Images Dated 14th April 2016 (page 5)

Circus Acrobats - Edy Ruth and Francy
Edy Ruth and Francois (Francy) Edouard - Belgian aerial Circus Acrobats (Trapeze artists) - performing their sensational aerial act. Date: circa 1930s

The Silent Minute - Big Ben, London - WW2
The idea of the silent minute was developed in Britain in the Second World War, initially from an idea by Major Wellesley Tudor Pole

Sporty American Girl holding two exercise clubs. She appears to ahve forgotten her gym outfit.... Date: circa 1920

The passage of romance
The Passage of Romance! - Before, During (" Yum Yum" ) and After. The passage from the carefree chase, the early spring of passion and the descent into household drudgery and daily ennui

Illustrated Bridge (series) - Diamonds are Trumps. Date: 1911

The difference between an old maid and a married woman... The Old Miad waits for a Husband every day, yet The Married Woman waits for her husband every night !! Date: 1909

Column at Marjeh Square, Damascus, Syria. This bronze column was erected by Sultan Abdul Hamid II to commemorate the opening of the first telegraphic link in the Middle East - the line between

The Mother-in-Laws dog. A grand (and rather formidable) M-i-L strides out on an Autumnal day with her snooty pug leading the way. Date: 1903

Garibaldis Hut (Capanno Garibaldi), Ravenna, Italy - where he hid from Austrian forces in 1849. Date: circa 1910s

The Palazzo Pubblico (Public Palace), Republic of San Marino
Republic of San Marino - The Palazzo Pubblico (Public Palace) - prior to extensive re-modelling at the end of the 19th century. At this stage it was still called the Palazzo del Principe

Oriental Beauty - or, to be more precise, a French Model with a painted-on veil and turban..... Date: late 1920s

Music cover, The Song of the Rose (Tango des Roses) by Schreier-Bottero, featured in the film Casablanca. 1940s

The Socialist -- a working class political agitator in action. circa 1885

The Spanish Coquet -- woman holding a fan, with feathers in her hair. circa 1850s

Three children with a snowman. circa late 19th century

The Old Shoemaker. circa early 20th century

Music cover, The Sea Side Schottische, by Ezra Read. circa 1890s

Music cover, The Rowing Club, Sports & Pastimes of the British Isles by Ralph Alard. 1911

Music cover, The Royal Middies Polka, composed by Edward Slack, with portraits of Prince Albert Victor and Prince George (Later King George V). circa 1882

The Rose. circa 1917

Music cover, The Return from Klondyke, A Descriptive Fantasia composed and arranged by Ezra Read. 1898

Music cover, The Penguins Promenade, one or two step, by Theodore Grahame. 1909

The Recruits Departure - Off to War. circa early 19th century

The Refugee -- scene on a French country road. circa 1940s

Music cover, The Old Kitchen Kettle Keeps Singing a Song! By Harry Woods, Jimmy Campbell and Reg Connelly. 1932

Music cover, The Owl Quadrille, by Charles Coote. circa 1870

Music cover, The Naples Quadrille, by Charles d Albert. circa 1850s

The Newsman, delivery a news sheet to a house. 19th century

The May Queen. circa early 19th century

Music cover, The Man on the Flying Trapeze, song in waltz time, words by George Leybourne, music by Alfred Lee, featured by the BBC Dance Orchestra directed by Henry Hall. 1934

The International Inventions Exhibition, London
Programme cover design, The International Inventions Exhibition, London, 1885, Daily Programme, Musical and Other Arrangements, with a female figure holding a violin. 1885

The International Health Exhibition, London
Programme cover design, The International Health Exhibition, London, 1884, with the figure of Hygieia (Hygeia, Hygiea), classical personification of health, cleanliness and hygiene. 1884

The House of Commons in Walpoles Administration - with Arthur Onslow in the Speakers Chair and Sir Robert Walpole on the left

House of Lords, Trial of Queen Caroline
Interior of the House of Lords for the Trial of Her Majesty Queen Caroline. 1820

Music cover, The Geisha Lancers, based on melodies from The Geisha, by Sidney Jones, arranged by Carl Kiefert. 1896

Music cover, The Forty Thieves Lancers, by W Meyer Lutz. circa 1880s

The First Valentine -- two little girls. 1870

The French Coquet -- woman in purple dress and feathered hat. circa 1850s

Music cover, The Flora Hall Polka, composed by Albert Reinhold. circa 1850s

The Fortune Teller with two young women. circa 1820

The Fisherman. 1876

British Holiday Camp
Three little girls playing in the sand pit near the playground in a holiday camp. Date: early 1960s

Costume Blue Dress 1820S
Young woman in a blue dress with short ornamented puffed sleeves & hemline & a round neckline & a ribbon ceinture with floating ends at the back. 1820s

Zeppelin Downed Over Sea WWI
A Zeppelin raid is intercepted and terminated over the North Sea. Date: 5 August 1918

COUPLE YANKEE
Two girls wearing costumes allegorically representing a French persons conception of what is characteristic of America... Date: late 19th century

Bank Holiday Hamsptead
Enjoying the pleasures of the Bank Holiday outside a public house on Hampstead Heath, London Date: 1902

Macklin / Shylock / 1775
CHARLES MACKLIN as SHYLOCK in Shakespeares The Merchant of Venice Act IV Scene I Date: 1697 - 1797

King George V, places first wreath on the Cenotaph
On 11th November 1919, the first anniversary of Armistice day, the Britsh nation, in reponse to an invitation by King George V

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