Carrying Collection (#92)

Bilston Pottery 1958 Glazed flower pots being readied for the final firing

West Indian immigrants arriving in the United Kingdom. 30th June 1962

Residents of Brunswick Road in Altrincham wade through deep water on the street after floods caused by heavy rain. 17th July 1973

Howard Gayle at the airport. May 1981

George Michael at Heathrow airport. 30th December 1987

David Lloyd George, politician, arriving home from America with his wife Margaret Lloyd George and daughter Megan Lloyd George. 9th November 1923

David Lloyd George, ex Prime Minister at Lady Crossfields garden party. Walking with Lady Crossfield (centre) and his daughter Miss Megan Lloyd George. 31st July 1922

Newtown was a residential area of Cardiff, Wales that existed from the mid-nineteenth century until it was demolished in 1970

Winston Churchill pictured arriving at Middlesex hospital. 30th June 1962

Roof tops of Timbuktu 23rd May 1976

Women carrying pots to market in Timbuktu 23rd May 1976

Bagshot Cyclist scramble on Bagshot Heath Surrey. 17th January 1960

Sergeant H Jay, aged 62, 3rd Battalion Home Guard Bridgend, the oldest member of the Welsh contingent to walk in the Victory Parade in London on the 8th June 1946. Pictured at work, July 1946

A couple of young women use stepping stones to cross the Ewenny River that rises to the north east of Bridgend town, in South Wales

Six volunteer drivers from the W. V. S. (Womens Voluntary Service)
Six volunteer drivers from the W.V.S. (Womens Voluntary Service), began the first " meals on wheels" service in the Whickham urban area on 19th November 1963

North East Festivals Michael Dickinson of Durham, who takes the part of Jesus in " Son of Man" to be presented in St Johns Church in Newcastle

World War One. The New British Cavalryand Scouts. The new British Cavalry and Scout this is the new British Army Scout known as the Divisional Cycle Corps

Mia Farrow seen here returning to her Grosvenor Square apartment after a shopping trip to Fortnum and Masons with singer Marion Ryan. Farrow is in London with her new husband Frank Sinatra

On the road to Tehran, on the tops of Aveh Pass (Name TBC), Circa 1926. Donkeys carry oil to Tehran, where petrol costs about 8 shillings per gallon, due to the difficulties of transport

Model being helped over the barroer to a stand before she poses at the British International Motor Show in London 19th October 1965

Local men of Abyssinia carring heavy objects across a river Circa 1935 People men Water Africa Ethiopia 1930s

Pippin the mongerel top dog in the world of Tv commercials is enjoying her latest starring role She is seen here rehearsing for a film to keep litter off the streets

Animals Dogs Daily Mirror

Animals Dogs Labrador Troy 11 year old dog who loves fetching the people every sunday from the paper man he is one of the entries in our A Round Of Appaws contest which we are running with Spillers

John McLaughlin and friend with his 120lb prize winning cabbage 1982

Dog carrying pig food to pig bin

Mr G. A. B. Warner an Oyster fisherman from Whitstable in Kent takes his grandson for a
Mr G.A.B. Warner an Oyster fisherman from Whitstable in Kent takes his grandson for a walk on the beach at the end of the day

Transport Vintage Car Getting a lift in to history is the Bremer car, thought to be the first car built in England. The brainchild of Frederick Bremer a young engineer and plumber from Walthamstow

A Coal delivery man outside a house in 1967 January 1967

London Contemporary Dance Theatre presents Robert Norths world premiere of Fabrications. Fabrications was inspired by some designs showed to North by Elizabeth Emanuel

US Soldiers entertained 275 children of the Walton le dale community to a special Christmas party. Theres plenty of mud at the camp but the men convey the children safely over to the party

12 week old Wallaby and its mother at Calderpark Zoo, Glasgow February 1983 © Mirrorpix

Actor David Prowse Visits Belfast Northern Ireland November 1980. Five-year-old Belfast girl, Zara Wolseley, discovered that Darth Vader, the big bad villian of Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back

A Ferret lifting a baby mouse with its teeth 1973 The mouse had been adopted by the ferret after a child had put it in the same cage as the ferret and her six babies

London Marathon one man carrying another in his arms after the race 1984

Bridget Burton with a new pneumatic beach armchair which is inflated by a pair of bellows. Bridget takes the chair and runs down to the seashore at Bognor Regis. May 1948 relaxedimages

Doreen Bennongton a female furniture remover Circa 1962

Actor Steve Reeves 1960 standing on a pier by the sea, carrying a woman in a bikini wearing a headscarf, as if to throw her into the water

Animal Dog Labrador October 1965 Tooper age two and a half takes 6 months old Pekingese (Chong) who sprained his front leg on an early morning walk

Lucky the foal plays with his favourite toy, a plastic jug. Lucky was a bedraggled dartmore pony until rescued by Terry and Sylvia Phillips, he now lives at their animal sanctuary

Preparations for the FA Cup Final between Manchester City and Portsmouth at Wembley start with workmen arranging the seats April 1934 C7789

Mr Winston Churchill is carried by students at Bristol University. December 1929

World War Two Firemen carry their hoses through the rubble after an air raid Circa 1941

Fisherwomen of New Biggin England carrying their catch Women fulfilling Mens work duties during the WW2 WW2 1939-1945

Troops Army Soldiers June 1951 Paratroopers marching with their kit in the naval dockyard to embark in HMS Warrior

The soapbox transport company incorporated and unlimited are lined up at the ready outside the railway station at Kirkham Lancs

Senlis a town north of Paris which had been shelled and occupied by the Germans before being liberated by the French army

RAMC Stretcher bearers show how to camouflage themselves and their casualty with branches of trees evade capture October 1941. RAMC Royal Army Medical Corps RAMC World War Two Army: R. A. M. C

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"Carrying the Bonds of Love: A Global Journey" From the icy waters of Alaska to the vibrant streets of Vietnam, from ancient civilizations to modern warfare, and from gentle creatures to majestic birds, the act transcends time and geography. In the Alaskan wilderness, a Northern Sea Otter mother tenderly cradles her very young pup in her arms, ensuring its safety amidst the harsh elements. Meanwhile, on a bustling street in Hoi An, Vietnam, locals carry their burdens with grace as they navigate through life's challenges. Across Monterey Bay in California, another Sea Otter mother carries her under three-week-old pup on her chest as they float effortlessly through the waves. This heartwarming sight reminds us that maternal love knows no bounds. Traveling back in time to 1827 England reveals bricklayers diligently carrying heavy loads while constructing magnificent structures that still stand today. In contrast, an Ancient Roman dons an elaborate costume as he participates in a grand procession - his attire symbolizing power and prestige. Venturing into central Africa's dense jungles brings us face-to-face with a Gorilla female gently carrying her precious baby animal on her back. Their bond reflects nature's delicate balance and showcases maternal instincts at their finest. On Holland's Texel Island resides a Great Crested Grebe female who skillfully transports not one but three chicks upon her back - a testament to resilience and resourcefulness found within our natural world. Stepping into biblical times unveils an illustration depicting four priests solemnly carrying the Ark of the Covenant across River Jordan - symbolizing faith and reverence for sacred relics. A Germany travel poster entices wanderlust by showcasing picturesque landscapes waiting to be explored; it invites visitors to carry memories home with them after immersing themselves in new cultures. During World War II's darkest days, Lancaster Bombers stood ready for takeoff - brave pilots prepared to carry out missions that would shape history and protect freedom.