Kiddies Collection

WW2, Go To It! Kiddies!!
An illustration which shows a wartime boy and girl having tea. Date: circa 1940s

Carry On Kiddies!
An illustration of a little boy dressed in the uniform of a British Army WW2 soldier, he is washing his hands in a bucket outside his tent. Date: circa 1940s

Wartime Kids
A front cover illustration to a WW2 childrens book, Carry On! Kiddies!! The image portrays a boy wearing a red jacket, holding two crying babies under each arm

Advert for Gamages model pedal cars 1925
Selection of kiddies model pedal cars with lamps, windscreens, motormeters and metal imitation radiators. Date: 1925

A man reading a newspaper in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, 7th May 1952

All Germans love children, so even these tough soldiers, invading Belgium, find time to fraternise with the kiddies... and fortunately there is a photographer to record it... Date: 1914

Zionist colonies Sharon Ben Shemen two young
Zionist colonies on Sharon. Ben Shemen, two young pioneers. Two healthy kiddies. 1920, Israel, Ben Shemen

Hilda Cowham Kiddies
A Series of 12 dolls created by artist Hilda Cowham in 1916 for the Dean's Rag Book Company. Date: 1916

Kiddies Refreshments
Young entrepreneurs running a food and drinks stall selling milk (2d a cup), cocoa (3d a cup and milk! Date: early 1930s

Prince George Hotel, New York
Kiddies Play Roof at the Prince George Hotel, New York City, America

Pontins Holiday Camp
The guests outside the chalets at Pontins Holiday Camp, Osmington Bay, Dorset, include a remarkable proportion of pretty girls and an even more remark- able absence of noisy kiddies

Money Box Safe
A useful money box safe with a combination lock is a good idea for a present for kiddies and an ideal way to teach them to save

Witches Sabbat 1460
The varied activities of the Sabbat - fun for all and something for everybody, feasting, dancing, cooking, fishing, goatback rides for the kiddies

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"Go To It! Kiddies!! Carrying On with Courage during WW2" During the challenging times of World War II, children showed remarkable resilience and bravery. They became known as the "Wartime Kids, " facing adversity with a spirit that inspired many. From Hilda Cowham's heartwarming illustrations to Gamages model pedal cars in 1925, these images remind us of their innocence amidst chaos. Even tough soldiers invading Belgium couldn't resist the charm of children; after all, all Germans love them dearly. Their presence brought a glimmer of hope even in the darkest moments. As life went on, kiddies enjoyed refreshing treats and playful moments despite wartime constraints. Whether it was enjoying Kiddies Refreshments or simply posting a letter, they found joy in simple pleasures. In Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, on May 7th, 1952, a man read his newspaper while witnessing history unfold before his eyes. The world continued to change rapidly around him as he pondered what lay ahead for future generations. The Army and Navy Stores Catalogue from 1939-40 showcased how even during war times, parents strived to provide for their little ones' needs and desires. Page after page displayed toys and essentials designed to bring comfort amid uncertainty. And who can forget the iconic Hovis advertisement? A young boy pushing his bike up a steep hill symbolized determination and perseverance – qualities instilled in kiddies throughout history. Through these glimpses into the past, we honor the indomitable spirit who faced challenges head-on during WW2. Their courage serves as an enduring reminder that even amidst turmoil and hardship, childhood innocence prevails – reminding us all to cherish our own inner child within.