Hobby Collection (page 14)

George Dickinson with his collection of flat irons, tells his pub customers that they can iron out their problems at the Caunch Hotel, Langley Moor with his collection of flat irons

Mr & Mrs J Andrews of Eltham Patchwork quilt that has taken 100 years to make 1949 019039/2

Young girl of Springfield Primary School in Belfast, playing a game of marbles with her friends in the school playground. 6th March 1975

Young Paul Crawford aged 11, a pupil of Springfield Primary School holds up his two hands full of marbles after enjoying a successful game in the school playground. 6th March 1975

Northern Junior Tiddleywinks Championships. Kathy Ormerod aged 17. 2nd January 1970

Here we have the "dressing like your father"spottersO variation as these
Here we have the " dressing like your father" spottersO variation as these jacketed teenagers sit on the platforms at Clapham Junction outside Waterloo, in the summer sun

Radio Disc Jockey Chris Tarrant enjoying a spot of fishing in his spare time. 4th May 1994

Women winding wool in preparation to knitting at a south coast nursing home. Circa 1953

Now Mr Dalton leave it to us and we can fix any old prams Freddie Gurr and Johnny fish both aged 3.. fixing the old pram at the Shoreditch day Nursery, Their parents are on war work. August 1943

21-yr-old Private Malcolm Hayleett of the Reme with his striking pictures of Mr. Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin, General Montgomery, and General Alexander and other famous people in the war

Fishing. The day the Ramsey family accepted a friendOs invitation to try angling, it wasnOt the fish that got hooked. It was the Ramsey family Ð and there are ten of them old enough to cast a line

Angling: Children fishing in the village pond at Matching. June 1968 P008355

D. I. Y. expert Barry Bucknall. 1963 A987
D.I.Y. expert Barry Bucknall. 1963 A987

D. I. Y. expert Barry Bucknall. 1963 A987-002
D.I.Y. expert Barry Bucknall. 1963 A987-002

Man with radio controlledmodel of a Tiger Moth Aircraft. Circa 1960 P001060

Derek Gray and Barry Stacy attempt to get a man propelled plane off the ground at Southend Airport. The plane has a 90 foot wingspan

Mr. Harry Killick carries his home built man powered helicopter back to his workshop after finding a fault during a flight attempt at his home in Vicarage Lane, Bowden, Cheshire. July 1965

A woman performing exercises with a frisbee. June 1980

A man performing exercises with a frisbee. June 1980

D. I. Y. expert Barry Bucknall. 1963 A987-001
D.I.Y. expert Barry Bucknall. 1963 A987-001

D. I. Y. expert Barry Bucknall. 1963 A987-004
D.I.Y. expert Barry Bucknall. 1963 A987-004

D. I. Y. expert Barry Bucknall. 1963 A987-003
D.I.Y. expert Barry Bucknall. 1963 A987-003

Diver Jack Ellis having his helmet put on. September 1949

Minatures made exactly to scale held by P. Schneiber. April 1948

Diver Jack Ellis comes up from the river for a quick breather. September 1949

It took Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mitchell twenty-eight years to grow this "suite"
It took Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Mitchell twenty-eight years to grow this " suite" of furniture in their garden at Houldsworth-terrace, Newmarket

A man and woman performing exercises with a frisbee. June 1980

Engines were roaring and competition was fierce one day in June 1980 when a group of car lovers raced around Blaydon industrial estate at speeds of up to 400mph

The warm way to knit, and save on the heating bills this winter. Woman knitting while sitting inside a sleeping bag on a chair October 1979 P007894

One of Britains fastest steam locomotives the Sir Nigel Gresley stops at Newcastle Central Station during the trains 600-mile round trip from London via Carlisle and Newcastle

Wowing the platform crowd at Newcastle Central station is Gresley streamlined A4 pacific No. 4498 named after the great man himself, in honour of it being the 100th LNER pacific built at Doncaster

Lewiss Hula Hoop Comp at Plaza ballroom: Plaza heat winner Miss Elizabeth Herod of West Gorton does a Hula with three hoops simultaniously. October 1958 P005258

Regulars at the Burgoyne Hotel, Sheffield, indulge in their two favorite pastimes, " Pigeon Fancying and Drinking". During the war, the landlord, Mr

Children fishing for tiddlers and tadpoles in Victoria Park, London. August 1953 P003893

Young fisherman with his prize catch. December 1937 P004148

Up beck and personal or Watch the birdie. David Varley seen here taking a picture of a swan who objected to his image being taken at a bird sanctuary in Castleford Yorkshire, December 1976

Two expert spinners and knitters are on their first ever visit to London, where they are spending two weeks showing Londoners how to spin and knit some-thing large

Collection. Meet the bedroom bridage. Daryl and some of his ghoulish room-mates. September 1977 P017685

Money in Empties. Johnnie Condon with some of his fantastic bottle collection. October 1977 P017696

A woman performing exercises with a frisbee. June 1980

A man performing exercises with a frisbee. June 1980

Linda Lloyd with her prize winning 8 month old pied Budgie and the 3 year old bull Finch. December 1969 Z11863

Camberwell discussion Club, where Britains youth of both sexes from the age of about fifteen, have their own parliament, conducted in the same way as Westminster

Linda Lloyd with her prize winning 8 month old pied Budgie and the 3 year old bull Finch. December 1969 Z11863-001

Amateur Radio Norman Bennett, radio ham seen here with the transmitter, receiver recorder he built himself. June 1952 C3248

Boys and girls compare their catches after fishing for minnows in Kensington Gardens, London. June 1952 C2853-002

Boys fishing for minnows in Kensington Gardens, London. June 1952 C2853-002

A little boy wearing a sailors cap as he hlies down on the sofa adding pictures of ships to his scrapbook November 1969 Z11320-001

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In the quaint village of Tilford, Surrey, England, UK, hobbies come alive in vibrant colors and endless possibilities. From the gentle hum of a cricket match on the village green to the intricate stitches of "The Patchwork Quilt, " this place is a haven for enthusiasts. Muriel Dawson's masterpiece, "The Days Work, " captures the essence of pursuing one's passion with unwavering dedication. Meanwhile, "Little Miss Natty Fingers" showcases the delicate artistry that can be achieved through needlework. For those seeking adventure, horse riding on the beach at sunrise offers an exhilarating escape from everyday life. And if you're captivated by birds of prey soaring through the sky, falconry equipment awaits your exploration. Dive into a world where grace meets water as synchronized swimmers perfect their routines with precision and elegance. Just like George Morris did back in 1863 when he mesmerized audiences with his bell ringing skills on eight bells. Even literary giants like H. G. Wells found solace in hobbies such as playing Little Wars – miniature battles that transported him to distant realms filled with imagination and strategy. As we journey through time to 1953's coronation celebrations at Ascot Racecourse, we catch a glimpse of royalty enjoying their favorite pastime from within the royal box. The air is filled with excitement and anticipation as horses thunder down the track. Artistic expressions find their way into every corner here; Paul Cezanne's enchanting creation "Roses in a Bottle" evokes emotions that transcend time itself. And let us not forget Petronella Dunois' Dolls House from 1676 – a miniature world carefully crafted for endless storytelling possibilities. In this idyllic setting where passions intertwine and dreams take flight, Tilford embraces its residents' love for hobbies wholeheartedly. Whether it be sportsmanship or creativity that fuels your soul – this charming village offers a sanctuary for all who seek to indulge in their favorite pastimes.