Images Dated 2002
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Golden Age of Seaplanes
Easter Rising 1916
Fish where the fish are
Romantic
The Flying Scotsman
Cartoons by Sax
Inspired by Ewan MacColl
Vauxhall and Lambeth
Life in Squares or the Bloomsbury Group
The Party Season
Christmas
Suffragette
Beekeeping
1920s
A Dog's Life
Animal Antics
Adverts and Posters
Art Deco Glamour
Avery food & Lifestyle
Bake Off Inspiration
Bon Voyage
Cheers! vintage food and drink
Fashionistas
Funny
Happy Halloween
Golden Age of Trains
Kent Life
Landscapes
London Life
Man, Myth and Magic
Monochrome
Motorsport from TopFoto
Motorsport John Surtees
Motorsport TT Race
Nostalgia John Topham's Britain
Nostalgia Old England
Queen Elizabeth II
Royal Families
School Dinners!
Sussex Life
Titanic and Ocean Liners
Trucks
Weather
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Nostalgia john tophams britain/postman cycling snow bough beech kent
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Michael Collins 1890-1922) Irish Nationalist, Sinn Fein leader, founder and director
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Michael Collins 1890-1922) Irish Nationalist, Sinn Fein leader, founder and director
Michael Collins 1890-1922) Irish Nationalist, Sinn Fein leader, founder and director of intelligence of the Irish Republican Army 1919, minister for finance in the provisional government of the Irish Free State 1922, and for ten days Head of State before being killed. Born in County Cork, he became an active member of the Irish Republican Brotherhood and in 1916 fought in the Easter Rising. In 1918 he was elected a Sinn Fein member to the Dail, and became a minister in the Republican Provisional government. In 1921 he and Arthur Griffith were mainly responsible for the treaty that established the Irish Free State. During the ensuing civil war, Collins took command and crushed the opposition in Dublin and the large towns within a few weeks. When Griffiths died Collins became head of the state and the army, but he was ambushed near Cork by fellow Irishmen on 22nd August and killed. Topfoto stills library picture library stock archive vintage Ireland Irish Rebellion 1916
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German workmen unload food from a British Royal Air Force flying boat, one of ten
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Irish Easter Rising 1916 - one of the banners up on the GPO by rebels - The Easter Rebellion
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Portrait of Eamonn de Valera (born New York 1882) on an Irish Volunteers banner
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Patrick Pearce (seen with his brother Willie) 1879-1916, Irish poet prominent in the Gaelic revival
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John Edward Redmond (1856-1918), Irish politician, Parnells successor as leader
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fishing / angling Cartoon by Sax Usually paying little or no attention to political correctness
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Usually paying little or no attention to political correctness, Sax cartoons are often saucy
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Irish Easter Rising 1916 - one of the banners up on the GPO by rebels - The Easter Rebellion
Irish Easter Rising 1916 - one of the banners up on the GPO by rebels - The Easter Rebellion, was an armed uprising of Irish nationalists against the rule of Great Britain in Ireland. The uprising occurred on Easter Monday, April 24, 1916, and centred mainly in Dublin. The chief objectives were the attainment of political freedom and the establishment of an Irish republic. Centuries of discontent, marked by numerous rebellions, preceded the uprising. The new crisis began to develop in September 1914, following the outbreak of World War I, when the British government suspended the recently enacted Home Rule Bill, which guaranteed a measure of political autonomy to Ireland. Suspension of the bill stimulated the growth of the Citizen Army, an illegal force of Dublin citizens organised by the labour leader Jim Larkin (died 1948) and the socialist James Connolly (1870-1916); of the Irish Volunteers, a national defence body; and of the extremist Sinn F?in. The uprising was planned by leaders of these organisations, among whom were the British consular agent Sir Roger David Casement, the educator Padhraic Pearse (1879-1916), and the poet Thomas MacDonagh (1878-1916).Hostilities began about noon on April 24, when about 2000 men led by Pearse seized control of the Dublin post office and other strategic points within the city. Shortly after these initial successes, the leaders of the rebellion proclaimed the Independence of Ireland and announced the establishment of a provisional government of the Irish Republic. Additional positions were occupied by the rebels during the night, and by the morning of April 25 they controlled a considerable part of Dublin. The counteroffensive by British forces began on Tuesday with the arrival of reinforcements. Martial law was proclaimed throughout Ireland. Bitter street fighting developed in Dublin, during which the strengthened British forces steadily dislodged the Irish from their positions...... Topfoto stills library picture library sto
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Gipsies, or rather what to do with them, have always been a great problem in the
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Princess Elizabeth with her mother Queen Elizabeth and father King George VI visits
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The Queen (left) and Princess Margaret go out for their morning ride in Badminton
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This shield is taken from a MS of the twelfth century, in the Royal Library at Paris
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The Queen and Princess Margaret make their way through the paddock at Royal Ascot
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Tsar Nicholas II and the Tsarina Alexandra in coronation robes
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Princess Margaret at the Royal Opera House 30 june 1954 for a gala for the King
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The Queen (then the Duchess of York) and Princess Elizabeth arrive at Glamis. Princess
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Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose in the grounds of the model house presented
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This shield is taken from a MS of the twelfth century, in the Royal Library at Paris
This shield is taken from a MS of the twelfth century, in the Royal Library at Paris; and is of that narrow kite-like form which prevailed from the time of the Norman conquest till at least the reign of Henry II of England. The form of the shield then underwent a gradual change very similar to that experienced by the gothic window at a later period; the bow became wider and wider, and the arch flatter, until at last it took the form which is still given to it in coats of arms
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Royal train - saloon of Queen Alexandra - wife of King Edward VII
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The Royal Family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace after the crowning of King George VI
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HM The Queen wore a patterned blue silk dress, and wide-brimmed blue hat, as she
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The Duke and Duchess of York arrive with Princess Elizabeth at Olympia to see the Royal Tournament
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Princess Elizabeth made her first public appearance at a charity ball when she was
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Some of the Royal Persian Princes left hand top, Heir Apparent. Persia
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Princess Elizabeth (now Queen Elizabeth II) at Coronation Concert for children at Central Hall
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The wheeled easy chairs on the lawn are just the thing to enjoy a quiet sunny afternoon
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