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Jill Ireland actress in telephone booth, March 1955
Busker George Russell playing his Recorder outside Sloane Square Tube Station. 4th December 1967
Sexy actress Francoise Pascal is driving down to London to see her dentist to get rid of her raging toothache but will be back on the overnight sleeper from Kings Cross in time for her performance in
Simple Minds, filming on the Clyde, in front of Barrowland, Glasgow, Scotland, 22nd November 1983. Left to right. Mick MacNeill, Charlie Burchill, Jim Kerr, Mel Gaynor and Derek Forbes
Radar speed traps were to be operated by the Metropolitan Police from January 1958. Patrol officer John Ley operates the radar speedmeter on the Chelsea Embankment
Prince Charles, receives a 50th Birthday gift (his birthday is tomorrow) in the form of a photographer gnome, from Royal Photographers for national titles, The Daily Mirror, The Sun
Policeman directing traffic in the fog and dark of a late autumn evening October 1958
Policeman on point duty seen here using flares to guide the traffic during a heavy smog in London. 8th December 1952
Hop pickers gathered in a Kent village with oast houses in the background, circa 1930
Horse and cart pulling coal through the sreets of London. Franklins Coal June 1955
The Bank of England at the turn of the 20th century
London Bus in the fog, 20th November 1949
Holiday crowds seen here at Paddington station in central London, circa August 1945
A Cockney Earns His Living- Hes the most popular person in a heat wave, ice cream seller fins a customer in the heart of Londons shopping centre. Circa 1950
The British People are traditionally a sea-fairing race, and Londoners are no exception. With Old Father Thames constantly drawing them
Chimneys of an East End factory poke through the blanket of smog covering London. Circa 1952
Fog Scenes in Battersea Powerstation, 16th November 1949
Smog Wardens in action on the streets of London, 5th January 1956
Dame Edith Pitt, Conservative MP climbs a ladder assisted by Mr Dennis Howell PM when local MPs visited the Birmingham Industrial Safety Centre, 22nd April 1963
Telephone girls at Whitley Bay Post Office try out the gas masks as they prepare for any eventuality during A.R.P training. August 1938
A city banker seen here making his way to the offices of the Bank of New South Wales in the City of London. Circa 1963
Holiday crowds at Waterloo Station, 29th July 1960
Scenes in Bond Street, Central London with man wearing bowler hat and holding an umbrella crossing the road. October 1947
John Fraser the Fishmonger lays out his wares for the days shoppers. Real owner is Captain Owen Cunningham of the Cunningham Oyster bar. Circa 1950
Edith Pitt, Conservative MP for Edgbaston is cheered by supporters after results are announced, Birmingham, 3rd July 1953
View of Trafalgar Square, London 1963
An exterior view of William Massey betting shop in Bethnal Green, London May 1961
The lamplighter, Mr G Allwn who is employed by the Gas, Light and Coke company and has put on the lights in the Temple for the past 28 years Circa 1950
Mr Anthony Wedgewood-Benn, the post Master general, today opened the new International Telephone Exchange in Carter lane. He was shown the switchboards by 22 year old Tina Hall of Corringham Essex
Any old iron. Fred Skidmore with a old bedstead. October 1952
Today the first of the hoppickers official trains for this season left London Bridge for the Kentish hop-fields, Some of the pickers arrive at London Bridge with their bits and pieces, London
In the shadow of Big Ben feature may 1948 Florists horse and cart in Cowley Street
Policeman on traffic duty seen here directing cyclist and pedestrians on High Holborn, on the 8th day of the General Strike
Day in the life of Covent Garden Market Cirica 1948
A Day in the life of Shepherds Bush Market, 1948
Time for lunch on the Old Father Thames, before a trip down the river to Margate. Circa 1950
Carnaby Street, London. December 1965
Door to Door Salesmen sell Domestic Appliences to homeowners in London. 26th November 1952Door to Door Salesmen sell Domestic Appliances to homeowners in London. 26th November 1952
Mrs. Florrie Smith is 79 and believed to be the oldest hello girl in the country. She has worked at this exchange since 1928 and has spent most of her 41 years on the 6pm to 8am shift.Mrs
Hop pickers with local men drinking at a country pub in Kent after a hard days work, circa 1930
Street Scene in Carnaby Street, London. 24th May 1968
A woman shopping in a Greengrocers shop, 3rd July 1950
City types walk at Mansion House, umbrellas in hand. 23rd January 1959
Professor Albert Einstein, who is studying again at Christ Church College, Oxford, seen walking in the college quadrangle, 3rd June 1933
Edith Pitt, Conservative MP attending an opening event and cutting the ribbon, 18th August 1956
A mile from Westminster. Flats that back on to each other in Pollock Road SE17. Clothes lines stretch across the area. Large refuse bins stand full against the walls the area in
Crowds gather round to hear one of the Tower Hill characters speaking at lunch time, 1966
Whitechapel, London, Circa 1947
