Partners Collection (page 2)

DANCING BEARS AT ZOO
Dancing bears at Munich zoo, Germany. Date: early 1930s

Two English Rural Working Horses - Working Partners
Two English Rural Working Horses pulling a simple form of harrow - Working Partners Date: circa 1920s

Musical Terms Up to Date - Adagio - very Slow! A pretty young girl sits expectantly, whilst her elderly suitor takes a LONG TIME to make his move! Date: circa 1905

Priest directed to find a Scotsmans late business partner. Parson (to Mr MacDougal) - " ! want to see Mr Thompson, please." Macdougal

Two Edwardian Couples on a jolly jaunt in the countryside. They stop beneath a large tree and are lucky enought to be snapped by a passing photographer. Date: circa 1908

Partners in the bogie business. Illustration showing two men, Prof. Scarem presenting his latest findings on microbes to a crowd of frightened onlookers, and Dr

The partners. Illustration shows a man labeled The Railroad with Land Grants and Franchises in his pockets, reading a ticker tape from a device labeled Speculation

The Volunteers Ball at the Floral Hall, Covent Garden, Lond
Engraving showing the Volunteers Ball at the Floral Hall in Covent Garden, London, 1860. This image shows the Volunteers in their uniforms and their partners in formal evening dresses

Self and Partners!, by Lawson Wood
Orang utan playing multiple hands in a game of cards. Date: 1930

View of a ball from below
A quite remarkable and rather wonderful French postcard presenting the view of a ball as could be seen if one were looking upward through a glass floor! Date: circa 1910s

Dancing Partnaer 1843
Dancing partners at a charity ball Date: 1843

Helen Wills and Edith Cross in action
Miss Helen Wills Moody and Miss Edith Cross, American tennis doubles partners pictured in action on court at Wimbledon in 1929

Dancing the Fandango, Catalonia (Spain). A book of national types and costumes from the early 19th century

Saint Peter (Mosaic)
Church and Empire are depicted as equal partners, under the aegis of Saint Peter (in other words, the Pope has the last word...)

Indoor Dresses 1846
Four ladies in indoor dresses wait for partners at a reception

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