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Picture shows a German mine, beyond burnt up and destroyed at Orford Ness on The Suffolk Coast. The burnt out shell of the iron casing of a German mine after the 700lbs of Hexanite has been burned up
In Bandung Flying Officer L. Sowden, of Cirencester, (left) helps a Dutch refugee into an R.A.F. aircraft which will take him to Batavia. Circa January 1946
The ministry of pensions hospital at Stoke Manderville Hospital. Buckinghamshire. Dr Ludwig Guttman, a nuro surgical and spinal injuries specialist (not pictured)
Soldiers and civilians attend a church service in Cockfosters, North London / HertfordshireSoldiers and civilians attend a church service in Cockfosters, North London/Hertfordshire, after the war. Picture taken 4th August 1946
A Surrey hospitals former casualty ward has been made into a well lighted workshop where disabled soldiers are restoring their wage earning confidence
Some of the best work in the country is being done at the Ministry of Pensions hospital at Stoke Mandeville, Bucks. In cases of paralysed men under Dr Ludwig Guttman
Choir and musicians composed of war-maimed men at EMS hospital, Stoke Mandeville. This is part of the treatment to help these men take their places in normal life again after long periods in bed
Wounded soldiers go on a river outing, organised by a factory. Toothless Taffy (right) raises a smile. Picture taken 13th May 1946
Making dug outs in Shepherds Bush, West London. Picture taken 5th March 1946
Lady Torrington, popular with the lads and lassies who frequent the canteen run by The Catholic Womens League in Bicester, Oxfordshire. She is pictured serving tea and a bun to the customers
British Military Policemen search an Indonesian cart. Onlookers are Indian Military Police on traffic control duty. Circa 22nd January 1946
Picture shows how demobbed girls can choose an inter changeable colourful and serviceable wardrobe without exceeding the £ 12.10.0 allowed to them. 12 pounds and 10 shillings
A memorial to the British Commonwealth forces who gave their lives in the Dutch East Indies. Batavia, Indonesia. 1946
Nigerian soldiers shaving without the use of soap and water, in Kensington Gardens Victory Camp, London, prior to joining the World War Two Victory Parade. Picture taken 24th May 1946
Kneller Hall, Whitton, near Twickenham, Middlesex during World War Two. During the Second World War the site was briefly the headquarters of the Commander-in-Chief
World War Two victory march preparations. The actual march took place in London on 8th June 1946 Picture taken 5th June 1946
Victory March preparations. June 1946 The Seargant Major of the East African Rifles presses his trousers in Hyde Park, London. The actual march will take place on 8th June 1946
Young soldiers leaving Dover in Kent, to replace older soldiers who are due to be demobbed. Picture taken 24th February 1946
The pipe band of the 8th punjab regiments on the deck of the RMS Mauritania. Picture taken 23rd May 1946
Downing Street, Whitehall, London, SW1. Ten months after the end of World War Two in Europe. Picture taken 5th March 1946
Allied police patrol the black market area of Vienna. The police patrol, consisting of one military policeman from each of the four Allied Armies and an Austrian civil policeman. January 24, 1946
Simonswood, Kirkby, 31st December 1946
The Welch contingent of Army men who took part in the Victory Parade in London, marching through the streets of Cardiff on their way to the G.W.R Staton. 8th June 1946
Tank landing craft number 352 - whose crew complain that they have ben victimised because they made statements to the press regarding alleged sky larking parties given to Wrens by officers
View of Bomb damage in Hull following the air raids of May 1941. Construction of Trinity House Rest Homes in Anlaby Road, taken in 1946, five years before their official opening in 1951
The remains of Hammonds department store, Hull, after the Hull Blitz. 28th November 1946
Bomb-damaged Albion Street Congregational Church, Hull. Circa 1946
Scenes in Hull, the most severely damaged British city or town during the Second World War, with 95 percent of houses damaged
Sir Winston Churchill with Duchess of Marlborough at a play in London theatre - June 1946
derby nostalgia Derby County players Chick Musson and Bert Mozley (from 1946 FA cup-winning team) present prizes at a Qualcast sports day event
At the Lyons Nippy School at Oxford Street Corner House, girls are taught how to become efficient waitresses. This Nippy is showing potential candidates just how they should look
Mohammed Ali Jinnah - President of the Moslim League speaking into the microphone on his arrival at London Airport December 1946
Mohammed Ali Jinnah President of the Moslim League and Lord Wavell, 1946. Daily Mirror
Land Army girl shearing sheep at Manor Pragwell, Buckinghamshire 1946
Members of the Women Land Army (WLA) at work using mechanical milkers for the cows on a farm in Hertfordshire, England after the Second World War. Circa June 1946
Members of the Women Land Army (WLA) at work on a farm in Hertfordshire, England after the Second World War. Circa June 1946
"Britain Can Make It"exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London" Britain Can Make It" exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. 1946
The audience of a performance of the Pirates of Penzance make their way to the performance area in the caves in the cliffs above the Sussex seaside town of Hastings. 16th October 1946
Performance of the Pirates of Penzance in the caves in the cliffs above the Sussex seaside town of Hastings. 16th October 1946
The audience of a performance of the Pirates of Penzance in the caves in the cliffs above the Sussex seaside town of Hastings enjoying dance after the performance. 16th October 1946
Boothferry Park construction, football ground, Hull
Middlesbrough team 1946 - 47 season, which including George Hardwick, Wilf Mannion and Harold Stepherdson. Circa August 1946
Vera Lynn shows off her recently born daughter Virginia. Picture taken circa 27th May 1946
Everton and Wales international footballer Thomas George Jones. Circa 1946
Aerial view of King George Dock, Hull Circa 1946
A year on from the end of the war and the city of Hull still bares the scars of the 800 air raids on the city, as seen here at the junction of Albion Street and Prospect Street. 8th May 1946
Hoverfly is the appropriate name given by the RAF to the Sikorsky R-4 helicopter, seen here being demonstrated to the general public. 16th October 1946
Dutch children dancing on College Green in traditional dress in the mid 1940s 1st June 1946
