Nancy Collection (page 6)

Harvey Nichols, Musquash coat - Wellington Arch - C Anderson
Client: Harvey Nichols - Musquash coat - Wellington Arch - model C Anderson - August 26, 1949 Date: 1949

Hebe Sports, Grey birds-eye suit, Rotten Row, Pamela Minchin
Client: Hebe Sports - Grey birds-eye suit with horse rider in Rotten Row - model Pamela Minchin - January 17, 1949 Date: 1949

Client: Little X by Silhouette - live lingerie shoot
Client: Rs Caplin - Brand: Little X by Silhouette - live lingerie shoot (2/3). Date: 1965

Client: Little X by Silhouette - live lingerie shoot
Client: Rs Caplin - Brand: Little X by Silhouette - live lingerie shoot (1/3). Date: 1965

Fashion shoot possibly at Cliveden - actress Patricia Roe - circa early 1940s. Date: circa early 1940s

Harper's Bazaar - Margaret Lockwood - Molyneux Dress
Client: Harper's Bazaar - Margaret Lockwood - location legendary socialite Chips Channon's house at 5 Belgrave Square - Molyneux Dress - February 4, 1942 Date: 1942

Client: Vanity Fair - location: Teddington - Striped white jersey and navy trousers - April 24, 1958 Date: 1958

Woman's Day magazine - article on shampooing - 1957
Editorial photograph for Woman's Day magazine - article on shampooing - 1957. Date: 1957

Client: Linzi Dresses Ltd. - Trio of models
Client: Linzi Dresses Ltd. - Three models posing in colourful lace evening dresses - Models:s Lynch, H Dehn and H Bunny (?) - Shoot Date: August 27, 1956. (2/2) Date: 1956

Client: Linzi Dresses Ltd. - Trio of models
Client: Linzi Dresses Ltd. - Three models posing in colourful lace evening dresses - Models:s Lynch, H Dehn and H Bunny (?) - Shoot Date: August 27, 1956. (1/2) Date: 1955

Frederick Henri Kay Henrion - German Graphic Designer
Frederick Henri Kay Henrion (1914-1990) - German Graphic Designer - circa mid-1950s Date: circa mid-1950s

Client: Woollands Brothers - Red Grosgrain evening dress - September 26, 1957 Date: 1957

Client: Woollands Brothers - black cocktail dress
Client: Woollands Brothers - Model in black cocktail dress with long black leather gloves and handbag and gentleman seated in evening dress, smoking a cigarette - September 4, 1957 Date: 1957

Client: Linzi - Pink Lace Evening Dress - September 26, 1957. Date: 1957

Two smartly-dressed teenage boys - circa 1964
Two smartly-dressed teenage boys in sharp suits - circa 1964 Date: circa 1964

Client: Women's Day - Smart woollen Jersey - May 27, 1958 Date: 1958

Client: George Newnes - Shoot for Woman's Own
Client: George Newnes (Publisher) - Shoot for Woman's Own (likely for an advertising space sales feature) - Mother and daughter knitting - February 10, 1964 - shot at 20

Two smartly-dressed teenage boys - circa 1964
Two smartly-dressed teenage boys in sharp suits - circa 1964 Date: circa 1964

Knitting pattern shoot - circa 1962
Possibly a knitting pattern shoot - circa 1962 Date: circa 1962

Window cleaning product advertisement shoot
Possibly a window cleaning product advertisement shoot - circa 1955 Date: circa 1955

Client: Vanity Fair - cotton maternity dress - April Ashley
Client: Vanity Fair - model April Ashley (1935-2021) in a striped cotton maternity dress, reading a letter- February 17, 1961. Location - 43 Campden Hill Road. Date: 1961

Client: Vanity Fair - cotton maternity dress - April Ashley
Client: Vanity Fair - model April Ashley (1935-2021) in a check cotton maternity dress, holding a tea tray- February 17, 1961. Location - 43 Campden Hill Road. Date: 1961

Shoot for (probably) Vanity Fair - Model and Rowers
Shoot for (probably) Vanity Fair - 1950s. Model with a team of rowers. Date: 1950s

Woollands Catalogue shoot - Evening wear
Two young ladies in pretty evening dresses acompanied by a youthful gent in full evening dress - possiby a Woollands Catalogue shoot. Smart interior. Date: circa 1958

Client: Dorville at The Albert Memorial, London - Model in a Black Town Suit, with small hat and umbrella - July 6, 1951. Date: 1951

Two models in dark capes at Albert Memorial
Two models in dark capes and fancy hats - Shoot at Albert Memorial, London. Date: circa 1950s

Two models in pastel tone knitwear (pale blue and pink), posing in a smart white interior with a black and white chequerboard linoleum floor

Client: Charles Metcalf - Model in Sumrie dark red suit with US Officer in Trafalgar Sqare (The National Gallery in background) shoot date - April 20, 1944 Date: 1944

WW2 - Wartime shoot for Harper's Bazaar - Worth
WW2 - Wartime shoot for Harper's Bazaar July/August 1944 issue - Elegant Black evening dress by Worth - American GI soldier - shoot date: April 26, 1944 (on location not studio)

Harrods, Knightsbridge - tweed suit and fancy hat
Shoot for Harrods - circa 1965 - model wearing a tweed suit and fancy hat - with a backdrop of the iconic British luxury department store - located on Brompton Road in Knightsbridge, London

Shoot for Woman's Own - Couple looking through magazines - likely for a feature to sell advertising space. Client likely George Newnes (Publisher) Date: circa 1965

Shoot for Woman's Own - Father's Day
Shoot for Woman's Own Special Advertisement Feature - Father's Day - circa late 1950s Date: circa late 1950s

George Newnes shoot for Woman's Own - Knitting
Client: George Newnes (Publisher) - Shoot for Woman's Own (likely for an advertising space sales feature) - Mother and daughter knitting - February 10, 1964 - shot at 20

Peter Hatch - when serving in the Royal Navy - WW2
Peter Hatch (1913-1989) - Graphic Designer - when serving in the Royal Navy - WW2 - circa 1941. Date: circa 1941

Dorchester Hotel - Model in short coat. Date: circa late 1950s

Wedding Dress shoot - late 1950s. Date: circa 1958

Shoot for Academy Albums - Wedding Photography Date: circa mid-1960s

Shoot for Academy Albums - Wedding Photography. Date: circa mid-1960s

Shoot for Academy Albums - Wedding Photography Date: circa mid-1960s

Shoot for Academy Albums - Wedding Photographs
Shoot for Academy Albums - Wedding / Memory Photographs Date: circa mid-1960s

Client: John Craig - Knitwear shoot - September 7, 1966 (1/2) Date: 1966

Shoot for Carlsberg - mid 1960s (2/2). Date: circa mid-1960s

Shoot for Carlsberg - mid 1960s Date: circa mid-1960s

Shoot for Carlsberg - mid 1960s (1/2). Date: circa mid-1960s

Rider with check coat, riding helmet, tight roll-neck jumper/sweater and her horse Date: circa late 1940s

Client: John Craig - Knitwear shoot - September 7, 1966 (2/2) Date: 1966

Shoot for Vanity Fair - Tweed Coat and small car - July 5, 1960 Date: 1960

Client: Rhona Roy - Elegant full length dress - October 4, 1963. (The model is either Jane Saffro or Vicki Stevens) Date: 1963

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