Undated Collection (page 3)

Baby Damras, the son of Prince Damras, who is first Secretary to the Siamese Legation, and cousin of the King of Siam.The baby is his first son

King George V and Queen Mary at the laying of the foundation stone of the new London School of Economics at Clarke Market

Filming Ibsens Pillars of Society. The cast includes Ellen Terry. 1920

Freddie Welsh. Freddie Welsh ( 5 March 1886 ? 29 July 1927 ) was a Welsh lightweight boxing champion. Christened Frederick Hall Thomas, he was nicknamed the " Welsh Wizard"

King Geroge V and Queen Mary at the laying of the foundation stone of the new London School of Economics at Clarke Market

Harry Preston. Boxing

Transport workers conference at Central Hall Mr Havelock Wilson

Ladies lacrosse at Richmond. Roedean school versus lady professionals

At the Northern Games meeting at Inverness, Scotland; Lady Marjorie Murray and Captain Ramsay

Mrs Arthur Hamilton, lady channel swimmer on the beach at Hove, Sussex. 1920

At the opening of the Englemere, Ascot Country Club, back row; General Sir A Montgomery - Massingberd, Mr W Duncan, Mr Lewin

Ilford election. Mr J Thompson ( Liberal )

Stoolball at Fulham Palace. Wounded versus London Clergymen. The Bishop of London batting

Prince Albert inspects NSPCC officials

Venice; St Marks Basilica in St Marks Square

The Forum Club, 6 Grosvenor Place, London. The lounge

Unemployed recieve food tickets Bermondsey Town Hall

A view down The Broadway, Bexleyheath, Kent

Southern Railway Station and shops ( Blackheath Village ) Tranquil Vale, Blackheath, London

Bathers at Lavernock Bay, the Ostend of Wales

5, 000 Barrels of Syrup held up at Surrey Docks It is alleged that 5, 000 barrels of golden syrup which arrived 2 years ago are still not moved 21 April 1920

Sir Frederick Bridge, conductor and organist, at his home, Little Cloisters, Westminster Abbey

Girl bathers in the open - air swimming pool at Westcliff - on - Sea, Essex

Brer Rabbit performed by League of Arts in Hyde Park, London

Stoolball at Fulham Palace. Wounded soldiers versus London Clergymen

The blind men see the premier 1 May 1920

Bude Rock, Cornwall

Children having fun in the sea at Exmouth

River trip to Margate on the Royal Soveriegn Miss Jane Burr and Miss Belle Harding

Ormering in the Channel Islands. Fishermen fishing for abalone or ormers. Counting their catch. 8 October 1920

The New Pavillion at Bournemouth, Dorset. 1929

Aboard RMS Adriatic, Mr Parton ( White Star )

The Breakwater at Port Said, Egypt, built by the French engineer, Ferdinand de Lesseps

Sir Phillip Gibbs off for a holiday in Cairo, Egypt

Seaside bathing scenes at Torquay, Devon

Netting salmon smolts on the River Wye

A view of Tavistock in Devon

Feeding the squirrels

Bishops conference in London. The Bishop of Alexandria ( with staff )

Kioto / Kyoto. The largest suspended bell in the world Hanging in the grounds of the Chion in Temple it weighs 63 tons and is 14 feet in height and 9 feet in diameter 20 April 1922

The young dancer, Miss Edna Maude, at the Mushroom Tunnel at Corsham, Wiltshire, near the village of Box

The Bishop of London plays stoolball at Fulham Palace

The conference at Central Hall Mr Will Thorne

Rome - ruins of the Palatine

The Persian Bazaar at Grosvenor House, London, in aid of Queen Charlottes Hospital. The Persian Charge D Affaires and Madame Noury making a purchase at one of the stalls

A curious sign forming a weather vane is to be seen on the roof of the Champion
A curious sign forming a weather vane is to be seen on the roof of the " Champion " Public House in Wells Street, London

The Bishop of London and Mr Brian Kimmins

Miss Edna Maude in the Mushroom Tunnel at Corsham, Wiltshire

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"Capturing the Essence of Time: A Glimpse into Undated Moments" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the world memories. From SARGENT's mesmerizing portrait of the elegant Lady with Parasol to the picturesque Clubhouse at West Hove Golf Club, Sussex, these glimpses offer a window into a bygone era. Stroll along The Broadway, West Worthing, Sussex, where bustling streets once echoed with laughter and footsteps. Enter The Forum Club at 6 Grosvenor Place, London, and find yourself transported to its exquisite drawing room - an opulent haven for socialites and intellectuals alike. Witness Mr Otho Nicholson, conservative M P for the Abbey division of Westminster, as he exudes charisma and charm. And during Lymington Cricket Week, catch a glimpse of Lady Rosemary Bootle-Wilbraham radiating grace amidst the excitement. Experience royalty firsthand as Prince Albert adorns NSPCC inspectors with his regal touch. Lord Roberts takes center stage during a thrilling game of polo at Hurlingham Club in London - an event that epitomizes elegance and sportsmanship. Delve into history as you explore Knights Templar effigies - remnants from a mysterious past shrouded in legend. Then shift gears to witness women breaking barriers at Atalanta works in Loughborough on February 6th, 1921 - forging their own path towards empowerment within traditionally male-dominated industries. Finally, marvel at the skill displayed by female golfers competing fiercely for glory at Royal Ashdown Forest Golf Club during the English Ladies Close Golf Championship held in Sussex. Undated moments may lack specific dates but are rich with stories waiting to be discovered. These snapshots offer us a chance to reflect on our collective heritage while celebrating those who have shaped our past. Step into this timeless journey and let your imagination soar through these captivating scenes from yesteryears.