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Canada in Khaki No 2Book entitled Canada in Khaki No. 2 - A Tribute to the Officers and Men now serving in the Overseas Military Forces of Canada
The Town Hall of P鲯nneThe Town Hall of P鲯 nne. Sir David Muirhead Bone, Neac Hrsw Hrsa Hariba (1876-1953). Appointed As Britains First Official War Artist In May 1916
German World War One commemorative cup and saucer celebrating a Silver Wedding on the 5th March 1914. From your beloved son, Heinrich, Machine Gun Company of Infantry Regiment, Karl (7 Brig) No
Blank card - Portrait of King George VBlank card entitled.. of this house is serving his King and Country. With a portrait of King George V.. Commemorative Art
Angel of Victory statue given to F.C.H. (Frederick Crosby Halahan) from F.R.E.D. (Francis Robert Edward Davis) - inscribed F.C.H. FROM F.R.E.D. - 1922 1929 - PER ARDUA AD ASTRA
Sir David Muirhead Bone working in the fieldSir David Muirhead Bone, Neac Hrsw Hrsa Hariba (1876-1953). Appointed As Britains First Official War Artist In May 1916. Commissioned As An Honorary Second Lieutenant
Sir David Muirhead Bone at Ypres, 1916Sir David Muirhead Bone, Neac Hrsw Hrsa Hariba (1876-1953). Appointed As Britains First Official War Artist In May 1916. Commissioned As An Honorary Second Lieutenant
Aerial photo of WW1 campAerial photo of a WW1 camp, unknown location, annotated by the architect and artist Ormerod Maxwell Ayrton (1874-1960), who served with the RNAS, HMA (His Majestys Airship Squadron) No.17
Envelope from Firminy, near Dunkirk, WW1Envelope containing a letter dated 29 January 1915 from the architect and artist Ormerod Maxwell Ayrton (1874-1960) to his uncle Alfred Ayrton at Lloyds Bank, Chester, England
Letter from Firminy, near Dunkirk, WW1Letter dated 29 January 1915 from the architect and artist Ormerod Maxwell Ayrton (1874-1960) to his uncle Alfred Ayrton on the latters birthday
Ormerod Maxwell Ayrton in deserted Arab village, WW1The architect and artist Ormerod Maxwell Ayrton (1874-1960) in a deserted Arab village. During WW1 he served with the RNAS, HMA (His Majestys Airship Squadron) No.17
Waitress in a gentlemens club by Fish, WW1Uncle Fred, one of the characters in The Tatler magazine s, Letters of Eve, drawn by Annie Fish is pictured enjoying having his lunch at his club
Zena Dare working at the front during WW1Mrs Maurice Brett, formerly the theatre and music hall star, Zena Dare pictured waiting on soldiers in a cellar at the front while she was working in France during the First World War
Cubs in refectory, Baden Powell House, LondonCubs queueing for food in the refectory of Baden Powell House, Queens Gate, South Kensington, London. The building was officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II in 1961. Date: circa 1960s
Dining room of Baden Powell House, LondonPeople eating and serving in the dining room of Baden Powell House, Queens Gate, South Kensington, London. The building was officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II in 1961. Date: circa 1960s
Serving tea, Japan
Queen Alexandra serving at London Bridge buffet, WW1Queen Alexandra pictured serving soldiers at the free buffet organised by Lady Limerick at London Bridge station in December 1915
Serving girl with tea set, Japan. Date: circa 1890s
Suggested Christmas gifts 1915Advert for suggested Christmas gifts for Britains Blue and Khaki boys. Chamois leather waistcoat, with long sleeves, sleeping caps -favourite cap with men of both forces
British doctors sitting at a table, Western Front, WW1British doctors (Medical Officers) attached to a dressing station, sitting at a table complete with a white tablecloth, near the Western Front in France during World War One. Date: circa 1916
1937 Coronation - serving milk to schoolchildrenA sketch taken during the Coronation of 1937 showing schoolchildren waiting to watch the Coronation procession, being served milk. Date: 1937
Dewars Whisky advertisementAdvertisement for Dewars whisky, featuring a smart footman in full livery and powdered wig carrying a decanter and glass on a tray. Date: 1927
Herbert Gladstone and his wife return from South AfricaHerbert Gladstone (1854-1930) and his wife Dorothy Mary (nee Paget, 1876-1953), returning to the UK from South Africa, where he had been serving as First Governor-General since May 1910. Date: 1914
Hebe in Society by TeddyThe vogue of the cocktail party at its height in 1928. A chic woman in a short pink dress dishes out drinks to two male guests in evening dress. Date: 1928
Three Battenberg princes serving Britain, WW1Three Battenberg princes serving their adopted country, Great Britain, during the First World War. They are HSH Prince Louis of Battenberg (left), First Sea Lord of the British navy
Man harvesting in a field, He Also Serves, WW1He Also Serves. A man harvesting in a field at the start of the First World War. The verse below says: He serves no less who toils to save / The harvest for his native land. Date: August 1914
Business card design, woman playing tennisBusiness card design, depicting a woman playing tennis. Date: 20th century
Serving Through the Ages - WomenThis picture shows the various roles of women servants from the 14th-19th century. It starts with showing servant girls milking, harvesting
Boy buying food from a travelling shop parked alongside a public convenience. Date: 1920s
Birthday card, the Many Happy Returns InnBirthday card, depicting the Many Happy Returns Inn, a colourful toadstool where special birthday teas are served. Various elves are making preparations and enjoying tea in the foreground
Edmund Hammond, Vanity Fair, ApeGEORGE CECIL WELD-FORESTER, 3rd Baron Forester (1807-1886) British Tory and Conservative politician. Member of Parliament for Wenlock from 1828, a seat he would hold for 46 years
Silver service on a trainTwo attendants serving dinner to a woman (incidentally, a TWA stewardess) on a train journey. Date: 1940s
Sir Francis VereSIR FRANCIS VERE English soldier serving in the Netherlands Date: 1560 - 1609
Leonard PhilarasLEONARD PHILARAS Greek-born scholar, serving as envoy from the duke of Parma to the court of Louis XIII. Date: ? - 1673
Sailors SnackHungry sailors tuck into a plate of chicken wings served through a porthole! Date: early 1930s
Frederick LesterFREDERICK LESTER British military serving in India. Date: 1795 - 1858
Advertisement for Nescafe -- female model with tray. 1959
Advertisement for Ross Foods -- family of three at the table (modelled by D Groves, Andrew Downie and M Baldock). 1959
Japanese Serving girl preparing vegetables for her Mistress - perched on a rather unusual (and uncomfortable-looking) wooden frame. Date: circa 1906
A Japanese Geisha at Sugita near Yokohama - pictured with three other women including a serving girl. Date: 1910s
For The Empire! King giving his Two Sons to the WarFor The Empire! King George V giving his Two Sons to the War - on the left HRH Edward The Prince of Wales (later King Edward VIII) (1894-1972)
USA Tea Car providing refreshment for bombed-out familliesWW2 - The morning after - no homes, no gas, or water - but a USA Tea Car is there with hot tea and refreshment to care the children and families affected following the devastating raid
Canteen van - tea for anti-aircraft gun crewRaiders overhead! Mugs of tea provided from a canteen car - the greatest boon to anti-aircraft crews, who, month after month stuck by their guns and shot down so many Luftwaffe aircraft
Dishevelled maid tries to explain lack of bread to MistressA dishevelled maid tries to explain lack of bread to her Mistress by explaining that the Baker has " been and gone", but obviously had intentions other than delivering a few loaves
Comic Postcard - Slops removed and servedComic Postcard - A Housemaid removes and empties the slops from a bedroom chamber pot (potty), whilst at the same time a (hopefully different type of)
Young Kitchenmaid shocked by the odour of Brown Garlic - " Lovely grub - lovely grub!" Date: circa 1940s
American Military Propaganda Postcard - WW2 eraAmerican Military Recruitment/Propaganda Postcard - WW2 era. This is either a depiction of a cold soldier tempted by the thought of service abroad
Young boy tucking in at the Ice Cream stall " Don t e make a gawd of is stummick? Why, thats the second a porth I ve seed I m ave this mornin !" Date: 1902