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Images Dated 18th August 2011 (page 10)

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Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Coronation. Band of Royal Marines

Coronation. Band of Royal Marines
The Band of The Royal Marines march past the west door of The Abbey. 1953

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Underwear for 1962 drawn by Barbara Hulanicki

Underwear for 1962 drawn by Barbara Hulanicki
A woman poses seductively wearing a pull-on corselette to emphasis her figure, with panels of lace, a low-cut back and six suspender anchorage. By Bien Jolie at Harrods for 10 guineas. Date: 1962

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Tatler Summer Number front cover, 6 June 1962

Tatler Summer Number front cover, 6 June 1962
Front cover of The Tatler Summer Number contrasting an engraving of a demure Victorian lady with a photograph of peachy pink rose petals, giving an overall summery feel! Date: 1962

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Underwear for 1962 drawn by Barbara Hulanicki

Underwear for 1962 drawn by Barbara Hulanicki
Left picture shows a bare view of the back that fashion demands in 1962 with a clever sans-strap, sans-back bra. Cups kept buoyant with secret padding by Silhouette. Date: 1962

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Saint Augustine

Saint Augustine
St Augustine (circa first third of the 6th century probably 26th May 604) - He was sent to Britain by Pope Gregory as a missionary

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Teddy Tinling tennis outfit, 1962

Teddy Tinling tennis outfit, 1962
A tailored tennis suit in cotton pique with a drawstring waist and crossed racquets motif embroidered in blue on the shirt top designed by tennis fashion guru, Teddy Tinling. Date: 1962

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Mother of the Bride fashion by drawn by Barbara Hulanicki

Mother of the Bride fashion by drawn by Barbara Hulanicki
Suggestions for Mother of the Bride fashion drawn by Barbara Hulanicki. On the left, a printed pink silk dress and jacket, a ripple of knife pleats in the skirt by John Cavanagh boutique

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Vice Admiral Sir John de Robeck, British naval officer

Vice Admiral Sir John de Robeck, British naval officer
Vice Admiral Sir John Michael de Robeck (1862-1928), British Royal Navy officer who commanded the Allied naval force in the Dardanelles during the First World War

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Tatler front cover - May 1962

Tatler front cover - May 1962
Bright front cover of The Tatler in 1962, featuring a variety of plants and flowers, the presiding subject of that particular issue. Date: 1962

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Lieutenant-Colonel Rochford-Boyd, British army officer

Lieutenant-Colonel Rochford-Boyd, British army officer
Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Charles Rochford-Boyd (1877-1917), British army officer with the Royal Horse Artillery, 16th Brigade during the First World War. Date: circa 1914

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Tonik fabric advertisement, 1962

Tonik fabric advertisement, 1962
Advertisement for Tonik, the aristocratic mohair cloth by Dormeuil. Its crisp, impeccable, superbly comfortable qualities make a Tonik suit the ideal flying outfit

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Commander Luigi Rizzo, Italian naval officer, WW1

Commander Luigi Rizzo, Italian naval officer, WW1
Commander (later Admiral) Luigi Rizzo (1887-1951), Italian naval officer, famous for sinking the Austro-Hungarian battleship SMS Szent Istvan in June 1918, during the First World War. Date: circa 1918

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Tonik fabric advertisement, 1962

Tonik fabric advertisement, 1962
Advertisement for Tonik, the aristocratic mohair cloth by Dormeuil. Its crisp, impeccable, superbly comfortable qualities make a Tonik suit the ideal thing to step aboard a glamorous Pullman train

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Tatler front cover, Wimbledon 1962

Tatler front cover, Wimbledon 1962
Front cover of The Tatler, reporting on Wimbledon Tennis Championship for 1962 and particularly tennis fashions. The girl clearing the net in style is wearing a tennis tunic by tennis fashion leading

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Belinda Belville suit, 1962

Belinda Belville suit, 1962
A box pleat skirt in blue plaid wool worn with a matching jacket and a white felt cloche hat and white sleeveless blouse, by Belinda Belville

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Alexandra Feodorovna, Empress of Russia

Alexandra Feodorovna, Empress of Russia
Alexandra Feodorovna Romanova, Empress of Russia (1872-1918). Born Princess Alix of Hesse and of the Rhine, she became the wife of Emperor Nicholas II in 1894. Date: circa 1894-1905

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: General Sir Henry Rawlinson and others, WW1

General Sir Henry Rawlinson and others, WW1
General Sir Henry Rawlinson (1864-1925), British army officer, with others on wooden decking at the side of a boat, either during or just after the First World War. Date: circa 1918-1919

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Tatler front cover, 1962

Tatler front cover, 1962
Graphic front cover of The Tatler depicting an Egyptian woman with a beatific smile made up from a number of Eastern style fabric designs, mainly from Liberty. Date: 1962

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Underwear for 1962 drawn by Barbara Hulanicki

Underwear for 1962 drawn by Barbara Hulanicki
On the left, a ravishing honeymoon set in white lace on pink, slotted with pink ribbons. Deep cleavage bra with wide white shoestring straps and suspender belt frilled with lace by Roussell

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Baron von Richthofen, German air ace, with colleagues, WW1

Baron von Richthofen, German air ace, with colleagues, WW1
Baron Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen (1892-1918), also known as the Red Baron, legendary German fighter pilot during the First World War

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: General Rawlinson and others, Peronne, France, WW1

General Rawlinson and others, Peronne, France, WW1
General Sir Henry Rawlinson (1864-1925), British army officer, seen here with other officers and an army chaplain in recaptured French territory in Peronne, northern France

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Teddy Tinling tennis dress 1962

Teddy Tinling tennis dress 1962
A terylene and cotton tennis dress designed by tennis fashion guru Teddy Tinling with frills trimming the hem and high neckline while the back swoops to a low and glamorous exit view. Date: 1962

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: General Fayolle and General Rawlinson, France, WW1

General Fayolle and General Rawlinson, France, WW1
General Marie Emile Fayolle (1858-1928), French army officer, and General Sir Henry Rawlinson (1864-1925), British army officer

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Baron von Richthofen and Reserve Lieutenant Klein, WW1

Baron von Richthofen and Reserve Lieutenant Klein, WW1
Baron Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen (1892-1918), also known as the Red Baron, legendary German fighter pilot during the First World War

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: General Sir William Robertson, British army officer

General Sir William Robertson, British army officer
General Sir William Robertson (1860-1933), British army officer who served as Chief of the Imperial General Staff (CIGS) during the First World War, from 1916 to 1918. Date: circa 1919

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: King Edwin with his troops

King Edwin with his troops
King Edwin was a King of Nothumbria. As a child his father was killed by the Bernicians so, he lived in exile in East Anglia

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Mother of the Bride outfit drawn by Barbara Hulanicki

Mother of the Bride outfit drawn by Barbara Hulanicki
A dress of ocean blue cellophane lace by Mandell as a suggested outfit for a mother of the bride. The line is simple with the skirt mounted on a taffeta camisole bodice

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Dr Karl Renner, Austrian politician, St Germain Chateau

Dr Karl Renner, Austrian politician, St Germain Chateau
Dr Karl Renner (1870-1950), Austrian politician, leaving St Germain Chateau, France, after receiving the terms of the St Germain en Laye Peace Treaty. The Treaty was signed on 10 September 1919

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: General Sir Henry Rawlinson, Querrieu Chateau, France

General Sir Henry Rawlinson, Querrieu Chateau, France
General Sir Henry Rawlinson (1864-1925), British army officer, standing outside 4th Army Headquarters, Querrieu Chateau, northern France, during the First World War. Date: July 1916

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: The first Saxons in Britain

The first Saxons in Britain
When the Romans withdrew their troops from Britain after about 400 years, the British King needed help with organising his army, so two Saxons

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Hat by Sybella, 1962

Hat by Sybella, 1962
A chic silk cartwheel hat to make an impact in with stripes in black and white by Sybella. Date: 1962

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Grave of Baron von Richthofen, German fighter pilot, WW1

Grave of Baron von Richthofen, German fighter pilot, WW1
The first grave of Baron Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen (1892-1918), also known as the Red Baron, legendary German fighter pilot during the First World War

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Eddie Rickenbacker, American fighter pilot, WW1

Eddie Rickenbacker, American fighter pilot, WW1
Edward Vernon Rickenbacker (1890-1973), nicknamed Fast Eddie, American fighter pilot and air ace of 94th Aero Squadron during the First World War. Seen here in northern France in his Spad XIII

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Standard of the White Horse

Standard of the White Horse
The Standard of the White Horse shown on this flag, carried by a British King, here the sign of a British regiment in the First Century AD

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: An English Soldier

An English Soldier
An early English soldier carrying a spear and a shield. Date: Circa 800 AD

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: St Augustine and the English

St Augustine and the English
St Augustine was sent by Pope Gregory as a missionary to England. He went first to King Ethelbert (because his French wife Bertha was already a Christian). Date: Circa 600 AD

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Mrs Anthony Royle in a hat by Peter Shepherd

Mrs Anthony Royle in a hat by Peter Shepherd
Mrs Anthony Royle, wife of the M.P. for Richmond, wearing a bold busby hat transformed into a mass of buttercup petals for summer designed by Peter Shepherd

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: The Tatler front cover, 9 May 1962

The Tatler front cover, 9 May 1962
Front cover of The Tatler for May 1962 celebrating London Fashion Week and featuring three models (Jean Shrimpton at the back)

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Bellville and Cie dress modelled by Jean Shrimpton, 1962

Bellville and Cie dress modelled by Jean Shrimpton, 1962
A froth of grey and white shadow striped organza bubbles over five layers of net petticoats. A pristine white organza cape etched with stripe is kept trim by a wide black patent leather belt which

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Underwear for 1962 drawn by Barbara Hulanicki

Underwear for 1962 drawn by Barbara Hulanicki
A selection of undergarments drawn by Barbara Hulanicki. From left, a white corselette in Vyrene Jacquard with a deep cutaway back and cushioned cups by Flexees at Harrods

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Mother of the Bride outfit drawn by Barbara Hulanicki

Mother of the Bride outfit drawn by Barbara Hulanicki
A suggested elegant outfit for a mother of the bride in 1962, drawn by Barbara Hulanicki. A carnation pink silk gauze dress and jacket, the skirt full with a front pleat by Harry B. Popper

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria

Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria (1869-1955), the last Bavarian Crown Prince. Date: circa 1917-1918

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria

Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria (1869-1955), the last Bavarian Crown Prince. Seen here in uniform during the First World War. Date: circa 1917-1918

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: General Rucquoy, Chief of Staff, Belgian Army, WW1

General Rucquoy, Chief of Staff, Belgian Army, WW1
General Rucquoy, Chief of Staff of the Belgian Army, seen here at his desk during the First World War. Date: circa 1914-1918

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Hat by Sybella, 1962

Hat by Sybella, 1962
Ex-model Barbara Goalen (then Mrs Nigel Campbell) wearing a large navy straw hat with a big brim and high crown by James Wedge for Liberty. Date: 1962

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Dr Karl Renner, Austrian politician, St Germain Chateau

Dr Karl Renner, Austrian politician, St Germain Chateau
Dr Karl Renner (1870-1950), Austrian politician, at a Peace Conference in St Germain Chateau, France, seen here standing, with his back to the camera

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Underwear for 1962 drawn by Barbara Hulanicki

Underwear for 1962 drawn by Barbara Hulanicki
On the left, a low back bra in black lace lined in pink marquisette by Emilio Pucci. Worn with a long-legged pantie girdle with bow-trimmed lace panel in front

Background imageImages Dated 18th August 2011: Coronation. Abbey entrance and reception

Coronation. Abbey entrance and reception
The temporary construction comprising the Queens entrance and reception hall. Outside, the array of Queens beasts can be seen along the wall of the reception hall. 1953



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