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126 Framed Prints
Comedian Max Boyce carrying a giant leek in Edinburgh, during his tour of Scotland circa 1978
Cadets "Tarzan"act. You d think these boys were sons of TarzanCadets " Tarzan" act. You d think these boys were sons of Tarzan, the way they swarm up the netting to the tree tops. They are members of the 61st (Middlesex) a Cadets
The scene of ruin in a district of Southern England recently when a V bomb fell in the district. December 1944
German submarine seen in Cardiff, just after the end of the War in Europe. It is the U - 1023. Commander H A L Marsham is seen on the vessel. Picture taken 16th June 1945
Dr James Chadwick marries Miss Aileen Maud Stewart-Brown, elder daughter of Hamilton Stewart-Brown, at St Anns Church, Aigburth, Liverpool, Patrick Stewart Brown acted as page
A boat in trouble off the West Coast of England. The boat has the numbers CY613 or CY610 or CY615 ?) on it. 9 men were on board
An America built Lockheed Hudson aircraft of the Coastal Command has helped once again to save the lives of survivors from a torpedoed ship
The Librerator Bomber, known as Liberator D, for Donald Duck. Picture shows the cartoon Donald Duck on the side of the plane. Picture taken circa 18th January 1942
Picture shows a Polish Pilot with the RAF - in the Western Desert. He is 40 years old, but un named. Picture taken 1st January 1942
French infantry in The Western Desert. Picture taken 8th May 1942
Air transport service delivers the goods in Tunisia. May 7th 1943
A company of mechanised troops undergoing a course of rough riding, which is part of their training, in the North West in preparation for an emergency. 23rd September 1940
Home Guard, West Lancs area. Practice at a North West Fort. January 1941
Child evacuees during the Second Word War, Liverpool, Merseyside. Circa 1940
Front line French class for R. A. F. in Tunisia. 9th March 1943Front line French class for R.A.F. in Tunisia. 9th March 1943
A demonstration in the method of dealing with an enemy tank by a platoon of the Home Guard to members of the Cheshire unit in Cheshire. 1st December 1940
Two days work by British and Australian airmen turned Tripolitamian desert into Air Base. January 31st 1943
Knocked out or captured enemy tanks near El Alamein. 24th January 1944
The folk of London on behalf of all Britain cheered and said "Well Done"The folk of London on behalf of all Britain cheered and said " Well Done" as the Home Guard marched through the capital on the stand down parade
Dispatch rider of the R. A. F. Ted of the R. A. F stopping for a few moments to have aDispatch rider of the R.A.F. Ted of the R.A.F stopping for a few moments to have a chat with one of the friendly natives. 25th March 1943
Members of the Home Guard in the North West area who are undergoing a weeks camp training, seen handling various types of machine guns which have just arrived in large quantities from the United
R. A. F. advanced fighter base in North Africa. (PictureR.A.F. advanced fighter base in North Africa. (Picture) This particular tent serves as an operations room. The tent-pole is used as a scoreboard
Mick the dog, is the Fireman Mascot at Romford Road, East Ham. Mrs Jarman of Leytonstone was sceptical when she read a notice at Broadway Fire Station, Stratford, about Micks Ladder Climbing Act
British troops in France. Tank crews double off to their tanks during Second World War. 17th January 1940
Members of the Home Guard in Liverpool, watching a demonstration by the army in Anti Tank Warfare. The soldier throws a Molatov Cocktail into the flaming tank. Picture taken 19th August 1941
Loader of the 73mm gun in General Grant tank. 12th June 1942
The Mayor of Liverpool, Alderman, Sidney Jones inspects The 10th Home Defence Battalion of the Kings Regiment from the steps of the Town Hall. Picture taken 27th August 1940
American built General Grant tank at a British forward tank HQ in Libya. 4th June 1942
Corner Shop in Pwllheli, that used to be the jail for the town in Gwynedd, north-western Wales, Circa 1960
Dutch submarine sinks U-Boat in Mediterranean Sea. On the night of 26th November 1941, a Netherlands Submarine co-operating with the Royal Navy in The Mediterranean
Four pilots of the Polish fighter squadron which played such an important part in the air defence of London in September were decorated recently with the DFC, (The Distinguished Flying Cross)
The Free French forces in the Western Desert, although not very large in numbers are doing most valuable work. Picture shows them in action against their enemy. Picture taken circa 1st May 1942
Fireman training commando style. World War Two. Picture taken 7th October 1942
Derelict station at Barmouth Junction Barmouth, Gwynedd, north-western Wales, 26th January 1971, renamed Morfa Mawddach by British Railways when the line was closed
General Grant tank in Western Desert during Second World War. Circa 1942
A pig makes his way in a Liverpool Fire Station. Picture taken 20th January 1945
Bomb damage in Swansea after a Nazi raid. February 1941
The Dutch Submarine Returns to Britain. O 19, laid down as K XIX, was an O 19-class submarine of the Royal Netherlands Navy that saw service during World War II
The dog named Mark, he is an ammunition carrier. British troops seen collecting some Lewis drum guns of ammunition that he has deceived to them. Picture taken in the Eastern Command
New mobile kitchen presented through Mr and Mrs Kenneth R Munro of Lane End, Caldy, Merseyside, by Mr Hendon Chubb of West Orange, New Jersey, to Birkenhead for work among the Rescue Squads
General Grant tanks moving into battle during Second World War. 4th June 1942
Women in Bristol learning how to put out the fires. Bristol was hit badly in The Blitz, along with the rest of the United Kingdom. Neighbours always helped each other out. Picture taken 8th June 1940
Second Great Fire of London. Scenes outside the Bank of England. December 1940
French Colonial Troops in The Western Desert. Picture taken 14th March 1942
Mrs A Somerville Smith, drinking tea with the Lord Mayor of Liverpool when she handed a number of ambulances and canteens on behalf of the British American Ambulance Corps for use to Liverpool
Cruiser tank in action in France during Second World War. June 11th 1940
An indoor air raid shelter. Liverpool This indoor shelter is believed to be strong enough to withstand the collapse of an ordinary house. It has been made by an Liverpool engineer
Female mechanics, connected to the ARP (Air Raid Precaution unit) seen fixing a car. The number plate is CKD 140 Picture undated. Location unknown. Mirrorpix will suggest 1st May 1941
