1910s Collection (page 8)

Jawaharlal Nehru & wife Kamala Nehru, with their daughter Indira Nehru, a. k. a
Jawaharlal Nehru & wife Kamala Nehru, with their daughter Indira Nehru, a.k.a. Indira Gandhi, 1918

Lady Liberty on Telephone, "Hello! This is Liberty Speaking, Billions of Dollars are Needed and Needed Now"
Lady Liberty on Telephone, " Hello! This is Liberty Speaking, Billions of Dollars are Needed and Needed Now", World War I Poster, by Z.P. Nikolaki, USA, 1918

Silhouette of Soldier with Rifle and Bayonet, "Be Ready! Join Now", World War I Recruitment Poster
Silhouette of Soldier with Rifle and Bayonet, " Be Ready! Join Now", World War I Recruitment Poster, Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, United Kingdom, 1915

Silent Film Hollywood Poster Man
Man in Top Hat Gambling, Movie Poster, " Cold Deck", 1917. (Photo by: Universal History Archive/UIG)

RMS Titanic
Poster for the RMS Titanic, a British passenger liner that sank in the North Atlantic Ocean in the early morning of 15 April 1912 after colliding with an iceberg during her maiden voyage

Russian Propaganda from the Bolshevik era showing Lenin pointing. The Bolsheviks became the Communist Party of the Soviet Union

St. Nicholas Naval Cathedral, 1913, Kronstadt, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Art Nouveau house, Albert Street, Riga, Latvia

Art Nouveau house, Elizabetes street, Riga, Latvia

The Cats House, Old Town, Riga, Latvia

Art Nouveau house, Riga, Latvia

Monument to the Battle of the Nations (Vaolkerschlachtdenkmal), 1913, Leipzig, Saxony
Monument to the Battle of the Nations (VAolkerschlachtdenkmal), 1913, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany

Detail of bronze door, Russian Memorial Church (1913), Leipzig, Saxony, Germany

Russian Memorial Church (1913), Leipzig, Saxony, Germany

Royal Liver Building, Liverpool, UK

Santiago Stock Exchange building, Bolsa de Comercio (1917), Santiago, Chile

New City Hall, Neues Rathaus (1913), Hanover, Lower Saxony, Germany

Training picture of Manchester United and Wales star Billy Meredith Circa 1915

British Army sodlierss seen here practicing in the countryside of the Fenlands, around Suffolk and Cambridgeshire during the First World War. Circa 1914

6th Cambridgeshire Rifle Volunteer Corps seen here mobilised and forming up in Cambridge before moving off to Romford 5th August 1914. In the background is the Chapel of St JohnOs College

Picture shows the departure of The Cambridgeshire Regiment. from Cambridge Station, in August 1914. Soldiers in the train and their loved ones on the platforms say goodbye to one and other

Fee £100 for online and £200 for print Bob Weighton - worlds oldest man
Fee £ 100 for online and £ 200 for print Bob Weighton - worlds oldest man, 111-year-old Bob Weighton Collect dated 1911/1912 - David, Jean, John, Margaret, Granny, Bob and Bessie

George Garrett, in 1916 on the Pinar Del Rio ship. Mr Garrett showed George Orwell around Liverpool 80 years ago and his grandson Sean Garrett opens up the family archive

Military parade down Park Street, Bristol, Circa 1915

Old Market Street, Bristol, Circa 1910

Knowle Lawn Tennis Club, Bristol, Circa 1914

Wells Road, Knowle, Bristol, Circa 1914

General view inside the crater of the highly active volcano Mount Vesuvius on the Gulf of Naples in Campania, Italy. 3rd June 1912

Port Sunlight Works and Part of Village, Merseyside, Circa 1914

Port Sunlight Works, Merseyside, Circa 1914

Florence Nightingale burial place. Picture shows the Nightingale family burial site is at the Church of St. Margaret in East Wellow very near the family estate of Embley Park, near Romsey, Hampshire

Lord Northcliffe (2nd Left) seen here with his wife and golfing colleagues at Sutton Place. Circa 1910

Street scene, London Road, Riverhead, Kent. Circa 1915

Sea Scouts in their bunks on board the Daily Mirror vessel. September 1912

Mrs Fagan, the well known Chelsea artist arrives in a sedan chair, carried by Mr Jack ( the portrait painter) and Mr W Macbeth (also an artist) both dressed as Abyssinians

The sunken Armada Galleon giving up stones! A number of relics, few of them of any intrinsic value, have been recovered as the result of the operations in Tobermory Bay

Treasure ship, Miss Nailor, Colonel Foss assistant carefully going through shells for coins. August 1919

The Martinsyde Raymor biplane being assembled at the airfield at Quidi Vidi Lake in St. John s, Newfoundland, prior to the attempt by Frederick Raynham (pilot) and C.W.F

Miss E Barnwell wins the egg and spoon race at a theatrical sports meeting. July 1910

Two boys standing outside the bakery E J How, in Mill Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. Circa 1915

Womens sculling championship of the River Thames. Which was promoted and organised by the Daily Mirror. Miss Brady (2nd) assists the winner Miss Pocock, who is rowed out

High jumping for girls at London sports event in connection with a garden-party and fete organised by the St. Barnabas Swimming Club in aid of their church institute. Upton Park

Red letter day for the Sea Scouts. Formal presentation of the vessel given to them by The Daily Mirror. A very interesting ceremony takes place at Greenwich, when the ketch yacht

Sea Scouts on board the vessel given to them by The Daily Mirror. September 1912

A busy scene on West Beach, Suvla Point twenty four hours prior to the evacuation of Gallipoli. Our picture shows: Soldiers embarking on a lighter vessel known to the troops as Beetles during

Battle tactics on the use of tanks is demonstrated to King George V at Sautricourt, 10 August 1918

General Allenby leaving by the Jaffa Gate for advanced General Head Quarters after attending the official entry into Jerusalem. The city had surrendered to the Allied forces on the 9th December 1917

General Allenby takes the salute after the reading of the Proclamation of Occupation from the steps at the base of the Tower of David (El Kala, the Citadel) Jerusalem

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The 1910s were a time of great change and upheaval, both in the UK and around the world. As World War I loomed on the horizon, Lord Kitchener's iconic "Your Country Needs You" recruitment campaign echoed through the streets, urging men to join the fight for their country. The propaganda slogans became synonymous with this era, as patriotism surged and young men answered the call to arms. Meanwhile, in the entertainment industry, Barbra Streisand dazzled audiences in her roller skates during her performance in "Funny Girl" - a film that brought to life the story of American comedienne Fanny Brice. This cinematic masterpiece captured hearts and showcased Streisand's immense talent. In Gloucestershire, picturesque scenes unfolded at Winchcombe Station and Footbridge as well as Moreton-in-Marsh Station. These snapshots from c. 1910 transport us back to a simpler time when steam trains chugged along their tracks amidst stunning countryside landscapes. But not all was idyllic during this decade; it was also an era of struggle for women's rights. The suffragettes fought tirelessly for equality and voting rights through protests and publications like magazines dedicated to their cause. Their determination paved the way for progress towards gender equality. Amidst political movements and social change, advertisements played a significant role in shaping popular culture. Ushers Scotch whiskey adverts enticed consumers with promises of quality spirits while La Vie Parisienne magazines transported readers into a world of glamourous baths adorned with fashionable bathing hats by Cheri Herouard. As we delve further into this captivating period through photographs like Shambles CC76_00555 or Didcot Station and Signal Box in Oxfordshire circa 1910 or Platform 1 at Paddington Station from that same era (Picture No. 11981750), we are reminded of how much has changed since then but also how some elements have remained timeless.