Sydney Morning Herald Collection

The Sydney Morning Herald Collection from SuperStock is a unique gallery of vintage Australian photos. This exclusive collection offers a glimpse into the past, with images that capture the essence of Australia's history and culture. From iconic landmarks to everyday scenes, these images provide an insight into the country's ric...Read more

Hibernians Religion. October 23, 1944.

Garbo Swims ... And director George Cukor sees that she does it correctly in her latest Metro Goldwyn - Mayer Comedy, opposite Melvyn Douglas. Featured are Constance Bennett, Ruth Gordon, Roland Young, and Robert Sterling. Gottfried Reinhardt Produced. November 3, 1947.

Queue Town -- Queueing In The Desert: There are only half a dozen people on the scene but they queue. In the sleepy London suburb of Putney on a sunny summer's day at 11 a.m. six people are in search of plums; 20th century London civilization ordains that they should queue. November 27, 1951. (Photo by Camera Press).

Big Perth Quarry Blast -- A striking view of the blasting operations in progress at Perth. yesterday. Central Scotland's largest quarry blast ever took place yesterday at the Perth Quarry, where, it is estimated, 80,000 tons of whinstone were disloged. Rail and road traffic were held up during the great blast. March 26, 1938. (Photo by Topical Press).

Quadruplets who look their university degree at same time. Oklahoma sisters said to be the only quadruplets in the United States. 18 year old. June 26, 1935.

Misc-Christmas-Food Puddings, Cakes - Pies/Sweets, Etc. January 12, 1953.

Rene Henri prepares a crocodile for the table. November 24, 1950.

Work Out- American Benny Evans is thoroughly fit for his fight tonight with Australian welterweight champion Tommy Burns. Here he goes through floor exercise with trainer Ern McQuillan. March 22, 1948.

Abilene High School Base Ball Team. General Eisenhower As A Schoolboy -- Aged 17, he lands his school's base ball team: Seated in the centre of the front row, David Dwight ("Ike" to his friends even then) played 'center field' in the Abilene High School baseball team; he led his team in both hitting and fielding, and one summer played centre field for a local semi-professional team. December 13, 1945. (Photo by Pictorial Press).

William Faulkner - American Writer. April 01, 1955. (Photo by Camera Press)

The Largest Radio-Telescope In The World -- Designed and constructed by members of Manchester University Physical laboratories, at Jodrell Bank Experimental Station, in Cheshire. Inside the Receiving Hut, adjacent to the radio-telescope, Mr. Henbury-Brown watches the radar screen where any signals coming in from the Andromeda nebula may be seen. Another radar receiving set is linked with an automatic camera which records radio activity from the stars in visual form. It was Mr. Hanbury Brown who

Kenneth carries Jean across the main road. He is eleven. May 16, 1951. (Photo by Daily Mirror).

New Jetliner Damaged-Boeing's new 15-million-dollar Jet transport squats on runway after the left landing gear buckled during taxi tests late yesterday. A portion of the damaged wing flap can be seen above wing next to fuselage. The accident will delay first flight several weeks. Boeing engineers estimated. May 22, 1954. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Eisenhower - Lieutenant, Major And Colonel -- Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, named yesterday as the Republican presidential candidate, is shown in three phases of his career as a military man. He is shown at left as a young lieutenant shortly after his marriage in 1916; as a major (center) in 1926, and as a colonel (right) in Manila in 1939. July 12, 1952. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Generals at Battlefields - Against seemingly impregnable defences which the Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Lana Forces, General Sir Thomas Blarney said equaled the "best of the first World War, and constructed in the jungle from which the enemy had to be driven yard by yard, Australians and Americans scored a bloody victory over the Japanese at Buna. General Sir Thomas Blarney and the Commander of the Americans Lieut. General R.L. Eichelberger saw for themselves the terrible conditions under which the Allies fought, and the country ideal for defensive warfare from which the Japanese had to be thrown out. January 18, 1943. (Photo by Department Of Information, Commonwealth Of Australia)

Guba. June 6, 1939.;Guba.

Floor: Cedar & Cinnnabar Marble. October 28, 1949. (Photo by Armstrong Cork Company). ;Floor: Cedar & Cinnnabar Marble.

Squalus Comes Up And Sinks Again -- The bow of the ill-fated submarine Squalus rearing out of the waters off the isles of Shoals for one brief moment, July 13th, before sinking to the bottom again with her cargo of 26 dead and bringing to naught the seven weeks of dangerous work of salvage. Suddenly breaking the surface of the water as the lifting operation was started, the Squalus broke away from the salvage crews and plummeted back to her grave on the grave on the bottom, 240 feet below. July

"Flight Of Snowbirds" At Newport - This Armada of Midget "snowbirds" pictured at Southern California's famed Newport Bay are shown as they broke canvas for the fourth annual "Flight of the snowbirds" race. The fleet of more than 100 12-foot sailing yachts are manned by youngsters in their teens. August 14, 1939. (Photo by ACME).;"Flight Of Snowbirds" At Newport - This Armada of Midget "snowbirds" pictured at Southern California's famed Newport Bay are shown as they broke canvas for the fourth an

Slang Helps Stars -- "Here, Googie, take a Captain Cook at this," said John McCallum! "It's a complete list of Australian slang." Deep Blue Sea stars Googie Withes and John McCallum (pictured) are delighted with their Words - the new dictionary. "This will save me a lot of translating for you," grinned the Australian star to his English wife. "When you want to know what some colorful Aussie phrase is just turn it up in your Words. October 18, 1955.

Zagor at work on a model of a peasant women. On the wall is the sketch from which the sculpture is being mad. March 25, 1953.

Largest Religious Gathering Ever Held in Auckland -- A general view of the great gathering. April 19, 1932. (Photo by The Auckland Weekly News)

Falls To Zero -- The Zero-end-below-temperatures that invaded the Northeastern area of the country this week added a little more winter to the seasonal garb of Niagara Falls -- If that's possible. These ***** trees along the shoreline of the American Falls usually have a coating of ice thicker than the trees themselves by winter's end. February 03, 1955. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Spencer Tracy George Cukor ***** Deborah Kerr during an "Off Set" moment. Deborah's 1924 Costume is certainly "New Look." September 15, 1948. (Photo by M.G.M. British Studios, Ltd.).

Queue Town -- Queueing At The Fun Fair: At the Battersea Fun Fair popular sideshows such as that of the world's largest Rotor attract queues which wind right round the hall. On sunny days and during the weekends one can spend a pleasant hour getting from the end of the Queue to the box office; few people mind as what goes on around is amusing enough in itself. November 1, 1951. (Photo by Camera Press).

Buses - Victorian Buses. April 04, 1950.

Kneeling Before Altar - Part of the huge gathering that attended the Eucharistic rally in Forbes field, Pittsburg, Oct. 12, kneeling for Benediction. The Altar, erected in left field, is the illuminated octagonal structure at right. The rally was sponsored by the diocesan holy name societies of Pittsburg. October 31, 1941. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Where And How Death Came To New Jersey Commuters -- Here is a diagrammed airview taken today of the scene of last night's tragic train wreck. Train left rails while crossing temporary wooden overpass. Wreck brought death to at least 81 persons and injuries to nearly 500. February 07, 1951. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

All Smiles were these tram men at breakfast time at the Hanna Street depot today. They are members of the crews which manned the first trams to leave the depot early this morning. Below: On the job again, conductress Miss Beryl Hall signalled the tram driver to move out of the depot. January 01, 1948.

Brush for a few minutes until shoe has a dull shiny finish. March 06, 1950.

6th stage lipstick. February 3, 1950.

Work On The Old Bailey -- No. 5 Court which has been added on the ground floor of the Central Criminal Court, more popularly known as the Old Bailey. The Old Bailey which stands on the site of the old Newgate Prison, is undergoing an extensive programme of restoration and renovation, work which was made all the more necessary in view of the damage inflicted on it during the bombing of London in the last war. Many improvements are being introduced in the building as a whole, particularly in heat

Herr/Reno, Nev., Paradise of Gamblers. Gambling is one of the most prominent features of Reno life and is carried on in numerous clubs. Here is a typical poker table. September 20, 1948. (Photo by Herrmann, Pix Publishing Inc.).;Herr/Reno, Nev., Paradise of Gamblers. Gambling is one of the most prominent features of Reno life and is carried on in numerous clubs. Here is a typical poker table.

***** purely conceptual design of the principle ***** the H-bomb is illustrated here. The ordinary hydrogen and rare tritium are kept in a liquid state in separate containers cooled by means of a special refrigerating system or cryogenic apparatus. On either side of the hydrogen containers but separated by an insulator and rigid tamper are two targets of uranium-235. Each lump of U-235 rests at the end of a massive gun barrel imbedded in an even more massive tamper. Each gun barrel also contains

Toendjoengan Sourabaya's main street. February 05, 1942.

Start Park Tour -- Colonel Mervyn Cowie opens the visitors book for Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh to sign as they arrive at Nairobi National park, February 2, to start a car tour. The Royal tourist saw much of the wild life of the Presentation, including a lion, some 10 yards from the car devouring his kill. Colonel Cowie is Directors of the National Parks. His Daughter, Mitzie, smiles in the background as the Duke chats with her. February 06, 1952. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Eucharistic Congress. April 30, 1953.

***** Century Fire Fighters In Vienna - Fire-fighters of the early 19th Century trying to put out a blaze with the aid of a hand-pump. A feature of the 250 years jubilee celebrations if the Vienna Fire Brigade, is a display of fire fighting through the ages - since 1685. Insurance office in the early nineteenth century maintained their own fire brigades, which used hand pump like this one being demonstrated in a display of old fire fighting equipment. June 10, 1936.

An Airbase In Korea -- Maj. Gen. Frank F. Everest, center,, Commanding General of the Fifth Air Force, pauses in his recent inspection tour of United Nations air bases in Korea to pick up a few pointers on the use of the transit, a surveying instrument, from Cpl. Wilbert J. Falcon, Haverhill, Mass., left, member of the 822nd Engineer Aviation Battalion. The 822nd has been engaged for more than a year in building, repairing and maintaining airfields from which hardhitting Fifth Air Force fighters end bombers take off daily to strike at Communist military targets in North Korea. Accompanying Gen. Everest on the tour are Col. Joe L. Mason, second from left, commander of the 49th Fighter-Bomber Wing, Lt. Col. ,John T. Poffenberger, second from left, 822nd Commander, and Col. William S. Shoemaker, 930th Engineer Aviation Group commander. September 24, 1951. (Photo by U.S. Air Force Photo).

Ship Becomes Roaming Radio Station -- The Coast Guard cutter courier, equipped as a roaming radio station to beam Voice of America broadcasts behind the iron curtain, is tied up to a Washington pier today. Mounted on her decks are more than a dozen antennas, including four shaped like inverted pyramids (center and left) and 10 on the stern (right) sticking in the air like buggy whips. In the center of the deck is a flat area from which barrage balloons will life the antenna for the ship's main transmitter, a 150,000-watt medium wave set. The Courier will operate in Friday waters as close as possible to Russia. March 02, 1952. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Exhibition "Serious Nudes" Opens At London Gallery - An Art Exhibition called "Serious Nudes" Opened at the London Gallery in Brook-street, today The paintings are by world famous artists, including Picasso. March 02, 1949. (Photo by Associated Newspapers).

When the Queen visited the British Industries Fair in London on Tuesday she was presented with two bouquets. Here Savath, daughter of the High Commissioner of Pakistan in London, presents one of the bouquets to the Queen. May 11, 1955. (Photo by Evening Standard Picture).

Misc.-Dancing-Gen. June 1, 1954. (Photo by Daily Express).

Troops Raise U.S. Flag on Guadalcanal Island. - One of the first acts of the U.S. Marines after landing on Guadalcanal was to raise the American flag. November 10, 1949.

***** Walking-Stick Radio In Berlin! - ***** Alfred Mintus of Berlin, listening-in during ***** with the walking - stick wireless set ***** has invented. He pushes the stick in the ground ***** use the set. February 13, 1933. (Photo by The Associated Press ).

Winter Sports In Switzerland. Curling at St. Moritz. An unusual match was played at St. Moritz on Sunday Jan.10 between the Turf Club (Represented by Colonel C. Dalrymple-Hamilton, Mr. E.M. Dobson, Mr. Geoffrey Head, and Mr. Gilbert Johnstone) and the Turf (represented by four famous jockeys: Gordon Richards, J. Sirett, R. Jones, and W. Griggs. February 22, 1937.

Drifting sand in the Mallee district. July 26, 1937.

Quads Taken Exam -- Sgt.Truman L. Douglass matches coping with the 20 year old Perricone quads to see who will pay for coffee. Sgt. Douglass who lost match served with the quads brother Jesse Perricone in World War II, The quads reported here today for their physical examination before "being drafted. Left to right; Anthony, Bernard, Carl and Donald Perricone of Beaumont, Tex. September 12, 1950. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

Your Summer Make-up. Make-up should be a bare minimum. Now isn't time for roug and mascara. It's the time for a faint pancake make-up applied on a pad soaked in skin-tonic or wych-hazel, a bright lipstick, and eyebrows and eyelids covered with a tine coating of oil. You can also buy special eye-cream which sinks into the skin, leaves no trace, and protects the delicate skin around your eyes from the treacherous sun. Always coat your lipstick with powder in between applications. It stays on bette

Radio Quiz. February 17, 1955.

Manager of the late Archie Kemp, Dave Shine, with Kemp's opponent, Jack Hassen, outside the Coroner's Court today. October 12, 1949.

Britain's University Athletics -- Lord Burleigh demonstrating to an audience of young men in Battersea Park, London. Lord Burleigh as now Governor of the Bermudas. Cambridge University has, in its day, produced same of the finest athletes in Great Britain. This is ***** due to the fact that in Alee Nelson, who died ***** coach. Nelson's pupils provided a striking example of the value of professional coaching to develop the abilities of a natural athlete. July 2, 1950. (Photo by British Council Press Department).

Bennie Evans. March 19, 1948. (Photo by Frank Albert Charles Burke/Fairfax Media).

"Shangri-La" Valley Rescue. Captain Cecil Walters, Commanding Officer of the paratroops which parachuted into the valley now known as "Shangri-La" to build a glider strip, with Lieut. John McCollom, one of the survivors of the crash on May 13, 1945, and one of the paratroops examining a native trophy held on the end of a stick. December 21, 1949. (Photo by Netherlands Indies Government Information Service).

Gene Tierney And Aly Khan At The Oaks -- Hollywood actress Gene Tierney with Aly Khan, son of the Aga Khan, at Epson races to-day (Thursday), when they saw the Aga Khan's ***** second to Ambiguity in the Oaks Stakes. June 04, 1953. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Commands U.S. Forces in Papua - Lieut. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger, former Superintendent of the United States military Academy at West Point and now commander of U.S. forces in Papua, has been awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for successful direction of forces driving the Japanese out of New Guinea. Fifty-seven years old, General Eichelberger was graduated from West Point in 1909. Much of his service has been in the Orient, including service as liaison officer with the Chinese delegation at the disarmament conference in 1922. May 22, 1943. (Photo by Interphoto News Pictures).

Italian officer prisoners who arrived in Sydney to-day ware allowed to take with them many of their personal effects. There was a high pile of baggage on the wharf. August 16, 1941.

The Lady Fishing - Seurat (1859-1891). May 01, 1949.

His Future Queen - Xavier Cugat, called by many the "Rhumba King", photographed with his future "Queen" Lorraine Allen. The couple are shown in the Wedgwood Room of the Waldorf Astoria shortly after Miss Allen announced her forthcoming marriage to the musician. The wedding will take place in Beverly Hills, California, in October, when his divorce from His former wife, Carmen Castillo, become final. April 24, 1947. (Photo by Wide World Photos).

Crocodile. July 25, 1938.

Rwang Pam, M.B.E. Chief of Birom.Rwang Pam, M.B.E. Chief of Birom, broadcasting in the British Broadcasting Corporation programme, "Calling West Africa." Rwang Pam was one of a group of Nigerian native administrators who made a tour of Britain under the auspices of the British Council. While they were in England they visited Broadcasting House, London headquarters of the BBC. October 25, 1950. (Photo by British Broadcasting Corporation).

Engine Topples Into Street -- This locomotive and several freight cars toppled into a street when an overhead bridge collapsed today after the collision of two freight trains of the Wabash and Cincinnati & Northern Railroads, Eight men were injured in the collision which occurred at the junction of rail lines on the edge of this village. June 26, 1948. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

350D - U.S. Army Bombers.. Liberators - Aviation. July 22, 1947. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Routes To Freedom -- Map locates routes POWs will taka following their scheduled release Wednesday from anti-Red prison camp southeast of Panmunjom. Chinese anti-Communist POWs will move in trucks through Seoul to Ascom City near Inchon for Formosa bound ships. Koreans will use railroad, dotted line, enroute to South Korean army induction centers at Pohang and Kunsan where they will he processed and restored to civilian status. Any sick Korean prisoners will probably go to convalescent hospital

Chiang Meets Press--Generealissimo Chiang Kai-Shek (right), Greets newsmen at Nationalist headquarters at Taipei, Formosa Toady, for the largest news conference he has held since the Nationalists fled the mainland in 1949. Chiang showed iron determination to hold the rest of the Chinese Nationalist's offshore islands, and made it plain he expects the United States to help him fight for them if the Chinese communists attack. February 14, 1955. (Photo by AP Wirephoto) ;Chiang Meets Press--Generea

Copy Of Magna Carta Installed -- The Lincoln Cathedral Copy of England's Magna Carta, one of the four existing Copies made of the signing in 1216, was turned over to Archibald Macleish (left), librarian of the library of Congress in Washington Dec. 27 by N. M. Butler (right) Counselor of the British Embassy. It is to remain there for the duration of the European War. December 28, 1940. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).;Copy Of Magna Carta Installed -- The Lincoln Cathedral Copy of England's Mag

Snow's To His Taste -- Forty million Britons may be fed up with snow, but no this wallaby from sunny Australia. He's having his first taste of a new experience at the snowbound Whipsnade 700, Bedfordshire. February 22, 1955. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Troops, since their arrival in Northwest develop a variety of moustaches pte L.R.B. Jones. August 9, 1943. (Photo by H. Rodda).

Tramway Employee - Guards, Drivers Etc. - Trams. December 06, 1945.

Maurice Winnick Dusseldorf Bound -- Maurice Winnick at London Airport today (Wednesday) just prior to departure for Dusseldorf. Famous figure of the world of entertainment Maurice Winnick today (Wednesday) left London Airport by BEA on route for Dusseldorf. December 22, 1954. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Gordon Heath (***** Audrey Hepburn (Sister Luke) in a Congo marketplace scene ***** "The Nun's Story, a Fred Zinnemann Production for Warner Bros. January 16, 1950.

"Freedom" Meat ***** Roads - Scene inside Smithfield today. The porters mingle with prospective buyers and traders. Wholesale meat ***** jumped today when Smithfield Market, London's great meat ***** centre, has its first day of free, unrationed trading for fourteen years. At Smithfield there was chaos - traffic chaos *****, all caused by the butchers rush to be first with the meat on the markets Freedom Day. The nose to tail traffic jams at Smithfield contributed to the increase in wholesome pr

Joe Hall, Boxing. February 04, 1939. ;Joe Hall, Boxing.

Misc - Anatomy. April 28, 1953.;Misc - Anatomy.

For good luck charms, people collect four leaf clovers - if they can find them. Miss Claire Alosi, of Philadelphia, claims to be the world's champion four-leaf clover collector. She has collected over 2000. Some have six leaves. July 13, 1940.

Manicure set & tray. May 4, 1955.

4. Apply base coat, let it dry. 5. Apply firs! coat of polish over entire nail. 6. Apply second coat and after each nail is lacquered, thumb away a hairline. 7. After nails are completely dry, massage the hands with a cream or lotion. January 26, 1951.

Giant Flying-Boat -- The first of three giant flying boats, built for Imperial Airways for use on the Mediterranean section on the India route, was launched on the Medway at Rochester. February 25, 1931. (Photo by Central News).;Giant Flying-Boat -- The first of three giant flying boats, built for Imperial Airways for use on the Mediterranean section on the India route, was launched on the Medway at Rochester.

RAF Planes Flies Over North Pole - Made by the light of the midnight sun, at Keflavik, just before the take-off. In the background is a USA Catalina and one of four other Lincolns which made a navigational flight of 2,478 miles in a circle covering Shannon Island, Disko Island, and back to Iceland. This RAF Lincoln Aires III flew over the North Pole July 24 during a 3,553-mile non-stop flight from Keflavik (Iceland) to Fairbanks, Alaska. The trip took 18 hours, 54 minutes and was made in the day

Chippendale's Workshop Mystery Of St. Martin's Lane, London -- The greatest of British cabinetmakers, Thomas Chippendale, had his workshop in St. Martin's Lane from 1753 till his death in 1779. There is considerable doubt as to which house Chippendale lived in, but many people believe that No. 67 in Garrick Yard, now the studios of a firm of stage designers, is the workshop used by him. Our photograph shows No. 67, St. Martin's Lane, London. July 4, 1938.;Chippendale's Workshop Mystery Of St. Ma

The Silent Knight deluxe family size refrigerator. Silent Knight deluxe family-size refrigerator for gas, Kerosene or electricity. October 3, 1952.;The Silent Knight deluxe family size refrigerator. Silent Knight deluxe family-size refrigerator for gas, Kerosene or electricity.

Mobilization In Toyland. Big Toyland tanks can ride roughshod over baby tanks, as shown in this picture! December 11, 1939. (Photo by Warner Wolff, Camera Features).

Erect. Nicky can eat and drink standing on his back legs. He gets a drink of milk from Miss Margaret Brown. January 11, 1953.

Sold To The Man With The Red Necktie (Fifth of Nine) -- Here's the answer. The picture they had wanted to bid on was already sold. Aucitoneer Kende kept a two-man crew busy with taking pictures down and putting new ones up as soon as each one was sold. February 15, 1952. (Photo by United Press Photo).

Curlers in The North The 30-rinks-a-side Bonspiel between Cupar and East Fifo provinces of the Royal Calodonian Curling Club, was held on Kilconquhar Loch, Fife. Picture shows a general view, with Kilconquhar Church in the background. December 6, 1952.

New Zealand's Bradman. C.S. Dempster, who seems to be achieving in the New Zealand team a batting ascending reminiscent of Bradman's among the Australians. July 21, 1931.

Cobb quickly traced truck whose number Kent and given him. Herbert, driver, admitted driving fast that morning, but claimed he'd seen no sign of any girl when taking sharp bend. Quite sure that Herbert or Kent was lying, Cobb re-examined Kent's car, and found his answer. What was the clue. October 31, 1953. (Photo by Pocket Book Weekly).

Queue Town: Queueing For Lunch: Outside one of the famous London "Corner-houses" where hundreds of thousands of office and shop workers take their midday meals. One hour is the usual time allotted for the midday break but out of it up to 30 minutes can be spent in a queue like this. November 1, 1951. (Photo by Camera Press).

Left Grazing near a disused quarry in Hawthorn at the week-end, Peter, a horse owned by Mr G. Young apparently thought there was better feed elsewhere, so he fell 75ft. into the pit. Peter was unhurt. Today's picture shows him feeding on chaff which his owner carried down to him today. The dotted line shows Peter's unorthodox track. June 2, 1949.

The Congress Climax: Final Scene at O.Connell Bridge - A General view of the final scene at the great altar on O'Connell bridge in Dublin, following the Pontifical mass at Phoenix park. August 08, 1932. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

'... Deep And Crisp And Even' -- undeterred by the snow underfoot, choristers of St. Andrew's Parish Church, Backwell, Somerset, Mrs. A. Skinner, made an early start in their annual tour of carol-singing around the village. December 4, 1952. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Let's Be Friends -- Little Robert Smithers seems almost overpowered by his welcome from the hounds at the opening meet of the Whaddon ***** Hunt near Whitchurch, Buckinghamshire. November 9, 1949. (Photo by Sport and General Press Agency, Limited).

War Criminal - shown awaiting transfer from Yokohama prison to Omori prison, former home of the Allied POWs, is Admiral Shigetaro Shimada, member of the Pearl Harbour Cabinet. November 12, 1945. (Photo by U.S. Signal Corps Photo).

A drunk sleeping at officer Hyde Park. Syd. June 23, 1950.

Foreign Countries Stamps - Stamps. September 21, 1937.

The Strok's Eighteenth Gift: Thirteen elder brothers and sisters greeting young Ronald Werner Hug, latest addition to the family of Farmer John Hug, of Addison, Wis. The two oldest girls, who are married and live away from home, and the two oldest boys, who work on nearby farms, did not pose for this picture, but they voted in the family election that selected Ronald Werner's name. May 10, 1938. (Photo by North American Newspaper Alliance).

Princess Elizabeth Films The Ascot Gold Cup -- Princess Elizabeth taking pictures of the Ascot Gold Cup with her cine camera. June 14, 1951. (Photo by Fox Photos).

U.S. Planes Blast German Airfield In France A Liberator bomber of the Eighth U.S. Army Air Force heads for its home base after helping to blast a German airfield near St. Dizier, in occupied France, where administrative buildings (upper right) burn fiercely and bombs explode on the dispersal area (lower center). The airfield, located near the Marno River, is used by the Germans as a defensive fighter plane base. During March, 1944 American war planes flew 29,016 sorties over Germany and German-h

All Night Queue For Barney Trial At Old Bailey -- The queue lined up outside the Old Bailey. A queue began to form at the Central Criminal Court Old Bailey twenty-four hours before the court opened to hear the trial of Mrs. Elvira Barney, daughter of Sir John and Lady Mullens, who is charged with the murder of Mr. Williams Scott Stephen, at her flat in Knightebridge, London. June 3, 1932. (Photo by United Press International).;All Night Queue For Barney Trial At Old Bailey -- The queue lined up

Viscount To Cyprus -- As the British European airways viscount airliner prepared to leave London this morning, 18 April, to make the world's first fare-paying flight in a jet-prop airliner, a stagecoach and helicopter were on the scene to add publicity to the enterprise. April 18, 1953. (Photo by Associated Press Photo). ;Viscount To Cyprus -- As the British European airways viscount airliner prepared to leave London this morning, 18 April, to make the world's first fare-paying flight in a jet-p

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