMS Olympic

Background imageOlympic Collection: White Star Line brochure

White Star Line brochure
A White Star Line brochure advertising the Olympic and Titanic steamships, comparing their length to some of the tallest buildings in the world

Background imageOlympic Collection: Olympic Chariot Race Bc

Olympic Chariot Race Bc
A chariot race takes place, watched eagerly by a large crowd

Background imageOlympic Collection: Clancarty at the Lyric Theatre, 1907

Clancarty at the Lyric Theatre, 1907
Tom Taylors Clancarty was first produced as Lady Clancarty at the Olympic Theatre in 1874, with Henry Neville playing Lord Clancarty and Ada Cavendish playing Lady Clancarty

Background imageOlympic Collection: Javelin thrower, 1913

Javelin thrower, 1913
The graceful pose of a javelin thrower published to accompany an article by F. A. M. Webster in The Bystander suggesting reasons for Britains failure in the 1912 Stockholm Olympic Games was down to a

Background imageOlympic Collection: Cartoon, Mr Pettitt, The Spiders Web

Cartoon, Mr Pettitt, The Spiders Web
Cartoon, Mr Pettitt takes the Spiders Web to a better Pitch. A satirical comment on Henry Alfred Pettitt (1848-1893), British actor and dramatist, with a reference to the title of one of his plays



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