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Choose from 37 pictures in our Funny collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.

The first knitting club for men!. The first men's knitting club has been formed

Here's a new kind of mermaid with ten peculiar hands

6540 Jasmine Trevanna of Cricklewood, London - aka Yasmin the Fire Eater. 1960s

Commuter asleep on the train wearing a sign saying 'Please wake me up at Sidcup' — Commuter asleep on the train wearing a sign saying "Please wake me up at Sidcup"

Giant Sturgeon at Mac Fisheries shop in Bond Street, Westminster, London carried

Queen distributes Royal Maundy. The Queen and Prince Philip attended the Maundy

Brussels is now sweltering in a heatwave, bathers may perform Foxtrots and other

The London Divisional Signals (City of London Signals), Territorials, rehearse the

The Youngs cruise along in the lake. The entire body of the amphicar floats on both

The victory ball at the Albert Hall Mlle Edmee Dormeuil as a bunch of grapes 12

Egg and Spoon swimming race Victoria Park 7th August 1937

Competitor arrives by taxi for sunshine dancing finals. The finals of the Sunshine

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The first knitting club for men!. The first men's knitting club has been formed

The first knitting club for men!.
The first men's knitting club has been formed in Prague with the avowed object of 'propagating and teaching the art of knitting among men'.
The club has already 50 members, including business and professional men, young men, and old men with beards. The club meets regularly, when the atmosphere is filled with the steady clicking of the knitting needles as busy masculine figures we've socks, pullovers and other useful articles.
Photo shows, a bearded member of the club giving all his attention to the work in hand. His neighbours on either side seem equally determined to produce a nice even stitch.
27 January 1938

187 brass bands competing at Crystal Palace. 29 September 1934

Marlow Rowing Club Regatta and River Sports Two pretty river girls with two life

Worlds Biggest Violin The worlds biggest violin which played a part in the the largest

Two Geese have a bath in an old bath tub undated

High hat football. Westminster School meet Army Crusaders. 19 November 1935

Electricity to replace food. A forecast that in the future light will take the

Knee deep in flood water a housewife hangs out her washing at Maidenhead. 1 January

A school sign painted on the road warning road users they are approaching a school area

How about a spot of the old fisticuffs. Queensberry rules and all that you know

The Camping and Outdoor Life Exhibition at Alexandra Palace London The mo-bed

A couple chatting while their children are kissing under the mistletoe 25 December 1921

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Electricity to replace food. A forecast that in the future light will take the

Electricity to replace food.
A forecast that in the future light will take the place of food in providing sustenance for the human body was made by Professor A M Low in London, when he demonstrated the method by which he believes the new form of " diet " will be adminstered. It is considered that the energy taken from the body in the course of an average day 's activity will be replaced more satisfactorily by electrical means than by the consumption of food as at present.
Photo shows ; Professor A M Low providing a " light " meal of the future in London.
13 December 1933

Water Belles on Water Bicycles These charming girls on water bicycles caused something

Polling Day Scenes Eton boys help their master candidate Eton boys hire a cab

13 NOVEMBER 1964 Only the boot of this Tokyo car is convertible. This lucky pointer

Famous 16 stone wrestler accuses 7 stone wife of cruelty Waldek Zbyszko, the famous

Anti lipstick. Gowns now not be damaged now. To save expensive fabrics being damaged

Fen Grove road complaint. A young boy enjoys the mud. 1937

Peep show ( Hippodrome ) girls at Teddington 8 May 1921

Hairdressers go ' High Hat ' ' !. Many striking new coiffures

Humorous notice in window of pub: Hippies use side door, Deal, Kent, England

The King ' s Road, Chelsea, London. July 1968

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Anti lipstick. Gowns now not be damaged now. To save expensive fabrics being damaged

Anti lipstick. Gowns now not be damaged now.
To save expensive fabrics being damaged by rouged lips when gowns are being tried on, a Hollywood film studio has introduced a new device. It takes the form of a shield for the lips which effectively prevents the rouge from soiling the garments.
Photo shows Dorothy Dell, the screen actress, demonstrating the new lip shield.
10 May 1934