1954 Collection (page 9)

The shadow walk, stops models looking at their faces. Instead of mirrors, in which girls can look at their deportment, and which cause girls to look more at their faces

Fashion show of British Coney fur apparel organised by the joint board of the British Rabbit Skin Industry Ltd was shown at Park Lane House. 20th September 1954

A party held by Barbara Allen, who runs a model agency. London. 21st January 1954

Model Audrey Wordsworth models a cocktail dress. 21st May 1954

Novelist Roberta Leigh. 15th December 1954

Novelist Roberta Leigh. 13th December 1954

Novelist Roberta Leigh. 26th June 1954

Lord Mayor unveils a lettered stone tablet commemorating the opening of Coventry College of Art in 1954

New flats in Kent Street, Liverpool, within two miles of the centre of Liverpool. 23rd June 1954

With industry in the background, South Shields beach provides a glorious playground for young and old. 1st August 1954

26-year-old Mrs. Glenys Smith of Cantley, near Doncaster, has volunteered to be shot from a cannon on the stage of the Grand Theatre, Doncaster

Cedric Crossfields, the 15-year-old boy from Manchester who ran away from home to be a lion tamer, and was subsequently offered a job in a circus - went into the cage for the first time at Billy

At Bertram Mills Circus, Olympia, thousands of children roared their delight as Kane the Bear gives a pillion ride to his girlfriend Greta on the powered cycle

Jamaican emigrants arrive at Waterloo Station 22nd September 1954 A train load of hopes reached London when nearly 700 Jamaicans arrived In search of work

Jamaican emigrants arriving at Waterloo Station 22nd September 1954 A train load of hopes reached London when nearly 700 Jamaicans arrived In search of work. Most of the arrivals were men

The scene at Barry Island yesterday afternoon when those who braved the heavy rain to visit kept away from the beach and made their way to the fairground. 5th June 1954

American evangelist Billy Graham pictured with his wife Ruth upon arrival at Southampton to begin his three month London Crusade. 23rd February 1954

American evangelist Billy Graham hosts luncheon reception given for the clergy at the Cafe Royal in London at the start of his three month London crusade. 26th February 1954

American evangelist Billy Graham relaxing at his London as his three month London crusade comes to an end. 23rd May 1954

American evangelist Billy Graham speaks Daily Mirror journalist Cassandra at the Baptists Head pub in St Johns, Lane, London EC1. 19th May 1954

American evangelist Billy Graham at the Central Hall in Westminster, London where he addressed a press conference at the start of his there month London crusade. 25th February 1954

American evangelist Billy Graham is welcomed by huge enthusiastic crowds at Waterlooo Station as he begins his London crusade. 24th February 1954

American evangelist Billy Graham pictured upon arrival at Southampton to begin his three month London Crusade. 23rd February 1954

American evangelist Billy Graham speaking at Wembley Stadium during the final meeting of his three month London crusade. 23rd May 1954

American evangelist Billy Graham speaks to a huge 12000 plus crowd at the Harringay Arena in North London near the start of his three month London crusade. 1st March 1954

American evangelist Billy Graham speaks to the crowd at the Harringay Arena in North London near the start of his three month London crusade

American evangelist Billy Graham with his wife Ruth at the Central Hall in Westminster, London where he addressed a press conference at the start of his three month London crusade. 25th February 1954

Scaffolder oblivious to working at height, high above central Birmingham. 26th January 1954

Billy Graham speaking at Birmingham Rag Market after preaching at St Martin in the Bull Ring Church. 9th May 1954

Billy Graham leaves Woolworths stores in the Bull Ring, Birmingham, where all Clergymen robed before the service in St Martin in the Bull Ring Church. 9th May 1954

Billy Graham and the Bishop of Birmingham, Dr. Wilson, arriving at St Martin in the Bull Ring Church. 9th May 1954

The Reverend Clifford L. Tillett removes his clerical collar every evening and goes across the road from his church to a fish and chip bar to serve his parishioners

Cardiff born rugby league player Billy Boston of Wigan Warriers, tries on a blazer at the Cardiff branch of a firm which has presented a pair of trousers

A crowd of about 100, including a fair sprinkling of undergraduates, saw Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret arrive at Stanley Woolstons antique shop in St Andrews Street

Children playing on Albert Bridge, London. 25th May 1954

One is young only once. Come rain come sunshine it doesn t matter, but all the little recesses, quiet little nooks and corners will always be occupied by some courting couples. London. 21st May 1954

Boys of the Quintin School 309 Regent Street have their chemistry classes at the London Polytechnic School. Seeing that the sun is shining they wait outside enjoying the spring warmth until their

Foal at the Eve Stud, Newmarket 25th May 1954

The Riddle of the Sphinx 21st May 1954 What exposure does one give near the river on the embankment with a slow film and a overcast sky and some rain in the air

Teach and Pupil 21st May 1954 During the spring and summer terms the Central Arts School of Southampton Road, London holds a lot of its arts classes in the open

Animals at Homefield Kennels in Widford, Chelmsford, Essex. The tiny Spaniel puppy finds it warm and cosy in the slipper, waiting for his master to come home

All set for a wet weekend. Latest fashion for dogs is this silk mackintosh suit with hat and boots to match. These suits are made to measure and cost approximately £ 3. 12. 6d

Attendant with young goats at the Childrens Pets Corner, Festival Gardens, London25th May 1954

The British Museum at lunch time becomes a restful place to eat sandwiches, have a quiet read or just watch the world go by. 21st May 1954

Mare and foal at the Eve Stud, Newmarket 25th May 1954

Actress Joan Collins. 18th November 1954

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh arriving at the English Electric Comapnys Liverpool works on the East Lancashire Road on a private visit, accompanied by Sir George Nelson (Chairman of the company)

Vivien Leigh and Alec Guiness seen here dressed in period costume, attending a rehearsal at Her Majestys Theatre, Haymarket for the parts they are playing in an extract from the Sheridons "

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"1954: A Year of Milestones and Iconic Moments" In 1954, the world witnessed a series of remarkable events that left an indelible mark on history. HRH Queen Elizabeth II ascended to the throne, ushering in a new era for the British monarchy. Meanwhile, Roger Bannister etched his name into sporting legend by becoming the first man to run a mile in under four minutes at Iffley Road. Colonel Norton's daring expedition to Everest in 1924 captured imaginations worldwide, but it was not until 1954 that mountaineers finally conquered its treacherous summit. At an astonishing altitude of 28, 000 feet, Colonel Norton's triumph became a symbol of human perseverance and determination. On the roads, Ford V8 Pilot received a green light in 1954 with its sleek design and powerful performance captivating car enthusiasts. The vibrant green color added an element of excitement as drivers embraced this stylish automobile. Amidst snowy landscapes stood Ely Cathedral immortalized by Ernest Uden's lens. Its majestic beauty against nature's white canvas showcased architectural brilliance and evoked a sense of awe-inspiring tranquility. The silver screen dazzled audiences with Jane Russell starring in "The French Line, " capturing hearts with her undeniable talent and allure. Her presence epitomized Hollywood glamour during this golden age of cinema. BSA A7 Shooting Star motorcycles roared through streets painted in striking shades of green while Kayser Bondor advertisements adorned billboards showcasing fashionable trends for men and women alike. These iconic images reflected society's obsession with style and individuality during this transformative decade. Notable conductor Wilhelm Furtwangler mesmerized audiences around the globe with his musical genius, leaving listeners spellbound by his interpretations of classical masterpieces. His performances transcended boundaries and united people through their shared love for music.