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Post World War Two - Second World War - Ration books were starting to be used for potatoes. The square in " Panel 3" on the back was to be cancelled by the greengrocer
Post World War Two - Second World War - Many thousands of ration books were unclaimed at St Jamess Church Hall, Newcastle, and some of them were being checked off in piles ready for issue
Post World War Two - Second World War - People exchange old ration books for new issues at the Ration Book Distribution Centre in St James Congregational Church Hall, Northumberland Road, Newcastle
Post World War Two - Second World War - German air raid on a North East of England town. Ocean View in Whitley Bay, which had been bombed with a land mine during the war, pictured in 1957
World War Two - Second World War - Rationing - Welfare Foods Service National Dried Milk. 02/05/1995
World War Two - Second World War - A Middlesbrough to Newcastle train which was machine gunned by a German aircraft during an air raid on North East during August, 1940
Post World War Two - Second World War - A woman collects her meat ration from a butcher. 12th January, 1951
Post World War Two - Second World War - City grocery assistant, Mr William Wanup, makes a celebration cut on the first day of derationing of butter, 14 years after rationing of it began
World War Two - Second World War - A German V2 rocket blasts off in what is likely to be a test flight from the Peenemnde test base. Circa : 1943. (Kemsley picture date 26/02/1957)
World War Two - Second World War - German air raids on the North East of England. The map shows the place where bombs fell in Tynemouth and North Shields, 1940-43 The first bomb fell on June 26
World War Two - Second World War - Bomb damaged houses from a German air raid on a coastal town in the North East of England
World War Two - Second World War - Severely damaged houses in High Heaton, Newcastle, after a German air raid in September 1940
World War Two - Second World War - Workmen deal with the results of a German air raid on a town in the North Riding of Yorkshire. 25/05/1940
World War Two - Second World War - The corner Elswick Road and York Road, Newcastle, pictured post war and showing bomb damaged plots. 19th September, 1957
World War Two - Second World War - Families receive help and a hot drink in a neighbourhood devastated by the German V1 Flying Bombs. Circa : Sept. 1944
RAF IN ACTION OVER THE NORWEGIAN COAST Four seaplanes moored off Bergen in the course of action against the enemy. 10.04.1940
BOSTONS ATTACK ST ELWORKS AT DEMAIN, FRANCE. These planes which fly close together about five miles south west of Valenciennes
Royal Airforce Attack on Shipping at Rotterdam. Approaching their targets, the Blenheims flew low over Dutch territory in " V" formation which was taken as the victory symbol by the Dutch
COASTAL COMMAND AIRCRAFT GO IN HARBOUR AFTER ENEMY SHIPPING. After searching the Fjorde and shipping lanes along the coast of Norway on 21.10.1944 and finding no Germans targets on the move
HAMBURG ON THE DAY OF ITS SURRENDER Minutes after surrender on May 3 1945 the city was devastated, apparently deserted. Huge concrete ack-ack fortresses stand amid ruined dock
MOSQUITOS ATTACK HAUGE TARGER. By pin-pointing, attacking and destroying one particular building in the Hague RAF mosquitos of the 2nd tactical air force Carried out one of the most brilliant
TRAIN LOAD OF FLYING BOMBS BLOWN UP RAF TYPHOONS. A train load of I20 flying bombs intended for London was attacked and destroyed by RAF rocket firing typhoons near the Albert canal
RAF ATTACK ON GERMAN ESCAPE FERRY. The attack by RAF Mitchells and Bostons of 2nd RAF on Breskens opposite Flushing in Holland on 11.9.1944 Several barges
RAF Venturas blitz Ijmuiden steel works by day. Ventura aircraft of the RAF Bomber command, escorted by fighters, carried out a daylight attack on the royal dutch blast Furnaoes
A 40 feet hole made by RAF bombs in the roof of one of the U-boat pens at Brest
Series display phases of activities of the RAF in Iceland, main outpost of their effort in the battle of the Atlantic, in which british fighter planes play an important part
Damaged enemy aircraft and workshops at derna Aerodrome. This picture shows how the aerodrome looked after RAF had visited it
An Avenue of Hamilear gliders and RAF Halifax towing aircraft ready for take off
Aerial picture shows daylight attack on the docks at Den Helder, Holland on 23. 12Aerial picture shows daylight attack on the docks at Den Helder, Holland on 23.12.1942 The bombers were escorted by RAF fighters
Roosevelt - Churchill Quebec meeting. President Roosevelt, Winston Churchill and members of their party on the terrace at the Citadel overlooking Quebec
Winston Churchills visit to America; taken at the Port of Embarkation on board HMS Duke of York. At the Port of Embarkation
The Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, with Captain D. Margesson (Secretary of State for War) watching preparations being made for the launching of a " Queen Bee" seaplane which is flown by
During the tour made by Winston Churchill and the Dominion Prime Ministers to inspect allied troops who will take part in the liberation of Europe, they were joined by General Eisenhower
Big Three Conference: Prime Minister tours ruins of Berlin. Prime Minister Winston Churchill, accompanied by his daughter Mary, and Mr. Anthony Eden, makes a tour of the ruined city of Berlin
The Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, visited the troops in Normandy, Northern France. Soldiers cheered as they posed for a photograph with him. 24th July, 1944
Mr. Churchill in Scotland. Mr. Winston Churchill recently paid a visit to Scotland where he watched an exercise and also inspected troops and equipment
Prime Minister visits Britains front line. Mr Winston Churchill paid a visit on Wednesday to Dover and Ramsgate where he inspected air raid damage and met local A.R.P workers
Prime Minister visits defences. Mr. Winston Churchill accompanied by Mr. A. VPrime Minister visits defences. Mr. Winston Churchill accompanied by Mr. A.V. Alexander (First Lord of the Admiralty), Admiral Sir Dudley Pound (First Sea Lord), Gen. Sir Alan Brooke (C. in C)
President Franklin Roosevelt and Prime Minister Winston Churchill singing hymns during the Divine Service on board HMS Prince of Wales. August 1941
V2 Rocket incident at Bethnal Green. 8th February 1945
V2 Rocket incident near Herbert Road, Woolwich. OPS Flattened houses and the street full of debris. 7th November 1944
Coventry Cathedral was visited by thousands of people on VE Day, and services conducted by the Provost(the Very Rev. R. T)
V2 Rocket incident at Middlesex St, Aldgate East. OPS wrecked Norwegian Naval College. 10th November 1944
V2 Rocket incident at Tewkesbury Terrace, Bounds Green Road, Southgate. Parts of the rocket after the explosion. 16th September 1944
V2 Rocket incident at a brush factory, High Street, Waltham Cross. OPS N. FV2 Rocket incident at a brush factory, High Street, Waltham Cross. OPS N.F.S working among the wreckage. 10th January 1945
V2 Rocket incident at Farrant Avenue, Lordship Lane, Wood Green. Dogs helping search for survivors. 3rd March 1945
V2 Rocket incident near Palmers Green Station. A piece of rail in a garden after the explosion. 7th November 1944
V2 Rocket incident at a paint factory, Downham Road, Hoxton. OPS N. FV2 Rocket incident at a paint factory, Downham Road, Hoxton. OPS N.F.S working among the wreckage. 8th January 1945
