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Food from the hands of a Lord A new picture, taken on the farm of Lord Rodney, on the Saskatchewan River, 25 miles east of Edmonton, Alberta, showing Lord Montague, son of the Duke of Manchester
A view of St Marks Kennington. 3 May 1927
Marquess of Angleseys tenants and the Anglesey twins. The twin son and daughter of Lord and Lady Anglesey presented with gifts at Plas Newydd, Wales
American society wedding in London. The wedding took place at St Margarets Church, Westminster between Mr Henry L Eno, of Princetown, New Jersey and Flora May Talbot Napier. 25 August 1923
Famous flying officer weds. H F G Southey and Miss Joan Davies at St Pauls Knightsbridge. 9 November 1929
A wedding in the temple. The marriage between Mr Harold Heathcote Williams, of 3, Hare Court, Temple, and of Abbotsfield, Chester, and Miss Mary Jean Blane Robinson
Lord Airedales daughter weds. The Hon Thelma Kitson and Dr Noel Gordon Harris, were married at St Saviour s, Walton Street. 24 July 1923
Amateur international married. Edgar Kail was married at St Johns Church, Goose Green, Dulwich, to Miss I M Ramsay. Bride and bridegroom. 17 February 1926
Wedding of Mr Spencer Curtis Brown and Miss Enid Jean Watson at St Columbas Pont Street, London. 26 January 1928
Wedding Mr E W Jacot and Miss Maeve Wolfe leaving Kensington Registry Office after their marriage. 1 January 1926
Wedding of Mr Hamilton Ingledew (of Llandaff), and Miss Mary Frazer (of Creigiau) at St Marks North Audley Street. 25 August 1927
Wedding of Prince Ferdinand of Liechenstein and Miss Brunner The marriage took place at Brompton Oratory of Prince Ferdinand of Liechtenstein with Miss Brunner The scene inside the Oratory 14 January
The Great Battle of Dublin The capture of the Four Courts in Dublin. The Four Courts ablaze from end to end after the explosion. 1 July 1922
Dog show at Holland Park. Lady Marcia Miles with her Skye Terrier. 16 April 1925
Toots Pounds arrives to star in London revue. Toots Pounds on her arrival inToots Pounds arrives to " star " in London revue. Toots Pounds on her arrival in the Majestic at Southampton. 22 January 1926
A women to attempt Atlantic flight. Mrs Luba Phillips, who is to attempt a non stop flight from New York to London and Rome. 18 June 1927
Britains wonderful new fighters for the defence of London. The Hawker Hawfinch in flight. 1928
First flight of a British airship for over three years. R33 leaves Cardington Aerodrome. The R33 leaving the great hangar at Cardington. 2 April 1925
Naval review at Spithead. HMS Leamington. 26 July 1924
The Punch and Judy Show. With a real dog as Toby 18 March 1929
Tour of a great glacier. Hans Reiss, a famous alpine guide, guiding a tourist party over the great Grinnell Glacier of Montana. 31 July 1925
Prince Jaime in London. Prince Jaime of Spain leaving De Vere Hotel, Kensington. 14 September 1926
The Newyork Giants and the Chicago White Sox meet at Liverpool The Chicago White Sox 24 October 1924
The King leads his fleet at Torbay. The Atlantic Fleet entered Torbay with the King in command. The battleships " Royal Oak ", " Resolution ", " Revenge "
The sociable vultures, African birdsarrive at the zoo to make friends Two African sociable vultures, just purchased form another interesting addition to the Zoo collection
England versus Scotland at Rugby at Twickenham. The King was present. The England team, from left to right ( back row ) : W G E Luddington, Gs Conway, R Edwards, H P Jacob, H C Catcheside
Preparing for Henley royal regatta D B Morris, the 1923 Diamond Sculls winner, taking off 26 June 1925
Played forward for England on New Years day H J Hobbins, head of Oundle School and Captain of Oundle, who played forwad for England in the International Public schools match 31 December 1925
England versus Wales in Rugby match at Cardiff. The Welsh team. Back row left to right : Mr W H Acton ( Referee ), T Lewis, Bryn Phillips, D M Jenkins,s Hinam,s Herrera, J H John
Rugby International at Twickenham. England versus Wales. The Welsh team : Back row, left to right : T Parker,s Morris, G Michael, A Baker, Gethin Thomas, D G Davies, Capt As Burge
The Maharajah of Jodhpur who is at present in London 14 April 1925
Vanity Fair Jack Pickford, the film star, holds his wifes vanity case up to her at Palm beach, Florida, where society is basking in the sunshine 23 Febrauary 1924
A clever young artist. Miss Joy Horder, the artist daughter of Sir Thomas Horder, is responsible for the posters announcing the " Peter Pan " Twelfth Night Party at Claridge
Making felt for velour hats at Sennett Bros, Blackfriars. 23 October 1919
Leader of feminine motor fashions. Mme Kostio de Warkoffska, the well known Russian Society leader and noted motorist, resident in Paris, wearing a smart motoring coat and hat by Poiret
Lady Elizabeth Percy, Queens train bearer, fitted for Coronation dress. Lady Elizabeth Percy, who is to be one of the train bearers in attendance on the Queen at the Coronation went to Norman
Striking fashion at Henley Royal regatta. Photo shows, Mrs Allan Kennedy in a striking fashion at henley Regatta, with Mr Brocklebank. 3 July 1935
Mr Gutbush, The Swanley Station Master. 1938
A Hawker Hart of No. 23 Squadron RAF flying over the Medway area in Kent. 1939
A loaded Bedford truck belonging to Pledge & Son Ltd, the milling company, pulls out their Victoria Mills located in Ashford, Kent. 1939
The construction of an Air Raid Precautions shelter beneath a war memorial in Swanley, Kent. 1939
Hop pickers walking back to the oast houses with a loaded cart. 1935
Coronation teas on St Keverne Road in Mottingham, to celebrate the coronation of King George VI. 15 May 1937
Bike racing at Swanley fete. 1936
Workmen loading up a delivery van from Platt Mill, Borough Green, Kent with sacks of flour. 1936
Evacuated children in Wye, Kent, walking down a country road. 1939 / 40Evacuated children in Wye, Kent, walking down a country road. 1939/40
The Watercress beds in Footscray, Kent cared for by Mr and Mrs Johnstone seen walking across the bridge. 1938
Faggot bundles in Chelsfield, Kent. 1936
