Uniforms Collection (#93)

Mrs. Edwina Roberts and sister Mrs. Louise Lancefield both traffic wardens in Chelsea. January 1975 75-00363

Three of the models (left) in the new bright red hooded coat zipped up to the neck, (centre) a Pinafore dress as to be worn by air stewardesses

Air Hostesses for supersonic airliners Francine Girgnon (29) from Air Canada arrived in London this morning and will be one of the Hostesses on the " Concorde" planes. May 1967 P004618

BEA Air Stewardesses line up for a group photograph at Heathrow Airport. May 1968 P004619

Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales taking the salute at the parade - The Prince appeared in his investiture uniform for the first ime today when he presented the colours at the inauguration of

Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales is cheered by crowds. September 1969

Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales on board HMS Bronington, in his cabin, during a voyage off the coast of Scotland 01/10/76 circa

Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales wearing the leek emblem in his cap as he attends the St Davids Day parade at Caterham Barracks 1st March 1975

Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales officially joined the Royal Navy - seen being greeted on arrival at Dartmouth

Duke Of Edinburgh Royalty at the Derby at Epsom. in June 1948

Prince Charles and his father Prince Philip wearing RAF uniform at the passing out parade at Cranwell. September 1971

Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip, Duke Of Edinburgh, acknowledge the salute of the Royal Navy lined up at Spithead for a Jubilee Fleet Review 28th June 1977

British Airways have lost the best advertisement they ever had. Roz Hanby, the stewardess whose face launched a million fligths, is leaving the company to start a new career as a TV presenter

Salford Police parade in new overcoats and helmets: Mr. A. J
Salford Police parade in new overcoats and helmets: Mr. A.J. Paterson, the Chief Constable of Salford inspecting members of the Salford City Police Force when they paraded this afternoon at

World War II Women: London transport - conductresses seen here reporting to the inspector berfore starting work. This is one of countless jobs now being undertaken by women to free men up for

Royal Tournament. Parade of Navy, Army and Air Force. May 1936 P003714

The Queen and Duke pictured during the Royal visit to Sierra Leone. November 1961 P009404

Young boy wearing school uniform carrying a satchel on his shoulder. December 1969 Z12536

Patrick Troughton actor dressed as Robin Hood March 1953 in Battersea Park in London watched by young children as he aims his bow and arrow. He is to star as Robin Hood in a childrens TV series

PCs Mike Allen and Steve Oliver, the laughing policemen get in on the red nose act, giving the giggles to Newcastle shoppers for Comic Relief in 1988

Nurses at Coventry & Warwickshire hospitals mammography unit, Stoney Stanton Road, Coventry. 6th September 1990

For the first time since the war, sixty American Super Fortresses and 1, 500 men arrived in Britain at three RAF bases for a " short period of temporary duty". The U.S

World War II Women: Members of the WaF are paraded on the orderly room. May 1941 P010216

World War II Women. Members of the Womens Junior Air Corps. October 1942 P010205

World War II Women: W. A. A. F.s in training. How to tackle an incendiary
World War II Women: W.A.A.F.s in training. How to tackle an incendiary, instructor holding burning practice incendiary bomb. May 1941 P010218

Canadian soldiers home-from-home Ice skating events. March 1941 P009212

Young Wren Cadets on a day out. Circa 1945

Admiral Earl Mountbatten of Burma with, on left Lt. Gen. G. G. Simonds, and on right, Maj
Admiral Earl Mountbatten of Burma with, on left Lt. Gen. G.G. Simonds, and on right, Maj. Gen. C.E. Weir. August 1955 P009809

The Striking Lollipop man William Stimpson. His sign reads "better pay
The Striking Lollipop man William Stimpson. His sign reads " better pay." January 1970 70-0407-001

Officers of Chiang Kai Sheks nationalist army with young officer in white uniform in China during the civil war. July 1927

Alex "The General"Duncan from Motherwell in his uniform
Alex " The General" Duncan from Motherwell in his uniform

Wren Anne Rendell of Exmouth from H. M. S. "Drake"
Wren Anne Rendell of Exmouth from H.M.S. " Drake" where she is on the staff of the Commander in Chief, helps the daffodil pickers. March 1969 Z2249

Lord Baden - Powell with scouts of various nationalities at Wembley Jamboree in 1924. August 1924 P009992

Dads Army actors at the opening of a new exhibition about the real Dads Army - the Home Guard at the Imperial War Museum, Left to right are Private Godfrey played by Arnold Ridley

Members of the theatre cast for the West End stage production of the popular television comedy series Dads Army August 1975

Actoes Hamish Roughead (left) and John Bardon who take over the roles of Frazer and Walker for the West End stage production of the popular television comedy series Dads Army August 1975

Members of the cast of the popular television comedy series Dads Army appear in a special Christmas show where they have to train for snowy weather

Arthur Lowe dressed up as St George during filming for the episode Knights of Madness in the final series of the popular wartime comedy television programme Dads Army

Arthur Lowe who plays Captain Mainwaring (right) and John Laurie (Private Frazer) in the popular wartime comedy television programme Dads Army

Stars of the popular wartime comedy television programme Dads Army toast each other after recording the final ever episode at BBC Television Centre in Shepherds Bush

Arthur Lowe dressed up as St George during filming for the episode Knights of Madness in the final series of the popular wartime comedy television programme Dads Army

Emergency Services team - (l - r) Irene Haak, Whickham Red Cross, June Thompson, Newcastle Red Cross, Roberta Walker, Whickham, Allan Calvert, Newcastle Red Cross, Bill Clough

Actor Arnold Ridley in his role as Private Godfrey in the BBC television series Dads Army January 1973

Stars of the popular wartime comedy television programme Dads Army toast pose for a group photograph after recording the final ever episode at BBC Television Centre in Shepherds Bush. July 1977

Members of the order of St John and The St John Ambulance Association received an insignia at the investuture ceremony held at the oders Grand Priory Church in Clerkenwell

Two Russian Siberian troopers in their winter clothes during fighting on the Eastern Front in World War One November 1914

WaF officer Colonel J D Gray demonstrates the art of horseshoe throwing to an American Air Force officer during the Second World War. July 1943

American Naval policeman photographed at Kings Cross station in London during the second World War.They carry long truncheons instead of a revolver July 1942

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"Uniforms: A Reflection of History, Honor, and Unity" Step back in time to the inter-war period with this British Military Poster, showcasing the impeccable uniforms worn by brave soldiers. The Royal Logistic Corps stands tall in their distinguished attire, symbolizing strength and dedication. Witness the solemnity of a Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, their uniform representing reverence for those who made the ultimate sacrifice. In London's bustling streets, a Police Officer commands respect in their iconic uniform as they ensure safety and uphold justice. Marvel at the precision and grandeur of Grenadier Guards marching to Wellington Barracks after an awe-inspiring Changing of the Guard ceremony. These uniforms exude tradition and evoke a sense of national pride. London's Police Officers don their distinctive attire as they patrol our vibrant city streets, embodying authority and protection. From World War I recruitment posters to those promoting opportunities for women during wartime (WaC and WRNS), they have long been symbols of courage and resilience. Travel back to 1912 when athletes from around the world gathered for the Olympics; witness a pole vaulter soaring through history while clad in his country's uniform – an emblematic representation of sportsmanship on a global stage. Even Queen Elizabeth II herself wore her regal uniform during her visit to Australia in 1954, epitomizing grace and dignity wherever she goes. And let us not forget that historic moment when Armistice was signed in Compiegne during World War I – uniforms united nations under one cause: peace. Uniforms transcend time; they tell stories etched into our collective memory. They remind us that whether it be military or civilian service, athletics or diplomacy - these garments unite individuals towards common goals while honoring traditions that shape our past, present, and future.