Press Collection (page 16)

British troops unloading high explosive shells
Photograph of British troops unloading high explosive shells at a depot in France, nd. From a collection of 23 official photographs by Press Photographer Bayley Harrison, World War One

WW1 - column of 18pdr QF Mark 1 Guns on a road in France
Photograph of a column of 18pdr QF Mark 1 Guns on a road in France, nd. From a collection of 23 official photographs by Press Photographer Bayley Harrison, World War One, Western Front (1914-1918)

British Beach-Head Photograph Hailed as ?War?s Greatest?
Photograph: British Beach-Head Photograph Hailed as ?War?s Greatest? By U. S. Press. Photograph was taken by Sgt. Photographer of the British Army Film Unit

Traditional road making in Upper Egypt
Two construction workers and ox-drawn road roller in Upper Egypt. Date: circa 1910s

Victorian scrap - Radical press
Victorian scrap - Political Types - Liberty of the Press, Freedom of Speech - Radical Press. late 19th century

Cartoon, The War Cry v. The Truth
Cartoon, The War Cry (published by General William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army) v. The Truth (published by Henry Labouchere, Liberal MP and owner-editor)

Advertisement for the Daily Express newspaper, superimposed on a photograph of Pentonville Road near Kings Cross, London. early 20th century

Advertisement, Pantex Garment Press
Advertisement for the Pantex Garment Press - Light as a Feather to Operate - made by James Armstrong & Co Ltd, London SW1. 1956

Advertisement for John Bull Magazine, superimposed on a photograph of Kentish Town Road, NW London. early 20th century

Susi - with a tube of toothpaste, making a bit of a mess. 1950s

Advertisement for Dupress Laundry Press. 1956

We were off to Croydon station
Press photograph: I think you have a copy of this photo taken in 1939. We were off to Croydon station.Photograph of Sgt Wren, Sgt N I Giles (nee Ellingham), Sgt D Smith, are marked

Soho, London - pub in Brewer Street W1
Soho, London - pub on the corner of Brewer Street and Wardour Street W1 - the Round House. 1973

Dog jumping gate with newspaper in mouth
A dog called Bruno jumps a wooden gate to deliver a newspaper to his master. Date: circa late 1940s

Victorian Scrap - Political Types - Liberty of the Press, Freedom of Speech - Radical Press. late 19th century

Victorian Scrap -- News Boy. late 19th century

Sphere artist, Donald Macpherson at Luxor, 1924
Donald Macpherson, special artist for The Sphere, pictured at Luxor where he had been following the work in Tutankhamens tomb

Welchs Table-Cloth Printing Works, showing embossing presses, dye wheel, beck, and printing by hand. 1852

Cover design, The Man in the Moon, a magazine which ran for just over two years. The editors were Albert Smith and Angus B Reach. late 1840s

Strangling of the Beer Bill by Lord Brougham
Newspaper article, Strangling (with a misprint!) of the Beer Bill by Lord Brougham and other peers in the House of Lords. The writer claims that many families will be ruined as a result

Paterfamilias Reading The Times. 1862

The British Lion reading The Times newspaper
The British Lion reading about War in The Times newspaper. mid-19th century

Newspaper boys, Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa
Newspaper boys outside Andrew Trimble & Co auctioneers and estate agents, Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa. Date: circa 1900

Native boy reading Cape Argus newspaper, South Africa
Native boy reading the Cape Argus newspaper (weekly edition), South Africa -- What is your opinion? Date: circa 1902

The Deserted Village by H M Bateman. Speaking recently before a distiguished society, an architect named a village which to his surprise, though near the City

Raw levies for the Chinese army, 1894
First Sino-Japanese War (1st August 1894 17th April 1895). Raw levies for the Chinese army. The only reserve force is that of the Ying Ping or Chinese militia

Soho, London - 22 Greek Street W1 - sign for Private Eye magazine, Gnome House. 1973

Queen Sirikit of Thailand, Princess Chulabhorn and the press
Queen Sirikit of Thailand (1932-), Princess Chulabhorn Walailak (1957-) and a large gathering of press photographers! Taken during a ten-week private visit to the UK. 1966

Susi - asleep with a magazine. 1950s

Susi - under Titbits magazine in the garden. 1950s

Bridewell - View across street to building The Press Association. Part of Box 318 Boswell Collection - Dickens. Date: circa 1900

Occupations 1882 - Newspaper Boy holding up a copy of The Standard. 1882

Paris Exhibition of 1889 - The Press Pavilion - Brick two - stored building - flag flying. Part of Box 119 Boswell Collection. Date: 1889

Cartoon, Press censorship in wartime, WW1
Cartoon, Press censorship in wartime. A writer welcomes the white spaces in his article, saying that if there were no spaces, nobody would want to read it. Date: 1917

Newspaper seller on a birthday card. Date: circa 1910s

Newspaper seller on a Christmas and New Year card. Date: circa 1910s

Paul Macartney at PR launch of Yellow Submarine
Paul Macartney at the PR launch of Yellow Submarine (the name of both an LP album and an animated film). Date: late 1960s

The Beatles at PR launch of Yellow Submarine
The Beatles at the PR launch of Yellow Submarine (the name of both an LP album and an animated film). Date: late 1960s

Man at work, The London Gazette
Man at work at his desk in the offices of The London Gazette, near Fleet Street, London. The publication has been described by some as the worlds most boring newspaper

People at work, The London Gazette
People at work in the offices of The London Gazette, near Fleet Street, London. The publication has been described by some as the worlds most boring newspaper

Two inner pages, The London Gazette
Two inner pages of an issue of The London Gazette, described by some as the worlds most boring newspaper. It contains official government notices and news items, and dates back to the 1660s

Susi - splashing out with the soda syphon. 1950s

Man outside the offices of The London Gazette
Man standing outside the offices of The London Gazette, near Fleet Street, London. The publication has been described by some as the worlds most boring newspaper

Press photographers, Trinity College, Cambridge University
Press photographers at Trinity College, Cambridge University, at the time that Prince Charles became a student there. Date: 1967

Roman wine press. 1st century. From Mas Cartella. Spain
Roman wine press. 1st century. From Mas Cartella. Wine Museum. Vilafranca del Penedes, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

Aldus Pius Manutius (1449-1515). Italian humanist. Engraving by Yenetta. Grolier (seated) with Aldus Manutius. El Mundo Ilustrado, 1880. Colored engraving

Friedrich Koenig (1774-1833). Engraving. Colored
Friedrich Koenig (1774-1833). German Inventor. The Engraving in Illustration, 1883. Colored

Gazette of Madrid. 18th century. Number 17. 1791. Royal Prin
Gazette of Madrid. 18th century. Public journal. Number 17 Tuesday 1st March, 1791. Royal Printing

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