Records Collection (page 4)

?The Glorious 13th Want Men?, recruiting leaflet
?The Glorious 13th Want Men?.Recruiting leaflet for the 3rd/13th Princess Louise?s Kensington Battalion referring to good pay, uniform and food.The leaflet also records a reference to

Advertisement for a Music Shop in Vienna, Austria showing a very jovial woman (the reason for her joviality raised in her right hand!)

Music cover, I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus, words and music by Tommie Connor, featured and recorded by The Beverley Sisters 1952

Christian Evangelist Missionary - Mexico. Date: 1902

Brighton Motor Trials - Miss Dorothy Levitt
Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Levitt (1882-1922) in her 80 hp Napier at the Brighton Motor (Speed) Trials, on 21st July 1905. Levitt was the first British woman racing driver

Soho, London - Dean Street W1 - Gargoyle Club and HMV Records. 1973

Record Shop - Tottenham Court Road, London
Record Shop - Discount Records, 25 Tottenham Court Road, London, shop front, viewed from across the road. 1974

Music cover, How Little We Know, Frank Sinatra
Music cover, How Little It Matters How Little We Know, words by Carolyn Leigh, music by Philip Springer, recorded by Frank Sinatra. 1956

Music cover, Shanghai, Doris Day
Music cover, Why Did I Tell You I Was Going To Shanghai (I Wanna Be With You Tonight), words and music by Bob Hilliard and Milton De Lugg, recorded by Doris Day. 1951

Susi - sitting on a record player turntable. 1950s

Susi - with kitten inside record player
Susi - with a kitten inside an old record player, with the lid coming down. 1950s

Susi - with kitten and broken record. 1950s

Susi - with kitten and record player. 1950s

The Swan & Edgar Building, Piccadilly Circus, London. Date: 1930s

Liverpool - The Rathbone Monument - People by river, monument in middle distance. Part of Box 62 Boswell Collection - Liverpool

Poster, 6 Internationale Rekorde. 20th century

English Cathedrals - The Cloister- Gloucester - View along high vaulted corridor. Part of Box 144 Boswell.Collection Wardle records that in 1058 Ealdred, Bishop of Worcester at the time

Susi - with kitten, putting on a record
Susi - with a kitten, putting a record on the record player. 1950s

Italy. Rome. Tabularium. Roman Forum
Italy. Rome. Tabularium. Civil building used as a official records office of ancient Rome. From 78 BC. Detail of the facade. Roman Forum

Two little girls with juke box
Two little girls consider the options on a juke box. Date: 1970s

Presentation of Certificates to Kent / 178 Birchington VAD
Lord Harris (4th Baron Harris, 1851-1932) speaking at Quex Park on the occasion of the presentation of certificates to members of the Birchington VAD Kent/178 on 11 June 1920

Lord Harris with Hannah Powell-Cotton
Lord Harris photographed with Hannah Powell-Cotton, as Commandant of the Birchington VAD Kent/178. Lord Harris (4th Baron Harris)

FEMALE D. J. 1960S
A female DJ plays records in a London nightclub Date: 1960s

Thomas Astle
THOMAS ASTLE Antiquary, Keeper of the Records in the Tower of London. Date: 1735 - 1803

Recording New Guinea
New Guinea : Frank Hurley records the native speech of the Aramia people Date: 1924

Pea Tenderometer
Testing the tenderness of peas for canning with a machine called a Tenderometer. A metal blade is forced through a central container and the scale records the measurement. Date: 1950s

A Family Meal
A girl holds out her glass for a refill of wine while Papa records the scene for us Date: 23 June 1911

The rock and roll Waltz - Music Sheet Cover, music by Shorty Allen, words by Dick Ware as recorded by Kay Starr on H.M.V. Records. An illustration with a photo of Kay Starr in the middle

New York City - Playing card - Hall of Records - 7 of Spades. Date: 1900

Los Angeles, California - Civic Center - City Hall etc
Los Angeles, California - Civic Center, including the City Hall, State Building, Hall of Records and Hall of Justice. Date: 1940

Where will the dimple be? - Music Sheet Cover, words and music by Bob Merrill and Al Hoffmann and recorded by Rosemary Clooney on Philips Records

Major PHG Powell-Cotton, Quex Park on his 50th birthday
Major PHG Powell-Cotton of Quex Park wearing a head wreath of fuschias for his 50th birthday. His journal records D.(Diana, his eldest child, b. 1907) had made me a head wreath of fushias

Disco trouser suit, 1965
For the young individualist - a disco trouser suit in pitch black rayon Tricel - shell top with polka dots partners with sassy trumpet trews

Page design, records, School Silhouettes
Page design for records (athletic and what-have-you) in School Silhouettes, once owned by a female student of Fayetteville High School, New York, USA. Depicting a young woman in sports gear, running

Henry Segrave, British racing driver
Major Henry Segrave (1896-1930), one-time holder of both land and water speed records. He was a national hero, and the only British man to win a Grand Prix for 32 years after his victory in France in

South Africa - Kaffir Caves
Black and white photograph of mouth of cave used as dwelling-place, South Africa.. This slide dates from the late 19th century. The racial term kaffir was commonly used at the time

Switzerland - The Rhine Bridge at Constance
Coloured lantern slide of a view across the Old Rhine Bridge in Konstanz, Germany. The modern day bridge is a combined road and railway bridge and was built in 1938

Japan - Bandai-san volcano
Lantern slide of In the Crater of Bandai-San. Bandai-san is a volcano in the central area of Fukushima Prefecture, southern Tohoku

Women working at Prisoners of War Information Bureau, WW1
Women working at the offices of the Prisoners of War Information Bureau, located at 49 Wellington Street, Strand, where are record of all British soldiers who were prisoners of war in Germany were

Canada in Khaki No 2
Book entitled Canada in Khaki No. 2 - A Tribute to the Officers and Men now serving in the Overseas Military Forces of Canada

Army Orders from General Sir Hs Rawlinson
1. A copy of Army Orders from General Sir H. S. Rawlinson, Commanding Officer, 4th Army listing Immediate Rewards, dated 1st March 1919 to 40 recipients of the Military Medal. 2

Pauper Lunatic Certificate
A 1926 Pauper Lunatic Certificate certifying that workhouse inmate Ada Wheelhouse was feeble-minded and fit to remain in the workhouse, categorised as a lunatic

Decca advertisement, WW1
Advertisement for the popular Decca gramophone during the First World War, showing two soldiers discussing asking their commanding officer for a favour

WW2 poster, G R Notes are the Key Notes
WW2 poster, G R [Goods Received?] Notes are the Key Notes of harmonious store keeping. Wrong information and careless handling causes discord. Design by Victor Hicks. Date: 1940s

Record sleeve, 1920s
A record sleeve for the music label His Masters Voice, featuring an illustration showing a lady about to play a record on her gramophone

Gramophone records for the front, WW1
Part of a consignment of 50, 000 Winner records being packed for the front. The makers had already sent 30, 000 records to the Fleet. Date: 1915

His Masters Voice, military band recording World War One
Advertisement for a recording on His Masters Voice music label during World War One, of Major Mackenzie Rogan and the band of the Coldstream Guards, playing

The Winner record label featuring horseracing
A record label from The Winner, featuring Meet Me By Moonlight Alone by the Belgravia Quartette. Illustration shows a winning racehorse and jockey crossing the finish line first. Date: c.1925

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