Themed Collection (page 2)

Mikes Ship-Ahoy Sea Food Grotto, New York, USA
Mikes Ship-Ahoy Sea Food Grotto, Columbus and Broadway at 66th Street, New York, USA -- Visit the ship that never goes to sea, Captain Mike always on deck

A 2000 dinner party at the Savoy, 1910
The winter garden of the Savoy Hotel converted into a realistic representation of the North Pole when Mr George A. Kessler, the New York millionaire (seen on the right)

Tank handbag advertisement, WW1
A novelty hand bag in the shape of a tank, available from Mark Cross Ltd of Regent Street in 1918. 1918

Fancy Dress - Miss Dorothy Milne as a Second Balaclava
Miss Dorothy Milne in her fancy dress costume for the Covent Garden Fancy Dress Ball, as a Second Balaclava with British military leaders General Gordon and Kitchener clearly visible on her dress

The new Captain Lindbergh hat, all the rage in Paris in 1927, the year he made his record-breaking flight to Paris. It was built of grey felt and embossed in dull red. Date: 1927

Gamages Xmas bazaar advertisement, WW1
An advertisement for the famous Gamages store on Holborn, London, promoting their annual Christmas bazaar. Typically for the period

How the War Affects Hat Fashion, WW1
The Effect of Mars upon Venus - how the war is affecting the fashion of ladies headgear. On the left is a feminine translation of a kepi, the cap worn by French troops

American First World War postcard. Kind thoughts from glorious France! 1917-1918

Seasonable Cakes. Shamrock Cake. St Patricks Day Celebration Date: 1936

Raffle tickets at a childs themed party, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA

Selection of Halloween themed snacks, including spider cupcakes, scary face sandwiches and pizzas, background decoration of hollow pumpkin heads and black paper cats

Three iced ghost biscuits on a stick

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"Step into a world of nostalgia and themed delights. From the vintage allure of Booths Gin advertisement at The Blue Train restaurant to the heartwarming sentiments of WW2 Greetings Cards like 'Happy Landings' and 'Thumbs Up. ', immerse yourself in history. Marvel at the bravery depicted in cards honoring the Royal Navy, Fighter Planes, and W. A. A. F. , while bidding farewell with a cheerful 'Cheerio. ' from the A. T. S. Discover Le Nid's enchanting charm or get lost in tales woven by The Old Woman. Witness grandeur as The Royal Barge leaves Custom House Quay or indulge in opulence within Rowley Hall Chinese Bedroom. And don't forget to spot The Red Coat, an iconic symbol that stands out amidst it all. Join us on this journey through time where every corner tells a story. "