Images Dated 4th July 2018 (page 2)

Child labour working in the fields
Farming under the gang system - work contracted out to entrepreneurs who worked their labour force often under harsh conditions. Date: 1867

Chainmail armour 12th & 13th century
Chainmail armour of the twelfth and thirteenth century. Date: 12th & 13th century

Italian knights
Group of Italian knights on horseback. Date: 16th century

Medieval tournament
Medieval knights on horseback about to receive their jousts, while heralds blow their trumpets

Oliver cromwell dissolving Parliament
Oliver Cromwell dissolving the long Parliament. Date: 20 April 1653

Puritans destroying the Eleanor cross in Cheapside, London in 1643. Date: 1643

Procession in Cheapside 1638
Cheapside, City of London: north-east view with Cross and Conduit, on the occasion of Mary de Medicis visit to Charles I and Henrietta Maria. Date: 1638

James I, lying in state, hearse and decorations desigh=ned by Inigo Jones. Date: 1625

Suit of armour 15th century
Suit of Demi-lancers armour, around the time of Henry VII. Date: 15th century

Suit of armour 16th century
Suit of ribbed and engraved armour, foot-soldier. Date: circa 1530s

Armour from 1510
Suit of puffed and engraved armour from 1510. Date: 1510

Womens headdressses of the 16th century
Selection of ladies headdresses. Date: 16th century

Funeral procession of Queen Elizabeth I
Queen Elizabeth I, reigned for 44 years and 127 days, longest reigning Tudor monarch, here showing the funeral procession pasting through the streets Westminster Abbey, London

Mary, Queen of Scots (1542 - 1587), Mary Stuart or Mary I, reigned over Scotland from 14 December 1542 to 24 July 1567

Sir Walter Raleigh in Tower of London
Sir Walter Raleigh (1554 - 1618), English gentleman, writer, poet, soldier, politician, courtier, spy and explorer. Raleigh imprisoned in the Tower of London

Henry Carey, 1st Baron Hunsdon (1526 - 1596), English nobleman and courtier. He was the patron of Lord Chamberlains Men, William Shakespeares playing company

Wolverhampton Racecourse 1844
Onlookers watching the horse racing from the crowded grandstand at Wolverhampton Racecourse. Date: 1844

Opening of the New Royal Exchange, London 1844
Page from The Pictorial Times, 1844, celebrating the opening of the New Royal Exchange, London. Date: 1844

Fashionable bonnets for September 1844
Selection of womens fashionable bonnets hats. Date: 1844

Water-works at Old London Bridge, supplying water to Southwark and City of London

Baltic warrior
Ancient costume of the British Islands, arms and costume of tribes on the Western shores of the Baltic

Saxon Military Chief
Arms and costume of a Saxon Military Chief

Anglo Saxon King and armour bearer
Arms and costumes of an Anglo Saxon King and armour bearer

General Romans, standard bearers
Roman standard bearers, holding poles with different symbols on the top. Date: Circa 55 BC

Roman standard bearers
Fierce protectors, holding long poles with a number of philarae (discs), topped with a manus (open human hand), symbolising the oath of loyalty taken by the soldiers. Date: Circa 55 BC

Arch-Druid and Druids

Durham Cathedral
North-west view of Durham Cathedral. Date: circa 1840s

Trial of Charles I of England
From a print in Nalsons Report of the Trial of 1684

St Augustine of Hippo (354 - 430), Roman African, early Christian theologian and philosopher from Numidia whose writings influenced the development of Western Christianity and Western philosophy

Bobby Abel (1857 - 1936), nicknamed The Guv nor, was a Surrey and England opening batsman who was one of the most prolific run-getters in the early years of the County Championship Date: 1897

Train decorated with flowers on a birthday postcard
Train decorated with blue and pink flowers on a birthday postcard. circa 1900s

A B C propelled by steam velocipede 1869
Two wheeled steam-powered velocipede, consisting of oscillating cylinders situated behind the carriage, driving a small cranked stage

Lyalls patent postive motion loom
James Lyall from New York, showing his new and patent power loom. Date: 1869

Advert for International Fur Store, stole & muff 1913
Model wearing fashionable fur garments available from International Fur Store. Date: 1913

Blind boot-lace seller 1850s
Blind boot-lace seller with his little dog in the streets of London. Date: circa 1850s

Cricket match at Lords Grounds 1846
A cricket match in progress at the Lords Cricket Ground, St. Johns Wood, London. Women spectators stand by and watch the in-progress match. Date: June 1846

Crossing-sweeper
Bearded crossing-sweeper at the Exchange, London. Date: circa 1850s

Irish crossing sweeper 1850s
Irish crossing sweeper, in the streets of London. Date: circa 1850s

Dog ratting 1850s
Dog ratting at a show held at The Graham Arms, Graham Street, London. Involving capturing rats in a pit or other enclosed area

Rat-catcher 1850s
Jack Black, was a rat-catcher and mole destroyer from Battersea. Date: circa 1850s

Hemmings unicycle 1869
Richard Hemmings monowheel patented in 1869. Consists of a person sitting inside, turning a hand-powered smaller wheel which is pressing against the outer wheel. Date: 1869

Coal-porters 1850s
Coal-porters on board a ship filling waggons at the coal-wharf. Date: circa 1850s

Coal-whippers
Coal been brought from the mines was transported by ship to London docks to be sold, illustration showing a gang of coal-whippers on board bringing the coal up from below deck using pulley system

Hot-cross buns for poor children in the East-end of London
Some 500 children were given a feast of hot-cross buns on Good Friday at the Salmon Lane Mission, Limehouse Fields. Date: 1910

Page of fashion adverts - February 1930
Page of three fashion adverts for womens clothing, for winter, from The Tatler, February 1930. Marshall & Snelgrove, new seasons hats, Walpoles, tailored blouse and Debenham & Freebody

Robert Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell (1857 - 1941), Founder and organisation of the Boy-Scouts to promote good citizenship. Date: 1908

Glass blowing 1872
A boy sitting on the ground holding a pot of liquid glass or metal, which has been melted from soda, sand and other substances by heat of a great furnace

Death of King Edward VII 1910
Page showing the events that took place on the 6th May 1910, the day King Edward VII died. Date: 6th May 1910

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