Suit Collection (#93)

Scene from the play Quarantine. 2 July 1922

Scene from the play Love Lies. 27th October 1929

Scene from the play The Love Habit. 16 March 1923

Scene from the play Fame. 10th March 1929

Scene from the theatre play Hit The Deck. 17th November 1927

American singer Guy Mitchell seen here arriving at London, Heathrow Airport. 17th July 1952 watscan - - 25/01/2010

Scene from the play On The Quiet. 4th November 1905

Scene from the play "Happy Ending". 8th December 1922
Scene from the play " Happy Ending". 8th December 1922

Scene from the play Hold Everything. 4th September 1929

Scene from the play The Road Of Poplars. 18th August 1930

Scene from the play The Constant Wife. 7 April 1927

Scene from the play Young Woodley. 5th July 1928

Scene from the play The Cat and The Canary. 30th January 1923

Scene from the play Mary Rose. 17 May 1929

Scene from the play Lucky Girl. 5th December 1928

Scene from the theatre play Hawleys Of The High Street. 13 September 1922

Scene from the play Topsy and Eva. 24 October 1928

British theatre stars Henry Edwards and Chrissie White in the play Loose Ends. 30th January 1927

Scene from the theatre play Tip Toes. 1 September 1926

Scene from the play Brewsters Millions. 19 December 1917

Olympic Bobsleigh Gold Medal winner Tony Nash and his fiance Susan Small. 7th October 1965

Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) attends a sports writers reception, on the day of his arrival in London. He is in England ahead of his next fight with Henry Cooper on 21st May

Portrait of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, smiling. December 1982

American rock and roll singer and musician Fats Domino shows off his diamond rings in his hotel suite, before his concert at the Victoria Theatre in London. 23rd March 1976

Phil (left) and Don Everly, American singing duo The Everly Brothers, pictured in their suite at the Hilton Hotel in London. 13th September 1963

Senior BBC reporters for BBC TV coverage of April 9th 1992 election

Carwyn James, British Lions coach, talking to Mirror Sports writer Chris Lander. 30th October 1972

Yuppies Drinking pints of beer at a pub. January 1986

John Simpson BBC Television Anouncer as part of the Election Team

Jack Jones chairman of the TGWU listens with concern at James Callaghan speech to the Labour Party conference. 5th October 1976 Watscan - - 22/04/2009

Rolling Stones: Brian Jones at the piano during rehearsals at the Wembley Park Studios, before taking part in the " Frost on Saturday" television show. 29th November 1968

Peter Townsend arrives at Lydd Airport, Kent from Brussells. October 1955

Ten year old Susan Millard wearing a crinoline style ball gown is helped out of her taxi by dancing partner Paul Thompson, aged 11, wearing a formal evening suit

Marquis Of Blandford walks down the road Dbase

Eleven year old Johnny Oswald is the centre of attention in his smart evening suit as he is surrounded by a group of pretty girls all wearing crinoline style ball gowns during the Juvenile

Leslie Huckfield MP for Nuneaton, bearded and condsidered by many colleagues to have been one of the snappyist dressers in the House in the early 1970s

Singer Dusty Springfieldseen here with pop star Eden Kane in her dressing room at Croydon just after they had announced that they were more than just good friends. 23rd February 1964

Singer Donovan dances with a girl (possibly Linda Lawrence Brian Jones ex girlfriend) during the concert at Hyde Park, which was headlined by the Rolling Stones. 5th July 1969

Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger signs an autograph for a girl who also plays a part in Ned Kelly during a break in filming in Bugendore, Australia. July 1969

The Rolling Stones launch their Beggars Banquet album at the Elizabethan Room, Gore Hotel, 190 Queensgate on 5 December 1968.ÔÇ¿ÔÇ¿

An office worker sitting at his desk talking on the telephone. Circa 1950

Rolling Stones: Mick Jagger who plays the lead role in the film Ned Kelly, discusses the script with a girl as Tony Richardson looks on during filming in Bugendore, Australia. July 1969

Rolling Stones singer Mick Jagger who plays the lead role in the film Ned Kelly, talks to Contsable Harold Oxley of the New South Wales Police forcet during a break in filming in Bugendore

The Bee Gees Pop Group leaving Heathrow for Paris. Robin Gibb flanked by his two brothers Maurice (left) and Barry (right). December 1987

Rolling Stones singer Mick Jagger relaxes by reading a newspaper as he talks to Australian actor Ronald Golding in a break from the filming of Ned Kelly in Bugendore, Australia. July 1969

Chuck Berry pictured at Pye recording studios, Cumberland Place. 25th May 1964. S4817

Author Graham Greene on the eve of his eightieth birthday at the RSA. 2nd December 1985

Bob Dylan performing at The Isle of Wight festival. 30th August 1969

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"Suits: A Timeless Symbol of Power, Style, and Adventure" Winston Churchill Holding a Sub-Machine Gun: The indomitable spirit of a leader encapsulated in his iconic suit. Surfers on the beach, Perranporth, Perranzabuloe, Cornwall. Probably June 1922: Even amidst the crashing waves, suits exude an air of sophistication and confidence. Margaret Thatcher: Breaking barriers with her impeccable style - the Iron Lady in her signature power suit. RNLI lookout: From saving lives to looking sharp – even heroes wear suits. First Portrait of King Charles III: Royalty meets elegance as King Charles III dons a regal suit for his first official portrait. Dulwich Hamlet FC football team 1936: Suits on the field? These dapper footballers redefine sportsmanship with their classy attire. Le Touquet Paris-Plage: The French Riviera's suave atmosphere perfectly complements these stylish beachgoers' tailored suits. Calvi Beach, Corsica: Sun-kissed sands meet sartorial splendor - embracing summer vibes without compromising on style. Winston Churchill in his Siren Suit at Chartwell, Kent: Even during wartime chaos, Sir Winston Churchill maintained his dignified appearance with his unique "Siren Suit. " Jeeves and Wooster: Classic literature brought to life through impeccably dressed characters who epitomize timeless elegance. Enjoying Appledore's charm while sporting quintessentially English fashion - suits that never go out of style. Fashions for 1954: Unveiling the latest trends where traditional tailoring meets modern flair; stepping into a new era with panache.