Bobby Collection (page 6)

A Policeman at Piccadilly Circus, London, close to Eros
A Policeman at Piccadilly Circus, London, close to the Statue of Eros, stopping the traffic (consisting of a row of London taxis). Date: circa 1909

Trafalgar Square, London at 2am - Silhouette of a Policeman standing patiently on the pavement Date: circa 1910

Sir Kingsley Wood opens St Barnabas Hall in Eltham, London, which was dedicated by the Baron of Woolwich. An exterior view of the building. 1937

Two policemen stand outside a house, the site of a fire tragedy in Bromley, Kent. 23 November 1938

The Erith carnival queen and her attendants in procession. 1939

PC Tabreham presentation, 1933

Eltham Carnival in Kent. 1934

Commons fire at St Pauls Cray, Kent. 1934

Eltham Carnival in Kent. Policemen talking with the Big Heads. 1934

Eltham Carnival in Kent. Traffic crossing. 1934

A crowd gathers at the site of a fire on Dartford Heath, Kent. 1939

PC Dent and a lame horse - if the horse was not fit for work, then it would be immediately removed from the shafts of the cart and taken off to the animal pound

The Chislehurst and Sidcup Play Leadership in procession

Famous lucky black cat strolls passed Number 10 Downing Street during the European Crisis 3 September 1939

Picture No. 10849985
Edinburgh - statue of dog, Greyfriars Bobby (Dog) Date:

Red-footed Booby - at nest - Wolf Island Galapagos AU-1506
PPC-20138 Red-footed Booby - at nest Wolf Island Galapagos Sula sula D. Parer & E. Parer-Cook contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

SOCCER: WORLD CUP, 1970. Bobby Charlton (left) of England playing against Karl-Heinz Schnellinger of West Germany during the 1970 World Cup quarter final, 14 June 1970

SOCCER MATCH, 1971. Bobby Moore of West Ham United kicks the ball away from Jeff Astle of West Bromwich Albion during a soccer match, 1971

(1902-1971). Known as Bobby. Jones (at right) at the opening of his golf course in his hometown of Atlanta, Georgia
ROBERT TYRE JONES (1902-1971). Known as Bobby. Jones (at right) at the opening of his golf course in his hometown of Atlanta, Georgia, standing next to the courses designer

EUROPEAN CUP, 1970. Lou Macari (center) and Bobby Lennox of Celtic FC rejoice after scoring the winning goal against Dundee United to go to the European Cup Final, 1970

ROBERT F. KENNEDY (1925-1968). American lawyer and politician. Kennedy, while Attorney General, speaking at a demonstration by the Congress of Racial Equality outside the Justice Department in

Kennedy Wedding, 1953
KENNEDY WEDDING, 1953. The Kennedy family surrounding John (lower right) and Jacqueline (lower left) on their wedding day, 12 September 1953. Photograph by Toni Frissell

Bobby Leach, and his barrel. Postcard showing a composite photograph of daredevil Bobby Leach standing in the steel barrel he used to successfully go over Horseshoe Falls, July 1911

Tennis Illustrated - Comic Postcard - Our Advantage A romantic liason between the local Bobby (Definitely off the Beat!) and a parlour maid

Samuel Johnsons House
DR SAMUEL JOHNSONs house at 17 Gough Square, off Fleet Street, London. Johnston lived here from 1748 - 1759. Date: built 1700

Bobby evening dress, 1953
An evening dress with a plunging halter neck-line and full, swirling skirt made from a tropical flower print Ever-glaze cotton. Date: 1953

THOMSON HOME RUN, 1951. Bobby Thomson of the New York Giants hitting his pennant-winning home run, the so-called Shot Heard round the World

Bobby Leach and his barrel - Niagara Falls
British former stuntman Bobby Leach (1858 - 1926) and his barrel, in which he survived passage over Niagara Falls, Canada, at severe detriment to his future health

Policeman and parked late 1920s cars
A Policeman walks past two parked cars, a Austin 10 Drop Head Coupe & 1939 Armstrong Siddeley (right)

London Policeman and children
A London Bobby on the beat holds the hands of some school children, possibly prior to guiding them safely across the busy road

Policeman on Traffic Duty
A London Policeman directing the traffic on a busy crossing point

Advert / Tower Bridge
By rail and sea from Paris to Brighton or London, featuring Tower Bridge, a bobby and soldiers 8 of 8

London Snowed Upon
Snow falls upon a London street : a bobby wears a distinctive winter cape, making sure that vehicles obey the instruction to Drive Slowly

Policeman Directs Lady
A friendly young policeman points a middle-aged lady in the right direction

Police Profile
Two young British policemen, photographed in profile whilst on duty at a May Day rally

Tourist and Bobby
A tourist just off the train from Paris enjoys her first sight of the legendary London bobby who is only too happy to help her find her way to her chosen destination

Police & Men about Town
Some young men-about-town are apprehended by a policeman. One of the men foolishly holds up his fists ready to fight, but the policeman is armed with a truncheon

Model in Shorts 1940
Young model wears white linen shorts and a striped, short- sleeved, double-breasted linen jacket. She also wears a pair of thick soled shoes laced up with cord

Bob Leach & his Barrel
Bobby Leach and his barrel after his perilous trip over Niagara Falls

Loitering Boy / Policeman
A policeman approaches a young man in the street and asks him why he is loitering. He claims he is waiting for " the young gal wot I pays my attention to"

Zealous Policeman / C1830
A zealous policeman physically apprehends a suspect right outside the police station

Loitering Woman / Police
A policeman approaches a loitering woman in a pink dress and green bonnet, who declares she is waiting for her fiance

Policemen W / Suitcases
A large group of uniformed policemen walk along an unidentified street carrying suitcases, perhaps before a training session

Policeman in Ambush
A policeman waits behind a wall ready to ambush with his truncheon

Bobby Convey's Game-Winning Goal: Reading FC Triumphs Over Southampton 2-0
Bobby Convey fires a shot past the Saints defender in the 2-0 win

Bobby Convey challenges Paul Ince for the ball
Bobby Convey challenges Paul Ince in the 1-1 draw at the Madejski Stadium

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"Bobby: A Remarkable Journey of Triumph, Legacy, and Loyalty" In the realm of sports legends, few names resonate as profoundly as Bobby Moore. Queen Elizabeth II herself presented him with the coveted World Cup trophy in a moment that would forever etch his name into football history. But Bobby's impact extended far beyond the pitch. In Belfast, a powerful war mural immortalized another iconic figure - Bobby Sands MP - reminding us of the enduring spirit and resilience that both men embodied. While Augusta National Golf Club House witnessed countless tales of sporting greatness, it was also witness to Bobby's unwavering dedication to excellence. His indomitable spirit echoed through its hallowed halls in 1943. Yet there was more to this extraordinary individual than just athletic prowess. "Too Many Cooks" by Lawson Wood captured his infectious charm and larger-than-life personality that endeared him to fans around the world. The front cover of the World Cup 1966 edition serves as a testament to Bobby's leadership and skillful play on England's victorious journey towards glory. It encapsulates an era when he became an icon for generations to come. Just like Greyfriars Bobby, the legendary Skye Terrier who faithfully guarded his master's grave in Edinburgh, Scotland; Bobby Moore exemplified loyalty and devotion throughout his career. He stood tall amidst challenges faced by both man and dog alike. Even Joseph Kennedy, American Ambassador at the time, recognized Bobby's exceptional talent during their meeting in 1938. Their encounter symbolized how sport transcends borders and unites people from diverse backgrounds under one common passion. Edinburgh proudly boasts multiple tributes honoring this remarkable man - from statues on Candlemaker Row capturing Greyfriars Bobby's undying loyalty to Kay Snap’s endearing photograph titled "Mr. Bobby The Policeman. " Bobby Moore left an indelible mark not only on football but also on our collective consciousness.