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Crowds at the Royal Wedding 1947Mounted police pictured in the middle of vast crowds of spectators, many of them holding periscopes in order to be able to see something
Police Sniffer DogRusty the Alsatian searches a vast pile of wreckage for the vital black box, following a plane crash. Date: 1960s
St Petersburg SquareThe Alexander monument dominates this vast square, where massive government offices confront the Winter Palace. Date: circa 1860
Egypt - Tourists hassled by localsHumourous postcard, depicting the hardships endured by European Tourists in Egypt, cornered by a vast horde of helpful Egyptians who are aggressively " Dividing the Spoils" !
Dolmabahce Palace - view from the BosphorusDolmabahce Palace - Late Imperial Palace on the Bosphorus. Commisioned by Abdul Mecit (1839-61) - architect Nikogos Balyn who in collaboration with his Father completed construction in 1853
The Dolmabahce Palace, Constantinople. Commisioned by Abdul Mecit (1839-61) - architect Nikogos Balyn who in collaboration with his Father completed construction in 1853
Interior of the engine house at Camden TownInterior view of the new great circular engine-house at the Camden Town depot of the North Western Railway. The vast circular building accommodates engines
Buffalo BonesA vast wall of American buffalo or bison bones at a prairie station
Italy Rome BathsDiocletian may have been a monster, but at least he built this vast bathing, sports and recreation establishment which could accommodate 3000 bathers at a time
Williams and Bachs show-roomThe interior of Williams and Bachs New Saloon at 92 Bond Street, London, a lighting emporium selling a vast range of lamps and light fittings - still a relative novelty in the 1870 s
Westminster Bridge lit by lime lightWestminster Bridge shown lit by lime light as crowds of people and horse-drawn carriages cross. Lime light was so intense it could be seen 95 miles away
View Toward MycenaeA view toward the citadel of Mycenae, perched in a position to command the local area, and control a vast swath of fertile agricultural land
Shipbuilding 1832A wooden ship is worked on, while in the distance crowds cheer a vast vessel with five huge flags as it takes to the sea
Lake District / WindermereLake Windermere, in Englands lake district, is frozen over, offering skaters a vast expanse of ice upon which to perform
Vietnamese SoldierA young, disheartened South Vietnamese soldier rests on a sandbag, contemplating the vast landscape of debris which surrounds him
Fishing / Magnus / 1555Crowned rock, where the author was nearly shipwrecked in 1519, but where vast numbers of fish were caught
Stanley / Across UnyoroZaire expedition : the dash across Unyoro - Stanley at the head of a vast retinue of porters, cooks etc
Smokeless Powder 2 of 2Gunfire using Vieilles smokeless powder - a vast improvement on normal powder (2 of 2)
Coaling a BattleshipVast quantities of coal are required to keep the worlds navies operating : purpose- built coal supply ships carry the coal to a fuel-hungry warship of the Royal Navy
The Culebra CuttingThe American operation : this scene at the Culebra cutting gives some idea of the vast quantity of rock and soil which has to be removed
Crystal Palace / SizeThis view of part of the main exhibition area gives an impression of the vast size of Paxtons astonishing building
Two with Huge RenaultTwo stand beside their vast Renault
Salt Mine, WieliczkaThe vast salt mines at Wieliczka, Poland
Cunard Queen Mary 1936The famous Cunard liner
Nicolaus FlamelNICOLAUS FLAMEL French occultist, moneylender and alchemist. He is said to have gained vast treasures by successful transmutation
Alfred BeitALFRED BEIT German-born financier in South Africa, a friend of Rhodes : he bestowed much of his vast fortune in philanthropic gifts
Jama Masjid, DelhiKnown as the Mosque of Mosques, this vast and beautiful edifice is built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan. It is also known as the Mosque of Friday
Alabaster Mosque, CairoThis is the most important of Cairos 523 mosques, built by Muhammad Ali, founder of the new dynasty of khedives. Vast in itself, it offers dominating views of the city
Hungarian Salt MinesA miner rests his pickaxe over his shoulder as he takes a break in the vast salt mines at Steinbruck (?), Hungary