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2 Apr 2002 Collection3 Items
4 Apr 2002A Leeds miner and Bienkinsop loco (aquatint)
5 Apr 2002Suffragettes - Cat & Mouse
9 Apr 2002 Collection2 Items
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18 Apr 2002Princess Elizabeth made her first public appearance at a charity ball when she was
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22 Apr 2002Sir Malcolm Campbell with his son Donald in the cockpit of his new Bluebird in 1933
23 Apr 2002The French President Arrives The Queen with General de Gaulle as they drove
26 Apr 2002A royal repast (early 14th century) - Pictures of feasts are not uncommon in ancient manuscripts
29 Apr 2002 Collection2 Items
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 royal Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose being driven away from Euston after holidaying at Glamis Castle with their grandparents the Earl and Countess of Strathmore - 19th October 1937
This shield is taken from a MS of the twelfth century, in the Royal Library at ParisThis shield is taken from a MS of the twelfth century
The Queen (left) and Princess Margaret go out for their morning ride in Badminton Great Park before the start of the days events in the Badminton Horse Trials today (Saturday) - 18th April 1959
John Edward Redmond (1856-1918), Irish politician, Parnells successor as leader of the Nationalist Party 1890-1916
Portrait of Eamonn de Valera (born New York 1882) on an Irish Volunteers banner - Irish Easter Rising 1916 Topfoto stills library picture library stock archive vintage Ireland Irish Rebellion 1916
Patrick Pearce (seen with his brother Willie) 1879-1916, Irish poet prominent in the Gaelic revival, a leader of the Easter Rising 1916
Gipsies, or rather what to do with them, have always been a great problem in the outer fringes of London
Princess Elizabeth made her first public appearance at a charity ball when she was guest of honour at the Royal and Merchant Navy Ball in aid of King Georges Fund for Sailors
British people throughout the world have been plunged into mourning by the death of King George VI at his Norfolk house, Sandringham, early today (Wednesday 6 February 1952)
Her Majestys Jardiniere (D Smith up), won the King George V Stakes at Ascot this afternoonHer Majestys " Jardiniere" (D Smith up), won the King George V Stakes at Ascot this afternoon
Suffragettes - Cat & MouseSuffragettes - " Cat & Mouse"
Thomas Ashe (Leader of the North County Dublin Volunteers in the Rising) - Sentenced to Death Topfoto stills library picture library stock archive vintage Ireland Irish Rebellion 1916
Dublins main city centre post office, gutted by fire during the 1916 Easter Rising against British rule as a direct result of the 1916 conflagration
A Leeds miner and Bienkinsop loco (aquatint)
Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose in the grounds of the model house presented to Elizabeth by the people of Wales - 1933
The wheeled easy chairs on the lawn are just the thing to enjoy a quiet sunny afternoon at the Royal Lodge, Windsor
The Queen took her duaghters, Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose to the Coronation Concert for Children at the Central Hall, Westminster
The Queen (as Duchess of York) and her two daughters at the Elphinstone wedding 1936
A royal repast (early 14th century) - Pictures of feasts are not uncommon in ancient manuscripts, and form very interesting illustrations of domestic life in former days
The French President Arrives The Queen with General de Gaulle as they drove from Victoria Station to Buckingham Palace yesterday after the French President had been welcomed on arrival at Victoria by
The royal Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose signing Post Office forms ?
Capital letter Q - initial letter taken from a MS in the Royal Library at Paris, of the 13th century
University College, London, stormed the Woolwich Polytechnic on Wednesday 13th March 1946 when they tried to rescue their mascot Phineas.Police reserves were called out, many panes of glass broken
Sir Malcolm Campbell with his son Donald in the cockpit of his new Bluebird in 1933
No Change Here... except for the wheels. Donkey and trap, with wheels convertedNo Change Here ... except for the wheels. Donkey and trap, with wheels converted for pneumatic tyres, taking a churn of milk to the dairy. Taken near Tralee