Miss Collection (page 57)

Model by Miss Cuthbert
Brimless hat, fox fur stole, tunic dress with low waisted loose fitting bodice & pleated under-skirt. Girl: dress with pleated skirt & cape. Boy: knitted jersey suit with tie

Signposts of Future
Tomorrows roads will be well signposted with illuminated overhead signs and loud- speakers so that even when travelling at speed you won t miss your way

Helen Wills Moody (left), American tennis champion, photographed with Miss Coward (?) or Rowland (?). Known as Little Miss Poker Face, Wills Moody won Wimbledon eight times

Cross Channel Swim Race
Four swimmers - Mew, miss Kellermann of Australia, Burgess and Holbein - try to swim the Channel but adverse weather forces them one by one to abandon the race

Lon Miss Soc Museum 2
Some acquisitive missionary brought back this stuffed giraffe from his travels - just one of the weird items in the Museums collection

Lon Miss Soc Museum
This museum is full of weird and wonderful objects acquired by missionaries in various far-flung corners of the world. Whatever happened to them, I wonder ?

The Age of Discretion - a young girl holds an open book and rests her hand on a globe, while a musical score rests on the table beside her - evidently a studious miss

Miss Jellyby Caddy Jellyby standing and Ester Summerson sitting by the fire in Mrs Jellybys house

Miss England 1932
The lovely Gwen Stallard, Miss England, 1932

Churchill and Fiancee
Mr Winston Churchill and his Fiancee Miss Clementine Hozier

Girl Plays Cup and Ball
Miss Playing With Cup and Ball. A dainty young girl having caught the ball attached to a string in the cup looks more than a little pleased

Miss Fortescue
MISS FORTESCUE almost cerainly an actress

Attendance Certificate
Miriam Inglesant of West Hartlepool, county Durham, didn t miss a single days schooling 1904-1905, for which she was rewarded with this decorative certificate

Suffragette Mocked
We only want what the men have got ! - Miss Ortobee Spankdfirst addresses the public - one of the crudest cards in our collection

Showgirl Miss Florence
Miss Florence of the Casino de Paris strikes a pose in the heat of the suns rays

Priscilla Kemble - 6
PRISCILLA KEMBLE (nee Hopkins) actress, later wife of John Philip Kemble : in the role of Miss Peggy in The country girl

Priscilla Kemble - 3
PRISCILLA KEMBLE (nee Hopkins) actress, later wife of John Philip Kemble : in the role of Miss Notable in Colley Cibbers The ladys last stake

Elizabeth Pope - 4
ELIZABETH POPE (when still miss Younge ) actress as Angelica in Congreves Love for love

Elizabeth Pope - 3
ELIZABETH POPE (when miss Younge ) actress as Hermione in Ambrose Philips The distrest mother

Elizabeth Pope - 2
ELIZABETH POPE (when miss Younge ) actress as Artemisa in Nicholas Rowes The ambitious stepmother

Elizabeth Pope - 1
ELIZABETH POPE (when miss Younge ) actress as Creusa in Whiteheads play of that name, based on the Ion of Euripides. It was highly praised by Horace Walpole

Miss Mannette / Terrier
Ch: Miss Mannette

Tamerlane by Marlowe
TAMERLANE Mr Palmer as Bajazet and Miss Hopkins as Selima in Act V: Now, now thou traitress

Vanity Fair / Miss Crawley
Miss Crawleys affectionate relatives

Happy Families / Miss Pots
Miss Pots the Painters Daughter, from " Happy Families" devised in Britain by Mr Jacques in 1861

Work Condition / Miss Soot
Miss Soot the Sweeps Daughter, from " Happy Families" devised in Britain by Mr Jacques in 1861

Tailoring / Miss Tape
Miss Tape the Tailors Daughter, from " Happy Families" devised in Britain by Mr Jacques in 1861

Medical / Doctor / Miss Dose
Miss Bun the Bakers Daughter, from " Happy Families" devised in Britain by Mr Jacques in 1861

Wood / Carpenter / Miss Chip
Miss Chip the Carpenters Daughter, from " Happy Families" devised in Britain by Mr Jacques in 1861

Trade / Grocers / Miss Grits
Miss Grits the Grocers Daughter, from " Happy Families" devised in Britain by Mr Jacques in 1861

Barber / Miss Block
Miss Block the Barbers Daughter, from " Happy Families" devised in Britain by Mr Jacques in 1861 Date: 1861

Beer / Miss Bung
Miss Bung the Brewers Daughter, from " Happy Families" devised in Britain by Mr Jacques in 1861

Sport / Tennis / Beckingham
MISS C BECKINGHAM Playing at Ealing

C19 Harp Player
Lady (Miss Coape) plays merrily on her harp

Class of girls with their teacher, Miss Bowls
A class of girls in a girls school, with their teacher, Miss Bowls

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