Records Collection (#23)

Criminal Record Office
Examining fingerprints at the Criminal Record Office looking through a microscope at New Scotland Yard. Metropolitan Police

Mr Eyston in his M. G. Midget
Breaker of Sir Malcolm Campbells world speed record for baby cars seen here in his M.G. Midget. Eyston established more records during his racing career than virtually any other driver

Wilbur Flies 91 Minutes
Wilbur Wright remains airborne for 91 minutes, breaking all previous records

Police Building Torched
The smoldering remains of the Police Archive Building, Petrograd. The building was torched in February 1917

Interrogating Witness
A Chinese official questions a witness, held on her knees by an assistant, while a scribe records her testimony

Climbing : Breithorn
A roped party, ascending the Breithorn on a fine sunny day, pause for a moment while the photographer records the scene for posterity

Wright Rounding Pylon
Wilbur Wright rounds a pylon at Auvours, to demonstrate the manoeuvrability of his biplane; while here he broke both duration and altitude records

Hospital Patient
A bedridden patient looks pleased with the attentions of the doctor, who is checking his medical records. The nurse in attendance prepares some medicine on her trolley

Unknown Species of Moth
Amateur naturalists depiction of a moth which minutely records the markings found on its brown and grey wings

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"Unforgettable Moments: Capturing the Power of Records" On Sunday 3rd July 1938, Mallard raced past Little Bytham at 123 mph (198 km/h), then. . Sir Donald Bradman: A Cricket Legend etching his name in the record books. The Sex Pistols. 10th March 1977. London. There are back again - rewriting punk rock records. Everton forward Bob Latchford celebrates after scoring his 30th goal of the season in a remarkable feat. Exploring maritime history with the Wreck Chart of the British Isles for 1868. Witnessing cricket history unfold through the score-board at Sydney Cricket Ground, 1901. Unveiling secrets from aviation's early days with records of first UK aerial mail service. Somerset House, 1809: Where time was marked and work recorded by a faithful Clocking-In Machine. Immersing oneself in nostalgia while listening to cherished vinyl records spin on turntables. Fifteen girls packed themselves into a mini car in London, 1966 - an audacious record-breaking stunt. Experiencing love through music cover art like Nat King Cole's "When I Fall in Love. " Records transcend time, capturing extraordinary moments that shape our collective memory. Note.