Ordinary Collection (page 3)

Sir Alfred Downing Fripp, Vanity Fair, Spy
SIR ALFRED DOWNING FRIPP (1865 - 1930) Surgeon at Guys Hospital, London. Appointed Surgeon in Ordinary to the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII) and to his successor King George V

ENGLISH BIBLES BURNT
BIBLE BURNING During Marys reign, english translations of the Bible are burnt at Saint Pauls Cross, London, to prevent ordinary people reading it Date: circa 1555

Columbia Bicycle

48 inch, cutout, cutoutfacet, high wheel, high wheeler, nobody, ordinary, penny farthing, vintage, Dorling Kindersley Prints, 933069768

Helsingeland runic alphabet
Scandinavia. Helsingeland runic alphabet

A French soldier riding a penny-farthing aka a high wheel, high wheeler and ordinary, 19th century. From Ilustracion Artistica, published 1887

Everyday Clothes Of Ordinary English People At The Time Of King Charles I. From The National And Domestic History Of England By William Aubrey Published London Circa 1890

Frog Playing Basketball

Busy main road in Buenos Aires, Argentina. 5 lanes with mixture of taxis and ordinary cars, H finished and unfinished building blocks, people walking on the pavement Date: 1980

Ancient Egyptian costume. From left to right: woman and man in ordinary clothing, Numidian woman, baby and man, aristocratic Egyptian man, three native Egyptian men. BCE

Soldier silhouette by Robert Baden Powell, WW1
Soldier silhouette by Robert Baden Powell, First World War, from Atkins at War by Herbert Jenkins. 1914-1918

His Christmas Goose by Bruce Bairnsfather
Illustration by Captain Bruce Bairnsfather showing a soldier on sentry duty looking hungrily at a goose, with the caption, You wait till I comes off dooty

Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret
Princess Elizabeth (right) and Princess Margaret Rose at the last of the Duke of Yorks Camps, at Balmoral in August 1939. In 1919, the Princesses father, then Duke of York

Comic postcard, woman and policeman in a street -- Could you see me across the road, Mr Policeman? -- Why, bless yer Mum, I could spot you a mile off. Date: circa 1900s

Comic postcard, couple in an art gallery where the Venus de Milo is on display -- If thats how woman ought to look, I fear they made a howling mess of you, my dear. Date: circa 1900s

La France Maritime - Boatswain (in everyday uniform on board ship). 19th century

La France Maritime - Vice Admiral (in everyday uniform). 19th century

La France Maritime - Ordinary Seaman. 19th century

La France Maritime - Ensign (in everyday uniform on board ship). 19th century

La France Maritime - Naval Infantry (everyday uniform). 19th century

La France Maritime - Naval Trainee (everyday uniform). 19th century

Red Indian Chief and wife, Eastbourne, Sussex
Edward Blackmore, an Eastbourne plumber, with his wife Phyllis, both of them adopted members of the North American Sioux Indian Tribe

Cartoon, Ace of Diamonds, WW1
Cartoon, Ace of Diamonds. An ordinary French soldier on the Western Front, carrying his kit on his back. The title suggests that every soldier is an Ace, not just the high-profile heroes. Date: 1917

Samuel Glasse
SAMUEL GLASSE English churchman, Chaplain in Ordinary to George III. Date: 1735 - 1812

Frederick Alexander
DR. FREDERICK WILLIAM ALEXANDER, OBE. Depicted making anagrams & crossword puzzles in Braille for the blind, with the aid of an ordinary washing mangle

Cartoon, His final costume, WW1
Cartoon, His final costume, showing Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany in civilian clothing rather than military uniform -- a black suit and top hat

Students in ordinary clothes with camera Date: 1905

Official programme - Triumphal March of the London Troops
Official programme for the Triumphal March of the London Troops - London, July 5, 1919. Printed and published for the London Troops Reception Committee by Harrison & Sons

British band playing in the square of a French town. On reverse of postcard - Saturday. Dear Hubert, Am enclosing a few rough sketches. Mind you they are rough

Cartoon, As One Possessed, WW1
Cartoon, As One Possessed, showing how the ordinary German beer drinker has been possessed by a devil in the shape of Kaiser Wilhelm II, who has brought about the outbreak of the First World War

Ivan Ivanovitch, the Russian Tommy Atkins, WW1
Ivan Ivanovitch, the Russian Tommy Atkins at the start of the First World War. A typical Russian soldier smiles and salutes. Date: August 1914

Rev. Canon Frederick A. J. Hervey, Vanity Fair, Ao
Rev. Canon FREDERICK ALFRED JOHN HERVEY (1846-1910) Chaplain-in-Ordinary to Queen Victoria (1886 to 1901), Domestic Chaplain to King Edward VII (1878 to 1910)

Vendee : Blacksmith
Royalist resistance comes from ordinary people such as the heroic Blacksmith of the Vendee, armed only with the tools of his trade. Date: 1793

William Sermon
WILLIAM SERMON Medical practitioner, physician in ordinary to Charles II. Date: 1629 - 1679

E Arnot Robertson
EILEEN ARNOT ROBERTSON writer and film critic, author of Four frightened people and Ordinary families. Date: 1903 - 1961

John Reeder
JOHN REEDER Bookseller, Sign Writer, Philosopher and Poet Ordinary and Extraordinary to the Towns of Lewes and Brighton. Date: CIRCA 1792

Vessel for the Homeless
This ordinary looking vessel is actually a floating hotel (or hostel) for tramps and the homeless. Date: 1930s

Thomas Heather
THOMAS HEATHER English churchman, vicar of Portsmouth and Chaplain-in- ordinary to his devout majesty Charles II. Date: CIRCA 1670

Source Size = 3776 x 2518
The War in the East: Interior of an Ordinary Bulgarian Peasant Dwelling

Botanical print by Augusta Innes Withers (na e Baker) (1793-1877), an English natural
Botanical print by Augusta Innes Withers (na© e Baker) (1793-1877), an English natural history illustrator or botanical artist

Botanical print by Augusta Innes Withers (nee Baker) (1793-1877), an English natural history illustrator or botanical artist

The Juggler and the Woman, c. 1495-1503 (engraving)
XJF486389 The Juggler and the Woman, c.1495-1503 (engraving) by Meckenem, Israhel van, the younger (fl.1445-1503); 15.8 x 10.9 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

Wheatleys cries of London, UK, Strawberrys scarlet strawberrys by J Wheatley R.A. 1747-1801, late 18th century painting, street seller, working woman

The New Settlement of Rugby, Tennessee, u
THE NEW SETTLEMENT OF RUGBY, TENNESSEE, U.S.A. U.S. US, USA, UNITED STATES, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AMERICA, 1881: 1, 3. Views on " White Oak" Stream. 2. Bucks Mill and Bathing Pool. 4

Clothing of the Women of Kamchatka - Far Eastern Russia. The plate shows ordinary day wear and ceremonial costume. Date: circa 1800

Chapel on board the prison hulk Warrior at Woolwich. This hulk held 600 and was an intermediate confinement between an ordinary gaol or transportation

Prison Hulks: Warder watching prisoners in the washroom on board convict hulk Warrior at Woolwich. This hulk held 600 and was an intermediate confinement between an ordinary gaol or transportation

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"Capturing the Extraordinary in the Ordinary: A Glimpse into Time and Culture" Step into a world where ordinary moments become extraordinary. In C. E. Turner's "Flying for the Summer Week-end, " we soar through blue skies, embracing the freedom of adventure. Meanwhile, a French poster boldly proclaims that "The Future Lies in Socialism, " hinting at an era of change and revolution. But amidst it all, there is wisdom hidden within simplicity - as seen in the phrase, "Well, if you knows of a better ole, go to it. " These words remind us to appreciate what we have and make the most of every opportunity. History unfolds before our eyes with NFS (London Region) capturing an ordinary fire in Islington during World War II. It serves as a reminder of resilience amidst chaos. Journeying further eastward brings us face-to-face with India's Rajput Chief dressed not in regal attire but rather ordinary clothing. This glimpse into his everyday life showcases cultural diversity and traditions. "Cortis on Ordinary" takes us behind-the-scenes, revealing the artistry involved in creating theatrical magic. Theatre villains like "The Smuggler" blur lines between idealism and reality while captivating audiences with their enigmatic performances. Martin de Cavalar stands tall beside Maria Pita - an embodiment of courage and determination etched onto history's canvas. Their story reminds us that even seemingly ordinary individuals can shape destinies. Intriguingly contrasting this narrative are scenes from an East End Opium Den; shadows dancing amid smoke-filled rooms transport us to another time altogether – one filled with mystery and intrigue. Amidst wars fought on distant lands lies a British soldier donning his uniform during WWI; he represents countless heroes who sacrificed everything for their country while embodying both strength and vulnerability simultaneously. And finally, stepping back into more recent times reveals a Fortune Teller from the 1950s, offering glimpses into the unknown.