Tatler Collection (#9)

Photo of Swan and Edgars delivery van
Black and white photograph of a Swan and Edgar delivery van in the Tatler of 10th November 1909. The photo is advertising the use of the new Collier detachable rim which was a revolution in

Front cover of the Tatler - Miss Lily Elsie
Black and white full page cover photograph from the Tatler of 10th November 1909 of Miss Lily Elsie celebrating her current show at Dalys theatre in the Dollar Princess

Tatler portrait of the Queen of Spain
Full page black and white portrait of the Queen of Spain in the Tatler of 10th November 1909 taken before a probable visit which would be of topical interest at the present time

Types and Characters of London Life - advert in the Tatler
Black and white full page advertisement for Types and Characters of London Life: A Portfolio of Sketches by George Belcher in the Tatler of 3rd November 1909

Tatler photo of The Earl of Londesborough
Photograph in the Tatler of 27th October 1909 of the Earl of Londesbourgh and his daughter Lady Irene Denison in a field during Doncaster aviation week

Tatler photo of Lady Constance Stewart-Richardson
Tatler photograph of 27th October 1909 entitled Versatility Personified showing Lady Constance Stewart-Richardson, sister of Countess Cromatie dancing barefoot in a Grecian-style costume having

Identified, cartoon in the Tatler by Will Owen
Black and white cartoon in the Tatler of 3rd November 1909 entitled Identified, by Will Owen. A whiskered professor is showing a photograph to very glamourous Miss Barnes of Noo York who obviously

A Greeting, sketch by George Belcher in the Tatler
George Belcher entitled A Greeting in the Tatler of 27th October 1909 showing a a man and an elderly woman talking in the rain with the caption " Wot cheer, old sport". 27th October 1909

One Dam Thing After Another revue by Ronald Jeans
Reverse of a promotional flyer for One Dam Thing After Another revue by Ronald Jeans; lyrics Lorenz Hart; music Richard Rodgers. First produced London Pavilion, 19th May 1927

Tatler cover - London nightlife, 1958
Front cover of The Tatler for February 26 1958 featuring a photograph of a couple enjoying a night out in London. Date: 1958

Engagement of Viola Tree to Alan Parsons
Viola Tree (1884 - 1938), English actress, singer, playwright and author. Daughter of the actor Herbert Beerbohm Tree, she made many of her early appearances with his company at His Majestys Theatre

Illustration of G M Chapman in the Tatler
Full page black and white illustration of G M Chapman, C.U.R.F.C. by George M Sullivan in the Sporting and Country House Supplement of the Tatler of 22nd December 1909

Photo of the late Lady Lurgan in the Tatler
Full page black and white photograph of the late Lady Lurgan seated on her favourite hunter in the Sporting and Country House Supplement of the Tatler, 22nd December 1909

Front cover of the Tatler - Royal shoot at Eaton Hall
Black and white front cover of the Tatler of 22nd December 1909 showing Colonel Horford, the Duchess of Westminster (centre) and Princess Pless resting in between the drives

The Sphere magazine absorbs Black and White
A newspaper boy selling copies of The Sphere and The Tatler (sister titles from the same group) to a man on a train. The photograph was promoting the fact that The Sphere had successfully absorbed

Tatler cover - Maud Cressall as the Fairy Queen
Front cover of The Tatler featuring a portrait of actress Maud Cressall (1886-1962) in the role of the Fairy Queen for the play

Tatler cover, launch of HMS Neptune, new super Dreadnought
Front cover of the Tatler, 6th October 1909 showing the launch of the worlds largest warship, HMS Neptune, the first of the super Dreadnoughts at Portsmouth by the Duchess of Argyle

Parisien wax-modellers at work in the Tatler
Image depicting the art of the Parisien wax-modeller, showing artists colouring the faces and supplying heads with hair. The wax models were often required to represent a fashionable woman for

Tatler cover - Paris translated, 1959
Front cover of The Tatler - an issue devoted to showing how the latest fashions from Paris and Rome can be translated into clothes you can buy in the shops now. Date: 1959

Participants in a first-rate prancing party - Ardenrun House
Participants in a first-rate prancing party at Ardenrun House, Surrey, held to celebrate he British victory in the Grand Prix d Endurance (June, 1929)

Tatler cover - Lady Desboroughs Masque
Front cover of The Tatler, reporting on a fancy dress masque organised by Ettie, Lady Desborough at Taplow Court. Photograph features Rosemary Levenson-Gower, daughter of Millicent

Advertisement for Bri-Lon Knitwear by Wolsey
An advert for Bri-Lion knitwear by Wolsey for men. Two models wear Bri-Lon sweater-shirts which are apparently much in demand by men who ask for comfort-plus whether at work or play. Date: 1961

Tatler front cover - Summer at Henley, 1965
Front cover of The Tatler magazine featuring girl in a traditional straw boater worn at Henley and, less traditionally, eye make up by Maybelline. Date: 1965

Tatler front cover - April 1965
Front cover of The Tatler showing a girl sipping from a coupe champagne glass by the light of a full moon. Date: 1965

Tatler front cover - More News from Paris - 1965
Front cover of The Tatler featuring a model wearing a huge pink-checked silk Breton hat by Patou. Date: 1965

Tatler front cover - Paris Collections - 1965
Front cover of The Tatler featuring a model covering herself with an Ascher scarf in red, white and blue. Date: 1965

Tatler front cover - Country Looks - 1965
Front cover of The Tatler featuring a model wearing a braid-edged wool suit that reverses completely skirt and all to baize green, all from Wetherall

Tatler front cover - a valentine for debutantes 1965
Front cover of The Tatler featuring a model wearing a face framing heart shaped wig from Rose Evansky. Date: 1965

Tatler front cover - fashion for brides 1965
Front cover of The Tatler featuring a bride wearing a headdress of big white organdie flowers with a long tulle veil from Reed Crawford. Her lipstick is Cuban Rose by Yardley. 1965

Tatler front cover - ski issue - 1965
Front cover of The Tatler featuring Laura Aitkin, 11 year old daughter of Sir Max Aitken in ski outfit from Harrods. Date: 1965

Tatler front cover - Rotten Row - 1965
Front cover of The Tatler featuring a female rider in Rotten Row, the famous bridleway in Hyde Park where smart society has always ridden in order to see and be seen. Date: 1965

Gordon Conway and Annette Benson during filming of Confetti (1927) directed by Graham Cutts Date: 1927

Become a subscriber to The Tatler, WW1 advertisement
Advertisement in The Sphere encouraging readers to subscribe to its sister paper, The Tatler, to avoid missing out during wartime

Tatler letter to its readers, outbreak of First World War
Page from the Tatler magazine, 12 August 1914 - its first issue dedicated to reporting on the war - appealing to its prosperous readers to do all it can to help the various societies which have

Tatler cover - 5 August 1914 - Princess Mary
Front cover of The Tatler magazine from 5 August 1914, a day after the outbreak of war. As the magazine had already gone to press before this news

2 Plain, 1 Purl, WW1 knitting cartoon
Cartoon by Stan Terry in The Tatler showing two plain old ladies and one pretty purl of a young woman all sat knitting comforts for troops at the Front. Date: 1917

Tatler cover - King Constantine of Greece at St. Moritz
Ex-King Constantine ( Tino ) of Greece (1868-1923), pictured on holiday at St. Moritz holding the hand of his youngest daughter Katherine (later Lady Katherine Brandram). Date: 1920

Tatler cover Princess Marys Christmas Tin, WW1
Front cover of The Tatler featuring a portrait of Princess Mary (later Countess of Harewood), daughter of King George V and Queen Mary

A night view of Inveresk House, home of the Great Eight
The home of the Illustrated Weeklies - a night view of Inveresk House in the Strand on the corner of Aldwych and facing towards Wellington Street, London

Diagrammatic view of home of Great Eight
Interior wonders of Inveresk House in the Strand, London, the new home of the Great Eight, containing the offices of the Illustrated London News, Sketch, Sphere, Tatler, Graphic, Bystander

Tatler cover - Gaby Deslys
Front cover of The Tatler magazine featuring celebrated French actress, dancer and singer, Gaby Deslys (1881-1920) with her dance partner Harry Pilcer

Lady Alice Montagu-Douglas-Scott, Royal wedding 1935
The Duchess of Gloucester (1901 - 2004), formerly Lady Alice Montagu-Douglas-Scott, pictured at the time of her wedding. She married Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester

Tatler cover - Winifred Barnes
Front cover of The Tatler magazine, featuring the popular stage actress, Winifred Barnes (1892-1935), appearing at the time as the heroine in an Albert de Courville production, Soldier Boy

Tatler cover - Queen Ena of Spain and her children
Front cover of The Tatler featuring Queen Victoria Eugenia of Spain, consort of King Alfonso XIII of Spain (and granddaughter of Queen Victoria), pictured with her children including Alfonso

Tatler cover - George V at Independence Day baseball match
Front cover of The Tatler magazine featuring King George V, accompanied by Admiral Sims, shaking hands with Captain Mims, the US Army Baseball Captain

Tatler cover - George Robey
Front cover of The Tatler magazine featuring a portrait of (Sir) George Robey (1869-1954), British comedian known as the Prime Minister of Mirth

Church Army Recreation Huts advertisement, 1918
Advertisement in The Tatler appealing for funds to provide more Church Army Recreation Huts. The Church Army providing hundreds of huts

Tatler cover - Violet Loraine
Front cover of The Tatler magazine featuring a portrait of actress and singer, Violet Loraine (1886-1956), star of the Bing Boys are Here, one of the most popular stage shows of the Great War period

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