Illustrated history of the Blitz
More than 43,000 people were killed in little more than eight terrifying months. But it didn't lead to the decisive crushing of British resolve which Hitler had intended.
The 'old' harbour, Kyrenia, North Cyprus
View of factory
View of factory (circa 1890/1900). View of the factory from across Bath Road, looking towards the Cathedral. Horse drawn vehicles head towards the city.
Flight and Barr manufactory
Flight and Barr manufactory (circa 1800). An interesting view of the factory from the River Severn named ‘Royal China Manufactory’ after the Royal Warrant of 1789, showing a gateway into the factory for the delivery of raw materials. The Bishop’s Palace is to the right.
Cup Shop Boys
Cup Shop Boys (Circa 1970).
Shop window
Shop window (1951). People looking at a shop window which is displaying Royal Worcester Porcelain, especially the model of Princess Elizabeth on Tommy, taking her first Trooping the Colour. Small decorated vases are displayed inside.
Shop window
Shop window (1951). People looking at a shop window which is displaying Royal Worcester Porcelain, especially the model of Princess Elizabeth on Tommy, taking her first Trooping the Colour. Small decorated vases are displayed inside.