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Images Dated 19th June 2015

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Great Dane & Chihuahua, the largest and smallest breeds at Crufts 10th February

Funny weightlifting poodles! The Associated Sheep, Police and Army Dog Society's

Child with dalmations. Three year old Jennifer Gulding of Cambridge makes sure these

Skippy the poodle has remarkable road safety sense and escorts her charges across

Portable wireless! Typical British bulldog is quite content with his Marconi receiving

GI Brides on board. British war brides leave for USA, 1945

Train leaving St Pancras Station 1940's.Father and sons waving goodbye from the

Dog leaping a trench in the battlefields of World War I. The message carrier, holding

Boy rollerskating on the pavement with his pet dog on a lead, who is carrying

Ben always gets his man - the unfortunate suspect makes a rapid climb

At a canine beauty parlour, Knightsbridge, London. Preparing dogs for a show. Shearing

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Great Dane & Chihuahua, the largest and smallest breeds at Crufts 10th February

Great Dane & Chihuahua, the largest and smallest breeds at Cruft's 10th February 1968 - which saw a record entry of 7, 017 dogs, the biggest dog show in the world, now being held at Olympia. The largest and smallest breeds pictured together at Cruft's in 1968 are SOFFTEE, a Great Dane, owned by RON MUIR, of Leyton, Essex, and FABIOLA a Chichuahua, owned by MRS MOLLY MOORHOUSE of Bournend, Bucks.
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Tunbridge Wells Canine Societys Show. Mrs Edna Carlton with her prize winning Afghan

The public waving off a ship from a passing bus

Enormous hat fashion the largest seen on the river worn by a spectator who cheered

1960s Michael Epps of Quernmore Road Bromley Kent is setting out with his girlfriend Miss

Romance as the Cunard White Star Liner Queen Elizabeth completes last

Passengers for the worlds first jet airliner service are shepherded aboard the BOAC

The convoy entering the harbour. Troops wave and cheer as more boats of the convoy

Evacuation scenes. Brighton on Sunday evening, bidding goodbye

G.I. brides catching a plane to New York. London Heathrow 24th December 1946

Mr Jimmy Donaghue (backer) and Miss Ruth Etting (star) of Transatlantic

Cheering sailors of HMS Indomitable, the aircraft carrier, raise their hats in salute

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Cheering sailors of HMS Indomitable, the aircraft carrier, raise their hats in salute

1930s Cheering sailors of HMS Indomitable, the aircraft carrier, raise their hats in salute to the American Liner, United States, 53, 000 tons, as it berthed at Le Havre following it's record breaking crossing of the Atlantic in a time of 3 days, 10 hours and 40 minutes. The United States, making it's maiden voyage to England where she is due tomorrow night, bettered the time taken by the Queen Mary in 1938 by 10 hours and 2 minutes. 7th July 1952

Handerchiefs flutter as relatives wave goodbye to men the 1st Battalion The Black Watch

Mr J Chamberlain and his bloodhounds on the trail