Images Dated 22nd August 2019 (page 3)

Street scene in Swindon, Wiltshire. circa 1860

Such a Large Family to Wash, by Frances Brundage. 1898

Stagg & Mantle shop window display, designed by Sage and Co, Shop Fittings. circa 1930

Game box lid, Steeple Chase, horse racing board game. 20th century

St Peters Church, Croydon, Surrey. 1912

St Pancras Church, Chichester, West Sussex, prior to its 1869 rebuild. circa early 1860s

Shop front, Tienda San Juan, Buenos Aires, Argentina, South America, designed by Sage and Co, Shop Fittings. circa 1930

St Georges Hall, Liverpool. 19th century

Music cover, The Rochester Polka
Music cover The Rochester Polka by J C Callcott, with a night view of Rochester Castle, Kent. 19th century

Music cover, The Pantomime Quadrille, performed at Julliens Promenade Concerts, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. Including music for Girls and Boys Come Out to Play

Music cover, Old King Cole, His Life & Death, A New Song by N Hounneman, arranged by As Rich, drawn by Alfred Crowquill. circa 1850

Music cover, Grand Galop Militaire, Chatsworth Rifles
Music cover, Grand Galop Militaire, composed by John Lee, dedicated to the Colonel and Officers of the Chatsworth Rifles. circa 1850

Music cover, Tommy Atkins by Brandon Thomas
Music cover, Tommy Atkins, written and composed by Brandon Thomas, dedicated to E V Salaman. 1887

Music cover, Paul Reveres Ride, March-Twostep, by E T Paull, respectfully inscribed to the Daughters of the American Revolution. 1905

Music cover, The Life Guards Polka by C C Amos. circa 1860

Music cover, The Wind-Up Galop by Charles Godfrey. 1867

Music cover, The Umbrella, humorous song
Music cover, The Umbrella, a humorous song by Constant Mertens, drawn by Alfred Concanen. circa 1865

Music cover, The Sewing Machine, sung at London and provincial concerts by Fred Buckingham and Fred Callingham and the author, Frank Bell circa 1860

Music cover, The Salvation Sisters, sung by Carrie Roberts and Alice Golding. circa 1865

Music cover, The Douglas Bay Polka by Carl Hirsch
Music cover, The Douglas Bay Polka composed by Carl Hirsch, drawn by Alfred Concanen. circa 1860

Music cover, The Kerry Recruit, Old Irish Song, written by Miss Somerville, composed and arranged by Charles O Malley. circa 1900

Music cover, The Guards Quadrille by Bushez. 19th century

Music cover, I m Sister to the Cure, Valse Comique by H T Swatton, sung by E Marshall, dedicated to C Morton, drawn by Alfred Concanen

Music cover, The Cardigan Galop by Carl Hochst, dedicated to Major General The Earl of Cardigan, seen here galloping over a Russian gun emplacement at Balaclava during the Crimean War. 1854

Music cover, Tandem Galop by Henry Farmer, drawn by Alfred Concanen. circa 1880

Music cover, The Gondoliers Waltz, P Bucalossi
Music cover, The Gondoliers Waltz, by P Bucalossi, based on music from the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, The Gondoliers. 1889

Music cover, Sister Ria, sung by Miss Lizzie Fletcher
Music cover, Sister Ria, written by A J Mills, composed by Arthur Lennard, sung by Miss Lizzie Fletcher. 1895

Music cover, Oysters Sir, sung by Miss Graddon
Music cover, Oysters Sir, composed by Rossini, sung by Miss Graddon at the Royal Gardens, Vauxhall, London. 1827

Music cover, Le Polo New French Quadrille, music by F R Trebutien, arranged by Charles D Albert, showing an indoor polo game. 1880

Music cover, La Mazurka Quadrille, by Musard
Music cover, La Mazurka Quadrille, arranged for the piano by Musard (dedicated to Miss Fanny Sutton, Dover). circa 1850

Music cover, Intermezzo, The Prodigal Son
Music cover, Intermezzo by J M Glover, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane in The Prodigal Son, arrangement for pianoforte

Music cover, In Mercy Do Not Mention Her, a Parody on the celebrated song, Oh No We Never Mention Her, sung by Mr Liston and Mr Harley, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. 19th century

Seventeenth century Horn Book, teaching aid, with the letters of the alphabet and two prayers. 17th century

Music cover, A Thing He Had Never Done Before, written and composed by C W Murphy, sung by George Robey. 1911

Royal Mail aeroplane arriving at Croydon airport
Royal Mail aeroplane arriving at Croydon Airport from Paris, Imperial Airways. circa 1925

Victorian Scrap, Scottish Fishwives series, with two fishing boats included. circa 1890

Victorian Scrap, Scottish Fishwife. circa 1890

Spanish woman of Seville in orange dress. 1906

Roman Bath from East End, Bath. circa 1905

Robinson Crusoe on the beach
Robinson Crusoe walking with his dog on the beach of his desert island

Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost Open Touring Car
Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost 40-50 hp six-cylinder Open Touring Car. circa 1923

Railway Trains - old and new locomotive engines. circa 1923

Robert John Thornton, author of New Family Herbal
Robert John Thornton (1768-1837), English physician and botanical writer, author of New Family Herbal: Or Popular Account of the Natures and Properties of the Various Plants Used in Medicine

Princess Victoria receiving the news that she is Queen. 1837

Pish Tush, run him off - The Story of the Mikado by Ws Gilbert. 1921

Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth I). circa early 1550s

Prince Arthur leaping from the tower. Prince Arthur, Duke of Brittany, was imprisoned and then disappeared - the story of his fall from a tower probably originates in Shakespeares play, King John

Pickings from the Pantomimes, Judy magazine
Pickings from the Pantomimes, January 1882. 1882

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