Images Dated 4th July 2018 (page 6)

Womens hats 1905
Edwardian women wearing slightly titled forward hats, decorated with a bird, feathers, plumes and bows. Date: 1905

Advert for Copland & Lye womens dresses 1887
Latest styles in Victorian plain bustle dresses for outdoor, dinner and evening, available from Copland & Lye, Caledonian House, Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow. Date: 1887

Womens fashion 1909
Two examples of summer Princess frocks, which are distinctly modelled, the pleated skirt falling from a tight-fitting tunic either long or short. Date: 1909

Morning frocks for the seaside 1909
Two womens summer fashion, model on left; coloured linen embroidered with floss silk in the same shade, shady hat is of black lace over white, with white roses

Coggeshall Mill Abbey, Essex
Coggeshall Abbey, Colchester, Essex. Date: 1842

Turnpike
Couple wanting to go through a turnpike into the city, but being told they have to pay the toll. Date: 1663

Jesus nativity
Nativity scene, with Mary adoring baby Jesus in his manger

Simple designs for morning wear 1909
Coat and skirt of stripes flannel are shown in the first sketch, while the second costume is of tabac brown linen, made in Princess style. Date: 1909

Smart bridge frock 1909
Woman wearing pale yellow ninon with a hem embroidered in shades of deeper yellow and brown. The tunic overdress is of satin souple in golden brown, caught back with dull gold buttons and buckles

Public drinking fountain 1857
Cast-iron public drinking fountain mounted to the wall with cups, several fountains were placed around the town of Liverpool, erected by individuals cost

Novelties in hats, bonnets and fans 1886
Page selection of fashionable hats for women for 1886. Date: 1886

The Sweaters Furnace or the Real Curse of Labour: an unscrupulous boss works blood, sweat and tears from his employees in the textile industry Date: 1888

Custom House 1814
Custom House, fronting the Thames, which burnt down. Date: 1814

Coal and metals mining
Diagram of the exterior and interior of a Metalliferous mine. Date: 1859

Three women wearing braided bathing frocks suitable for the summer months, available from Swan & Edgar s, department store. Date: 1909

Two women wearing fashionable Cowes week costumes, the first sketch shows a frock carried out in pink tussore and dark grey, the sash is of grey silk and sleeves are of blue and white striped lawn

Children wearing Swimeesy Buoy, invented two before in 1907. Date: 1909

Woman wearing lace straw hat with deep maize shade, trimmed with maize crepe and a bunch of field flowers in a flot of crepe. Date: 1886

Woman wearing a coarse brown straw hat, lined with brown velvet shade mordore and trimmed with velvet bows and pink roses. Date: 1886

Conway Tubular Bridge
Conway Castle and tubular bridge, Caernarvon. Date: 1868

Fashions for New Year 1870
New Year fashion for women. Date: January 1870

Smart bathing dress 1912
Woman wearing a smart swim dress in white with yoke collar, French buttons, cloak and also a (bicorne) Napoleon silk hat. Date: 1912

Moulding room - Crystal Palace, Sydenham 1854
Moulding room. Date: 1854

Prince of Wales - acceptance to the Masons 1875
EDWARD VII (Albert Edward, Prince of Wales (1841 - 1910). Eldest son of Queen Victoria, as a Freemason. Date: 1875

Harry Brodribb Irving (1870 - 1919), British stage actor and actor-manager, photograph shows him in The Lyons Mail, which was such a great success, at the Shaftesbury. Date: 1908

French War steamer Gomer, alongside the victory in the dock at Portsmouth. Served in the Caribbean in 1843, and later served off France and England. Date: 1844

Our Boys Clothing Company, teenagers jacket suits 1895
Young gentlemans dress or dinner jacket suit (Figure 104), youths dress suit, showing white dress vest (Figure 105), morning coat with checked trousers (Figure 106), vacation suit

Fashion page adverts April 1937
Two fashion adverts for Dickins & Jones, Ltd, modelling the latest short sleeved blouses and Debenham & Freebody, modelling a petit black crepe evening gown with cherry belt. Date: 1937

Advert for Centaur tricycles 1884
Latest inventions and improvement in bicycles. Date: 1884

Frederick III, German Emperor
Frederick III (1831 - 1888), German Emperor and King of Prussia for ninety-nine days in 1888. Date: 1871

Potters throwing clay 1836
Potters in the act of throwing clay. Date: 1836

New Royal Exchange, London
South-East view of the New Royal Exchange, London. Date: 1844

Tailoring 1855
Tailor sitting crossed-legged on the floor sewing a piece of clothing. Date: 1855

Leadenhall Market on Christmas-eve 1854
Very busy in Leadenhall Market, London, Victorians picking their birds for Christmas day. Date: 1854

Christmas market at Toulon, France 1854
Christmas market scene in Toulon, southern France. Date: 1854

Shoemaker 1855
Old shoemaker sitting on a low stool making shoes. Date: 1855

Village carpenter 1855
Interior of a workshop with a village carpenter using a wooden smoothing plane. Date: 1855

Cartoon, Metropolitan Prize Puzzles No. 1 -- traffic at Marble Arch, Central London, before the introduction of the Congestion Charge. Date: 1883

How the public Saw the Public Lying-in-State of Edward VII
The queue to see the lying-in-state of King Edward, while the picture below shows the procession through Westminster Hall. Date: May 1910

Old Clothes Exchange, Phils Buildings, Houndsditch 1882
The court of Phils buildings was found directly opposite St Mary Axe. A barrier was placed across steps leading up to the court, as there was an admission fee of one penny

Death of Edward VII - Lying-in-state 1910
Edward VII lying-in-state in the Throne room, Buckingham Palace. Keeping watch over the coffin were four Grenadiers, coffin covered with the pall used at the funeral of Queen Victoria

SUMMERLEA IRONWORKS
Coal wagons at night outside the blast furnaces at Summerlea Ironworks in Glasgow Date: circa 1870

Street Conjurer performing 1850s
Conjurers performing in front of passersby in the streets of London. Date: circa 1850s

TEA SERVICE 1930S
Lovely cups and saucers with matching milk jug, sugar lumps in a glass bowl and biscuits on a plate, but sadly, no tea! Date: 1930s

INDUSTRIAL WINDMILL
A windmill in the Glacier National Park which gives power to a sawmill used by Native American Indians to cut the timber felled from the mountainside, USA. Date: 1940s

EXAMINING PEARLS 1930S
Examining pearls - even the most minute and careful measurements have to be taken to ensure the exact grading of the pearls. Date: 1930s

APPRENTICE BRICKLAYERS
London County Council schoolboy apprentices learning bricklaying. Date: 1930s

INDIAN TEXTILE WORKER
Women in India are much in demand in the weaving industry, where they are considered more skilled than men. Strict rules forbid them from working at night. Date: 1937

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