Twentieth Century Collection (page 10)

Cambridge cricketers. M J C Allom, who also plays for Surrey ( on left ) and T C Longfield. 1 June 1928

Surrey versus Nottinghamshire at the Oval in the County Championship. Part of the crowd watching the game with interest. 28 July 1928

Polo at Hurlingham. The final of the International Tournament between the 2nd Lifeguards and the 17th Lancers. Sir Walter and Lady Gilbey arriving. 9 July 1921

Surreys new cricketer. Alf Gover, the new Surrey cricketer. 24 April 1928

Famous cricketers family at Margate. Mrs Hobbs, wife of the famous Surrey cricketer, on the sands at Margate with her sons and daughter. 20 August 1925

Titled umpire in Surrey tennis championships. Lady D Hely Hutchinson umpiring at Surbiton in the Surrey tennis championships. 19 May 1927

Hard court lawn tennis tournament at Hurlingham. Lady Beaverbrook playing in the ladies doubles with Lady Crosfield. 9 May 1923

Duchess of Kent wears Halo Hat when she visits the Abbey. The Duke and Duchess of Kent, with the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, visited Westminster Abbey to inspect the Coronation arrangement

Usherette of 17 chosen Finchleys Beauty Queen. After entering for a beauty contest without telling her father, Miss Joan Edwards of Hendon, a 17 year old cinema usherette

Duchess of Kent, a new summer fashion, visit sale Avenue, antiques. The Duchess of Kent, wearing an up-to-the-minute summer fashion, with straw hat to match

Lord Birkenheads daughter takes the latest hand bag to Madeira. Lord Birkenhead with his daughter Pamela at Waterloo en route to Madeira. The handbag seems to be a novel one. 17 December 1926

The Duchess of Kent receiving purses from children. 1938

Jubilee Gates in Rolvenden, Kent. 1937

William Rolfe form the village of Wye in Kent. 1939

Monastery fete in Erith, London. 1937

The Royal family was present at the wedding of Mrs Lavinia Lascelles, daughter of
The Royal family was present at the wedding of Miss Lavinia Lascelles, daughter of the Kings private secretary, Sir Alan Lascelles, to Major Edward Brenton, the Black Watch, at St Georges Chapel

John Topham slide show John Topham presentation Topham lecture Farmer with scythe in wheat field © TopFoto

German seaplanes. 1930

Vickers Supermarine Walrus Amphibian Flying Boat with a Bristol Pegasus engine. Walrus is a single engined ( pusher ) biplane amphibian flying boat constructed almost entirely of metal

Short S. 8 Calcutta ( G-EBVG ) City of Alexandria of the the Imperial Airways
Short S.8 Calcutta ( G-EBVG ) City of Alexandria" of the the Imperial Airways

Captain A. S. Wilcockson (right) and First Officer G. H. Bowes studying the Atlantic route beside " Caledonia" at Hythe

Showing the flag, Seaplanes Northern Europe tour. Mr H C BAird, a former Schneider Trophy pilot winner, and now one of Vickers test pilots

The longest formation flight ever undertaken by service unit, five RAF flying boats of number 204 (Gen reconnaissance) Squadron being prepared at Plymouth

Caledonia takes off from Southampton on first experimental transatlantic flight. The Imperial Airways flying boat Caledonia took off from Southampton at the beginning of her first experimental

A special letter from the King to Sir Patrick Duncan, Governor General of South Africa, was included in the first 2 1/2 tons of mail which left Southampton for Durban on the Imperial Airways flying

Herring Fishery at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England. Fisher girls gutting the herring. 1923

Romany gypsy woman with her pipe 1930s

Gypsy girl with her basket of lucky heather. Late 1940s, early 1950s

Commanders to appear in the Royal Command of Variety Performance are the young Canadian dance team Blanche and Allan Lund

Richborough Train Ferry on the east coast of Kent

Maj Geoffrey David Hall, Royal Armoured Corps was married to Miss Betty Stewart Dickey at St Peters Church, Eaton Square, London. 4 April 1946

A new hat for Mr Winston Churchill. Mr Winston Churchill, appointed Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports in 1941, was finally installed in the office by the Court of Shepway at Dover Castle today

Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips as they walk out of Westminster Abbey after their wedding. 14 November 1973

Appleton House, Sandringham, Norfolk, the Royal estate. 2 March 1929

People sitting outside The Royal Oak Pub at Langstone Harbour, Langstone, Havant, Hampshire, England, UK 1960 s

Peacehaven Hotel, East Sussex, England 10 October 1922

A busy London street scene. Early 1900s

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