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Comic postcard, Maid and mistress Date: 20th century
Comic postcard, Maid, mistress and master Date: 20th century
Draycott, Cotswold village, Mr and Mrs Rickards, photo taken at the field gate leading into Shop Lane Close (later Orchard View development)
Comic postcard, Man looking for lost football - Inside Right (2 of 2) Date: early 20th century
Comic postcard, Woman with dress improvers the wrong way round, as pointed out by her maid Date: early 20th century
Women in traditional costume, Copenhagen fish marketWomen dressed in traditional costume sell fish in a street market in Copenhagen, Denmark. Date: circa 1930s
Oh! Susannah! a farcical comedy by Mark Ambient, first produced at the Eden Theatre, Brighton, in 1897, starring Louie Freear as the maid Date: late 19th century
Comic postcard, Little boy and girl chat over the garden fence. Anytime you re not busy just think of me! Date: 20th century
Comic postcard, Woman talking about marriage. He said it would be like the Garden of Eden when we were married. So it is - nothing to wear and expecting to get kicked out any minute
Comic postcard, marrying a policeman Date: 20th century
Comic postcard, your young mans gone at last Date: 20th century
HMS Pinafore, Little Buttercup mixes up the childrenHMS Pinafore. Little Buttercup explains that when she was baby-farming (nursing babies while their Papas and Mamas were travelling), she mixed up baby Captain Corcoran and baby Ralph Rackstraw
HMS Pinafore, Corcoran presents Little ButtercupHMS Pinafore. Corcoran presented blushing Little Buttercup to Sir Joseph, who gave her sixpence on the spot. Date: 1908
HMS Pinafore, Captain Corcoran marched awayHMS Pinafore. Captain Corcoran is taken away. A couple of marines marched him off under the command of the smallest midshipman in the ship. Date: 1908
HMS Pinafore, Captain Corcoran and Sir Joseph PorterHMS Pinafore. Captain Corcoran is trying to pat himself on the back when Sir Joseph Porter approaches. " What are you trying to do?" said Sir Joseph. Date: 1908
HMS Pinafore, Dick Deadeye and Captain CorcoranHMS Pinafore. Captain Corcoran and sailor Dick Deadeye. " Deadeye!" said the Captain, " You here? Don t!" Date: 1908
HMS Pinafore, Little Buttercup and the captainHMS Pinafore. Little Buttercup and Captain Corcoran. Date: 1908
HMS Pinafore, Sir Joseph Porter and Josephine CorcoranHMS Pinafore. Sir Joseph Porter with Josephine Corcoran at the ships table. Her short and snappish replies to Sir Josephs pretty speeches at dinner. Date: 1908
HMS Pinafore, Ralph Rackstraw and Josephine CorcoranHMS Pinafore. Josephine Corcoran walks away from Ralph Rackstraw. So saying, with tell-tale tears streaming down her face, she strode magnificently to her cabin. Date: 1908
HMS Pinafore, Josephine Corcoran on deckHMS Pinafore. Josephine Corcoran on the ships deck. So she came on deck to indulge in a reverie all alone. Date: 1908
HMS Pinafore, lunch on board shipHMS Pinafore. Luncheon in the ward-room on board ship (the apartment assigned to the lieutenants on board a man-o -war}. Date: 1908
HMS Pinafore, Captain Corcoran and daughterHMS Pinafore. Captain Corcoran and his daughter Josephine. The good captain was distressed to see his dear daughter in this bilious frame of mind. Date: 1908
HMS Pinafore, sailors on board deckHMS Pinafore by Gilbert & Sullivan. Sailors on board deck - in short, [Captain Corcoran] did everything possible to make everybody on board thoroughly ill and happy. Date: 1908
HMS Pinafore, Josephine Corcoran and Sir Joseph PorterHMS Pinafore. Pretty lady smelling a rose is admired by an older gentlemen who peers at her through a monocle. Sir Joseph Porter was one of the many people who had fallen a victim to the beauty of
HMS Pinafore, crew and Little ButtercupHMS Pinafore. The ships crew with Little Buttercup. I know who takes sugar-plums to bed with him. Date: 1908
HMS Pinafore, Ralph Rackstraw in the riggingHMS Pinafore (Gilbert & Sullivan operetta), Able Seaman Ralph Rackstraw in the rigging. Date: 1908
Birthday card, Many Happy Returns, rabbits with cake. 20th century
Girl Workers of London - The Waitress. 1898
Girl with nanny, nurse or servant outside a house. circa 1900
The Useful Little Maid by Frances Brundage. 1898
Music cover, I m Sister to the Cure, Valse Comique by H T Swatton, sung by E Marshall, dedicated to C Morton, drawn by Alfred Concanen
Cartoon, The Duke of Edinburgh - So take my advice, and don t go to sea, And you may become ruler of the Queens Navee (a quotation from Gilbert & Sullivans operetta, HMS Pinafore). 1885
Little Mother by Peggy Earnshaw. 1937
Santa Claus, children and nurse with Christmas tree
Edwardian child with dollLovely photograph of a little girl (or boy?) holding a doll. Date: c.1900
Woman with donkey, Normandy, Northern FranceWoman in traditional costume with a donkey, carrying items in a pannier, in front of a timbered building in Normandy, Northern France. Date: 1922
Women students at agricultural school, Republic of EstoniaWomen students at agricultural school, dancing outside during their break, Republic of Estonia. Date: 1922
Domestic science at a girls English public school, Sherborne, Dorset. Two young women are seen here ironing linen and collars. Date: 1922
Young women in traditional dress, Stromo Island, DenmarkThree young women in traditional dress, Stromo (Streymoy) Island (largest of the Faroe Islands), Denmark, standing by the memorial stone of Niels Finsen (1860-1904)
Leaflet, Royal, The Perfect Overall. Date: 20th century
Early Victorian General Postman. 19th century
The New Bonnet
Paper Doll in red, cream and pink costume
Paper Doll Costume - red, pink and cream
Dickens scrap - Dick Swiveller and the MarchionessCharles Dickens scrap - Dick Swiveller and the Marchioness playing cards, in the novel The Old Curiosity Shop. 19th century
Miss Jessie Bond in Gilbert and Sullivans The SorcererMiss Jessie Bond, actress and singer, in Gilbert and Sullivans The Sorcerer - The Theatre Magazine, February 1885. 1885
Miss Eastlake in Hoodman Blind - The Theatre MagazineMiss Mary Eastlake, actress, in Hoodman Blind - in The Theatre Magazine, December 1885. 1885