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Duke and Duchess of Marlborough leave after Opening of Parliament. The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough, as they left after the State Opening of Parliament by the King. 26 October 1937
Bryan Adams, a Harrow boy with a Harrow hat car mascot at Lords where the Eton - Harrow cricket match had started. Harrow are attempting to score the first cricket win since 1908 over their great
Scroll fashion at Epsom. A unusual and attractive fashion seen on the course at" Scroll" fashion at Epsom. A unusual and attractive fashion seen on the course at Epsom on " Ladies Day". Photo shows: Mrs G. Wolff wearing a particularly smart hat
Mountainous seas in the Atlantic. Gigantic waves with mountains of spray breaking over the nose of the liner Conte Grande as she made her way across the Atlantic, during her latest crossing
The North German Lloyd liner Bremen, which arrived in New York with 1600 passengers only a few hours before, is loaded with fuel oil from a tanker alongside during the early hours of 29 August
Sunday unloading to escape Tariffs. All day Sunday the Thames docks presented a scene of unprecedented activity as ships were unloaded and goods transferred to barges
Chimps help with Pets Corners new floor. Receiving the assistance Jackie and Peter, the chimpanzees, workmen laying a new wooden floor Pets corner at the London Zoo
Waiting for the bang!. Lumbering delightedly in pursuit of the elusive spheres, the Bears at the London Zoo return to their cub days
Zoo rears a horned pheasant by hand. Chick spurns foster mother. A horned pheasant chick which is extremely independent is being reared by hand at the London zoo
Where is Minnie ? Off for a ride on Moocher. Bear and tortoise are close friends. 19 October 1934
Tantalising!. Lumbering delightedly in pursuit of the elusive spheres, the Bears at the London Zoo return to their cub days
Grapes?. The Crystal Palace National Show of Cage Birds has opened at the Dorland Hall, Regent Street. Photo shows, Mrs Charles Herbert Harris endeavours to tempt Mac, a Blue and Yellow Macaw
The chimps washing though!. Peter hangs out the clothes. When Peter and Jackie, the London zoo chimpanzees, heard that their keeper was about to go on holiday
Rain would spoil his beauty!. An Old English Sheepdog wearing his mac as he was carried hurriedly out of the rain at the 40th Richmond Championship Dog Show, which took place at the Atlantic Ground
Cock that charmed a butcher, is the enemy of all dogs !. Billy, cock whose charming ways appealed so much to F E Durrant, a butcher of Cricklewood, London, that is now a treasured pet
St Bernard dog watches his owners children while she attends other duties. 10 October 1934
Bear goes shopping in Oxford Street. 16 November 1934
Peter, the alligator, likes being cuddled! Peter, six-year-old London zoo alligator, enjoys being nursed by his keeper, A. Wilson of the reptile house
The bunny cat puzzles experts. Bunnycat is the name which has been given to an animal which appears to be half rabbit a half kitten discovered at Armonk, New York
Francis, a six-year-old male orangutan, has come from Munich Zoo as a new partner for Mary, the orangutan at London Zoo. Since her mate died, Mary has had chimpanzees
Miss I Webster carrying her Old English Sheepdog Sir John Marksman "Miss I Webster carrying her Old English Sheepdog " Sir John Marksman " into the show at Crystal Palace. 7 November 1935
For baby elephants arrived at the Royal Albert Dock on the S.s Nalgora"For baby elephants arrived at the Royal Albert Dock on the S.S " Nalgora" from India. Elephants are from the Calcutta zoo. Three are destined for the London zoo and one for Belfast
Rabbit derby. The rabbit derby in progress on the beach at Venice, California. 1 April 1935
The chimps washing! Peter hangs out the clothes. When Peter and Jackie, the London zoo chimpanzees, heard that their keeper was about to go on holiday
Silver fox show. A girl exhibitor uses a live fox as a fur. 14 November 1934
Bank Holiday heat leads to a lie down strike at the London Zoo. Penguin at the London Zoo, who found the Bank Holiday heat so intense that it decided to ignore the milling crowds of visitors
Cat with tennis ambitions chased Senorita Lizanas ball. Senorita Anita Lizana playing with a tabby cat who insisted on chasing her ball when she practised at her hotel in Putney. 30 March 1935
Tantalising for Copper. Everyone knows the dogs that can do everything else but talk, but Copper, a magnificent Alsatian owned by Miss Mary Bringhurst of Atlanta, Georgia, can lay claim to the title
All in the cause of art!. To ask the normal man to plunge into a chilly pool in his working clothes, battle a slippery seal with a strange sense of humour
Zoo sea lion makes his bow on the air!. Under the persuasion of Uncle Mac (Mr McCulloch) and Dr Seth Smith, animals and birds of the London Zoo broadcast on the Regional Programme this afternoon
Miss Nan Parsons with Mrs Kings Blue Persians student Prince. Young aristocrats of the cat world are on show at the Kensington Kitten Clubs show which is in progess at Knightsbridge. 14 July 1937
The four months old Wallaby peers from his mothers pouch at his strange surroundings the London Zoo. 20 July 1937
Sunray treatment for a horse. A horse undergoing sunlight treatment with artificial sunrays at the sanatorium of the Peoples Dispensary for sick animals at St Swithins farm Ilford
Friendly flipper. Bibby, the London Zoo sea lion, extends a friendly flipper to a keeper. On left is seen Bibbys baby, Sue 4 July 1938
A girl packing a crate of tortoises for dispatch from the Alperton, Middlesex farm. Englands strangest farm had sprung from the increasing popularity of the humble tortoise
Cockatoo needed coaxing. Zoo broadcast. Under the persuasion of Uncle Mac (Mr McCulloch) and Dr Seth Smith, animals and birds of the London Zoo broadcast on the Regional Programme this afternoon
Jimmy is a playboy is no longer! London zoo lion cub which was reared by hand by Mr Alan Best, Assistant Curator has now lost his playful ways and has been placed in a cage. 26 June 1937
Cat and dog are perfect sleeping partners. Vim and Vigour, a cat and dog owned by Mrs Lotery, of Hampstead, London, on such friendly terms that they even make perfect sleeping partners
16-year-old girl animal trainer, prepares new acts for Christmas. 16-year-old Olga Astley, one of Britains youngest animal trainers
Eight strong men, forcibly feeding a 26 foot python 8 strong men were required to forcibly feed a 26 foot python when it was brought from its winter quarters at Hamilton, Ontario
American visitor to London brings pelican with her. A beautiful pelican three feet six inches high with a black silk bow tied round its neck was brought over from Paris in a special plane by Miss
Charlie is only a milk pony, but his tricks delight North London children. Charlie, a black pony who draws a milk cart, is the most popular entertainer in Bowes Park, London
Zoo chimps decide position of a parasol! The hot weather resulted in an argument at the London Zoo between Peter and Jackie, the chimpanzees
Unwieldly travellers! Elephants arrive at Waterloo. Waterloo Station had rather a shock when four elephants arrived. They were on their way from Leeds to a South London theatre
The Swan who left home - returns by car injured. The young swan found injured near the railway at Mitcham (Surrey) was rescued in a motor car by Mr H. E
What about a banana?. The Crystal Palace National Show of Cage Birds has opened at the Dorland Hall, Regent Street. Photo shows, Mac a Blue and Yellow Macaw, having declined a bunch of grapes
Taking the penguin to lunch. Two little visitors to the London Zoo taking a penguin to lunch, carried by the keeper. 16 June 1934
Pups in the cup. The Peking Palace Dog Associations Coronation years show has opened at the Ranelagh Club, Barnes. Photo shows: prize-winning Canton Pekinese puppies, seven weeks old
