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Fred Perry (right) and Gottfried von Cramm (left) of Germany shake hands at the net after the Mens Wimbledon finals. Fred Perry won the final 6-1, 6-1, 6-0 Fred Perry won Wimbledon in 1934
Fred Perry (pictured) (GB) competing at The Wimbledon Tennis Championships against Donald (Don) Budge of the USA in the Mens Semi finals Fred Perry won the match 5-7, 6-4, 6-3
Fred Perry (GB) plays a back hand shot at the net, competing at the Wimbledon Tennis Mens Final against Gottfried von Cramm of Germany
Tennis star Fred Perry and his wife, American actor, Helen Vinson at the Tivoli cinema in the Strand, London for the premiere of Charlie Chaplins film Modern Times. Picture taken 11th February 1936
St Peters Church, Oxford Street, Newcastle, being demolished due to subsidence. 27th August 1936
Jesmond Methodist Church, Newcastle, during morning service. The second of the special " North Mail" series of religious services in the North. 1st March 1936
Motorboat launch. The launch, John Ashley, to be used by the Tyne Station of the Missions of Seamen, at Dunston, in the river after being launch from Mitchelsons Yard, South Shields. 4th July 1936
The motor boat given by Sir John Jarvis to the Earl Beatty Lodge of ex-naval men at Jarrow after being named by Mr Richard Jones. 1st June 1936
A general view of the launching ceremony of the new North Sunderland motor lifeboat, the W.R.A" at Seahouses, Northumberland. 6th September 1936
A 120-year-old hand spinning wheel, still in use at Mr J. Ashtons Abbey Mills, Mitford, near Morpeth. This is one of the oldest woollen mills of the country, having been in existence since 1743
Messers. Lithgows new premises at the corner of Clayton Street and Blackett Street, Newcastle. 27th July 1936
Provincial police. March 1936
Cast and crew members of the British and Dominions Film Corporation seen here waiting for the sunshine at Warwick Castle. Where they are filming When Knights Were Bold
The boating lake at Skegness, Lincolnshire. 28th July 1936
Busy morning at Smithfield Market, Birmingham, Thursday 9th April 1936
Ryde Esplanade and Pier, Isle of Wight. A steam train pulls out of the station on the end of the pier past a crowded walkway of the 2nd pier at Ryde. August 1936
King George VI and family royal visit to Uxbridge 1936
The Adam and Eve Public House, Hayes Circa 1936
Bakers yard looking to High Street, Uxbridge 1936
Platforms under construction at the underground station, Uxbridge 1936
Top of Laundry Yard showing Coopers bakery, Uxbridge 1936
High Street, Cooper the bakers, Uxbridge 1936
The final touches are added to the Slough Social Centre Circa 1936
Randalls store and adjacent shops, Vine Street, Uxbridge 1936
Girder for new bridge, York Road, Uxbridge 1936
Excavations for new Uxbridge underground station 1936
First trolleybus in Uxbridge High Street October 1936
Old town, Beaconsfield 1936
Station Road, West Drayton, Circa 1936
The Bakers Arms at Chalfont St Peters Circa 1936
High Street, W. Murphy tailor, Uxbridge 1936
The Railway Arms, Station Road, West Drayton Circa 1936
Buildings behind Uxbridge High Street to be demolished and cleared for railway and underground Station 1936
Roundabout, old town, Beaconsfield. Circa 1936
Canal Bridge High Street, Yiewsley. 1936
Demolition in an un-named street in Uxbridge circa 1936
Odeon, Northwood Hills Circa August 1936
Uxbridge Road, shops, Hillingdon Circa 1936
Hercies Road, new shops under construction, Hillingdon 1936
Watersplash at North Hyde Road Circa 1936
High Street, Bonnys Market, Uxbridge 1936
Uxbridge High Street, Mulhollands shop 1936
The Cedars, High Street, Uxbridge 1936
Building Pinewood Studios, Iver Health Circa 1936
Old Bank House, Uxbridge 1936
Bridge improvement and construction close to Hillingdon Station 1936
The junction of Kingsend and the A4180 at Ruislip Circa 1936
