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5 Mar 2002 Collection2 Items
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7 Mar 2002 Collection10 Items
8 Mar 2002Michael Collins 1890-1922) Irish Nationalist, Sinn Fein leader, founder and director
21 Mar 2002Usually paying little or no attention to political correctness, Sax cartoons are often saucy
26 Mar 2002 Collection2 Items
Mono PrintCharlie and his home made bender which he attaches to his swcythe to make the wheat lie for easy collection - when he cuts round the outside of a field ready for the bindre - at Shireham, Kent
Royal Family Tree. Saxon and Danish Kings of England
Vicar says goodbye to his son Sidcup Station Kent 1939 photograph by John Topham
Michael Collins 1890-1922) Irish Nationalist, Sinn Fein leader, founder and director of intelligence of the Irish Republican Army 1919
Princess Elizabeth with her mother Queen Elizabeth and father King George VI visits the Royal Tournament at Olympia. 5th June 1931
The Royal Family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace after the crowning of King George VI. His mother shares the crowds acclamations. - 1937
Two pictures taken from almost the same viewpoint on grays Farm Estate (LCC) near Orpington, Kent. (X ref. M00982242). This first picture shows the land when it was used for farming - with an
Womans Land Army 1940 Kent
Hawthorne, Berkshire - The Prince of Wales falls from his horse during the Welsh Guards Challenge Cup Race in 1925
Usually paying little or no attention to political correctness, Sax cartoons are often saucy and irreverent, often a sly look at gender relations, marriage, men, women, drinking, restaurants
The Queen (then the Duchess of York) and Princess Elizabeth arrive at Glamis. Princess Elizabeth shakes hands with Supt. Ogilvy
The Duke and Duchess of York accompanied by the two Princesses attended Divine Service at the Parish Church of St Mary at Eastbourne
The Queen (as Duchess of York) and her two daughters at the Elphinstone wedding in 1936
Ekaterinburg: Spot in the woods where the remains of the Russian Royal family were found (Romanov). 12th November 1919
Ploughing in Paddock Wood, Kent in 1937
You spend eight hours on a traffic point and stagger back to the station. You flop onto a hard metal backed chair and say - " Guess what came across my traffic point today?"
For seventeen years Mr Harold Smith has been a postman and he lives and works in Sidcup, Kent. Who can resist this infectious greeting as he hands up the Christmas mail
William M Henderson, who farms a croft with his father at Coubal, Shetland, says only a Highland Garron horse could do the work on this hillside
Police rescue poultry from poultry farms in the flooded area of the Thames in Kent - 2nd February 1953
Jimmy the donkey with milk churns
The National Trust Village of Chiddingstone, kent, photographed in the snow by night. The scene was illuminated by the car headlights aided by a flash or two. 24th January 1958
This picture, taken on 25th April 1950, shows a field of newly planted potatoes covered with over an inch of snow - near Swanley, Kent. 25th April 1950
