Mens Collection (#78)

Lenglen, Borotra and Lacoste playing doubles
Two pictures showing French pairs playing doubles at Wimbledon in 1925. On the left is a sartorial duo; Suzanne Lenglen in her bandeau stretching for a smash, while her partner Jean Borotra

Canadian Politician - John G. Farmer

London Central YMCA Gymnasium
The London Central YMCA Gymnasium with a wide variety of athletic training and gymnastic apparatus

The Day-Dinner-Dance suit
Cartoon, The Day-Dinner-Dance suit, a quick change evening dress suit for the busy gentleman Please note: Credit must appear as Courtesy of the Estate of Mrs J.C.Robinson/Pollinger Ltd/ILN/Mary

4-GUINEA SUIT 1939
Tailored-to-measure by Montague Burton craftsmen

Jacket & Trousers 1939
Leisure, those idle care-free re-creating moments, has brought the Lounge Sports Jacket and Flannel Trousers into great popularity

7-GUINEA SUIT 1939
A suit of elegance and dignity.. a sheer delight to wear

Ready-To-Wear Suit
For the swift service of those who want something supreme and smart at a moments notice - and it costs only 55 shillings !

Business Suit 1939
Black worsted jacket, striped trousers for the businessman

Flannel Suit 1939
For holiday resorts, for the beach and promenade, for the summer months

Mens Overcoat
A man wearing 3/4 quarter length double breasted coat, with trim

Working Mens Assoc
Certificate of membership of the International Working Mens Association signed by officers from Belgium, France, Germany, Italy and Poland as well as the United States

Long Pipe 1836
Decadent gent smoking a long exotic looking oriental pipe converses with a cohort back from a night on the tiles

French Menservants
French menservants in outdoor and indoor livery: top hat with cockade, braided cutaway coat with stand collar, spatterdashes, coat with M- cut collar, breeches

Public toilet
Picturesque mens convenience at Pont Aven, Bretagne, France

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"Capturing the Essence of Men: From Whisky to Fashion, Sports to Style" Love knows no bounds as a couple shares a passionate kiss outside a Carnaby Street boutique, embodying the timeless allure of menswear. Meanwhile, Gullivers 1899 whisky advert takes us back to the 1890s in the UK, where men indulged in the rich flavors of Gullivers Scotch. In bustling Covent Gardens, carts and boxes overflow with vibrant fruits and vegetables - a reminder that men appreciate nature's bounty. Just around the corner at Trumpers Barbers in Mayfair, London, gentlemen find solace in traditional grooming rituals that elevate their confidence. Lloyd Cracknell, an esteemed costume designer from Cambridge, England on October 9th, 1984 showcases how mens' fashion choices can be transformative. Across borders in Ballina, Co Mayo Ireland salmon fishing becomes an art form for those seeking adventure amidst breathtaking landscapes. Sportsmanship thrives at White City during Public Schools Championships; young athletes push boundaries while representing their schools with pride. Roger Federer stands tall with his trophy - an icon who epitomizes grace and skill within the world of tennis. An advertisement for Dewars White Label Scotch Whisky transports us into refined evenings where men savor every sip while enjoying life's pleasures. La Vie Parisienne magazine illustrations from France's roaring twenties capture dapper gentlemen adorned with feathers and style. Gentlemen's pocket watches from 1929 showcase intricate lever movements - timepieces that were once essential accessories for punctuality and elegance. In another era depicted by La Vie Parisienne magazine from France's early twentieth century sugar was not only sweet but also symbolized sophistication through Georges Leonnec's captivating illustrations. From fine spirits to fashion-forward ensembles and sporting achievements to timeless elegance – these glimpses into various aspects of masculinity remind us that being a man is about embracing diverse passions while exuding confidence and grace.