Jan17 Collection (#7)

"jan17: A Journey Through Time and Places" Step into history as you pass through the main entrance of The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel

Jan17 Collection: The fashion designer Ulick

The fashion designer Ulick
Captain Ulick Brown, fashion designer and presiding genius of Ulick Ltd in New Burlington Street. Date: 1929

Jan17 Collection: The fashion designer Isobel

The fashion designer Isobel
Isobel, a leading British fashion designer of the 1920s and 30s with an shop on Regent Street. She designed all clothes herself and employed only British staff

Jan17 Collection: Fashions and Fancies for the London Season

Fashions and Fancies for the London Season
A double page spread of suggested outfits for the London Season of 1924 ranging from debutante outfit in Madonna blue from Goochs to a Spanish inspired dress with shawl from Peter Robinson. Date: 1924

Human heart
Illustration of a human heart - top of a layered anatomical fold-out in a medical book. Date: c.1900

Jan17 Collection: Harrods head-dress for court presentations

Harrods head-dress for court presentations
Advertisement for Harrods for head-dresses to be worn at court presentations. On the left is a design for a debutante, suitable for shingled hair to support the court plume of feathers

Miss Claire Waldoff
A page from The Bystander, celebrating Claire Waldoff (1884-1957), comedienne and German cabaret singer, proclaimed as the Queen of Berlins Night-Life. 1911

Jan17 Collection: Platform of Bank Underground Station

Platform of Bank Underground Station
Central Line series. A variety of passengers awaiting their train on the platform at Bank - two cheeky children, a battleaxe Grandmother-figure, a glamorous lady in red and white ensemble

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"jan17: A Journey Through Time and Places" Step into history as you pass through the main entrance of The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, a symbol of healing that has stood the test of time. Transport yourself to WW1 with Wrights Coal Tar Soap, a reminder of the hardships faced by soldiers on the front lines and their quest for cleanliness amidst chaos. Discover tales of partnership and dissolution as Cecil Aldin's artwork depicts Sleeping Partners, unraveling stories hidden within brushstrokes. Tony Blackburn takes us back to Carnaby Street, where groovy vibes filled the air and fashion knew no bounds. Experience a slice of swinging London at its finest. Uncover the aftermath and reportage surrounding The Great Train Robbery in 1963, an audacious crime that captivated headlines worldwide - a true testament to human ingenuity or desperation? Mock Rayner-Ponsonby wedding brings us into the world of The Bright Young People, where opulence meets satire in this extravagant display of social rebellion against conventionality. Travel back to 1742 when George Whitefield preached at Moorfields Fair, his words echoing through time as he sought to inspire souls amidst bustling fairgrounds. Join Huckleberry Finn and Jim on their rafting adventure down the Mississippi River – a journey filled with friendship, freedom, and lessons learned along the way. Escape from urban life into tranquility at Garden of Middlesex Hospital on Mortimer Street. Amidst towering buildings lies an oasis where nature thrives alongside modernity. Marvel at McCaig Tower standing tall in Ardconnel Terrace, Oban. This Scottish gem offers breathtaking views overlooking Argyllshire - a sight worth cherishing forevermore. Witness prodigious talent unfold as Yehudi Menuhin graces stages around the world aged only twelve. His virtuosity knows no boundaries; his music transcends generations.