Women's Olympiad
World records tumble at the International and British Games for female athletes, held on 4 August 1924 at Stamford Bridge. One of the stars of the athletics track was London clerk Miss Mary Lines who, after breaking the
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World records tumble at the International and British Games for female athletes, held on 4 August 1924 at Stamford Bridge. One of the stars of the athletics track was London clerk Miss Mary Lines who, after breaking the
Lavish coverage of an even more lavish Royal wedding.
Capacity crowds gather in Blackpool, at what appears to be the South Shore Open-air Baths, to watch the women's swimming and diving trials for the 1928 Olympics - if only some of the spectators hadn't strolled in front o
The Dungeness lifeboat crew launched their brand new motorised lifeboat.
A Christmas message from Topical Budget featuring two camels.
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Announcement of the birth of a second daughter (Margaret Rose) to the Duke and Duchess of York.
Beginning with the dizzy height at the top of the jump, this captivating snapshot sees competitors hurtling down the slope, disappearing over the edge and finally in flight.
Retired nags enjoy a well-earned New Year's feed at the Cricklewood Home of Rest for Horses.
Rheumatic soldiers are treated with the latest in hydrotherapy at the Devonshire Hospital in Buxton, Derbyshire.
A crew of not-so-lonely lightshipmen enjoy a festive knees-up - 40 miles out at sea.
First outing for an imperial airship, traveling from Bedfordshire to London and back again.
The adrenaline rush of a race at South London's famous velodrome at the height of a cycling boom.
Blind soldiers from St. Dunstan's Hostel row on Regent's Park Lake.
Herr Nerz of Berlin University studies training methods at West Ham.
The Duke of York visits Cadbury's chocolate factory at Bourneville near Birmingham in the Midlands.