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The allies have planned their own railroad system to take with them for the forthcoming second front. The construction of this rail system in England has been on of the greatest secrets of this war
Alice in Wonderland, made for television and broadcast 28th December 1966. Picture shows the scenes during filming in Surrey. Peter Sellers, pictured. Picture taken 18th June 1966
Alice in Wonderland, made for television and broadcast 28th December 1966. Picture shows Peter Sellers during filming in Surrey. Picture taken 18th June 1966
A lorry from the Hercules Bakery seen here outside Priday Metford mill, Gloucester docks. Circa 1920
Alice in Wonderland, made for television and broadcast 28th December 1966. Picture shows the scenes during filming in Surrey. Peter Sellers taking some pictures with his Pentax Camera
Alice in Wonderland, made for television and broadcast 28th December 1966. Picture shows the scenes during filming in Surrey. Peter Sellers with Alice, played by Anne-Marie Mallik. 18th June 1966
Winston Churchill arriving at Number 10 Downing Street for a Cabinet meeting following the German invasion of Poland bringing Britain to the point of declaration of war, 1st September 1939
Car bodies move along the assembly line at the Moskvitch car plant in Moscow. 1962
This Provincial charabanc was photographed at Cleethorpes in the 1920s, close to the pier. The sign advertises a " seven mile circular tour through the country - fine scenery" for 6d
Kendals, Department Store, also known as Kendal, Milne & Co, Deansgate, Manchester, 7th March 1984
Leicester Mercury vans in the late 1920s at a public garage in Braunstone Gate. Mostly Fiat vans, bullnose Morris cars and a lone Albion lorry
A Trent Motor Traction Company tableau movers through the crowds in Derby Market Place part of the The Hospital Carnival. Circa 1925
Nottingham Goose Fair 1927
Tiers of boxes in the crimson and gold splendour of the Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow. 1962
Flats being constructed from prefabricated panels. A welder joins the panels to the corners, Russia. 1962
The new official car to replace the "Zim"has a name meaning SeagullThe new official car to replace the " Zim" has a name meaning Seagull. Obviously follows US and British lines with gilt plated grill, it cannot yet be bought by the general public. 1962
G. E. Lowdell flying in a Comper Swift (G-ABTC) leads Sq Ldr J. WG.E. Lowdell flying in a Comper Swift (G-ABTC) leads Sq Ldr J.W. Woodhouse Avvo 631 Cadet at the Control Point at Hooton Airfield, during the first days flying in the Kings Cup. 8th July 1932
The mineral water machines in the GUM store in Moscow do a brisk trade. 1962
Macmillan Academy is an academy in Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, England. The school was founded in 1989 as the Macmillan City Technology College
Coventry Polytechnic, Main Entrance, Coventry, 5th April 1989
Lord Mayor unveils a lettered stone tablet commemorating the opening of Coventry College of Art in 1954
Feeding deer in Richmond Park, London. December 1932
Last day for motor licences. Queue waiting outside the County Hall Annexe to renew their motor licences. 14th January 1933
The Theatre in Ryde, Isle of Wight. Circa 1922. Tyrell Collection
Herr Karl Roesch. Chief engineer of the Graf Zeppelin, starting one of the light engines of the Lowe Wylde glider at Hanworth. December 1932
Union Street, Ryde, Isle of Wight. Circa 1922. Tyrell Collection
A tight-rope walker, photographed at Bentalls Circus. 1st December 1932
Fair organised by Lanchester Polytechnic Arts Festival, complete with dodgems, controversially setup only a few yards from Coventry Cathedral, 4th January 1973
Coventry Lanchester Polytechnic, 21st October 1983 Our Picture Shows... Mr Brook (right) unveils a plaque to open the Maurice Foss building
Extension under construction at Lanchester College of Technology, Coventry, Circa 1960
Aeronautics Students at Lanchester College of Technology, Coventry, 2nd January 1965
Lanchester College of Technology and the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum, seen from the top of the colleges Hall of Residence, 14th October 1966
Lanchester College, Coventry, 25th January 1967
The towering block of the Lanchester College of Technology, dwarfs the first completed portion of the College of Art, vexed from Cope Street, Coventry, 14th April 1960
D Block Coventry Polytechnic, which fronts Cox Street, is due to close because of structural issues, Coventry, 17th November 1989
Academic procession, Lanchester College of Technology, Coventry, 13th May 1961
Coventry Polytechnic Building, 1st April 1989
New water turbine house at Rugby College of Engineering Technology, 30th September 1964. The water turbine was presented to the college by the English Electric Company
Assembly Hall of the Rugby College of Technology and Arts, 10th September 1959
Lanchester College of Technology, Coventry, 25th January 1967. Our Picture Shows... old gravestones left in quadrangle of Lanchester College
Lanchester College, viewed from Priory Street, Coventry, 7th January 1965. Our Picture Shows... old gravestones left in quadrangle of Lanchester College
New Students Union building at Rugby College of Engineering Technology, 15th November 1968
Student Accommodation Building at Rugby College of Engineering Technology, 27th January 1959
Coventry College of Art, new 640, 000 pound home in Gosford Street, Coventry, 4th December 1967
Fine arts studio devoted to design work at Coventry College of Art, 7th June 1968
Student Susan Taylor, School of Printing Feature at Coventry College of Art, 25th April 1967
Students at work in one of the high roofed photographic studios at Coventry College of Art, 7th June 1968
