Eddie Collection (page 5)

Eddie Merton, superstitious stuntman, who always slept in a coffin on the night before a dangerous stunt. Seen here with a suitcase, helping to carry the coffin into his hotel. Date: 1971

Eddie Constantine (1917 - 1993), American film actor who has also appeared in French and British films

And then its heaven - Music Sheet Cover, lyric and music by Eddie Seiler, Sol Marcus and Al Kaufman, featured, broadcast and recorded by Joe Loss and his orchestra

Harrison Ivinson (later to become Eddie Stobarts first shop), Wigton, near Carlisle, Cumbria, England. Date: 1900s

Blitz in London - AFS firefighter, WW2
Blitz in London - a smiling AFS firefighter, a former Smithfield meat porter named Eddie. Date: 1940s

Sayings of Much-Recorded People by Eddie Tatham
Spread from The Bystander 1932 showing some of the scions of 1930s society, and revealing some unrecorded sayings of much-recorded people

AL JOLSON (1886-1950). American singer and comedian. With Eddie Cantor seated on his knee during a rehearsal. Photograph, 1941

JIMMY DURANTE (1893-1980). American entertainer. With Eddie Jackson on NBCs Colgate Comedy Hour. Photograph, 1953

SHIRLEY TEMPLE (1928-2014). American actress. At a March of Dimes event with comedian Eddie Cantor, Los Angeles, California. Photograph, 30 January 1934

CHICAGO WHITE SOX, 1917. Chicago White Sox players Eddie Murphy, John Shano Collins, Shoeless Joe Jackson, Happy Felsch, and Nemo Leibold at 1917 World Series. Photograph, 1917

CHICAGO WHITE SOX, 1917. White Sox pitcher Eddie Cicotte talking with manager Clarence Pants Rowland in the dugout during a game at Comiskey Park in Chicago, Illinois. Photograph, 1917

BICYCLING, c1890. Eddie Schwalbach, Brooklyn, who rode when but eighteen months old. Engraving, American, c1890

EDDIE CICOTTE (1884-1969). American baseball player, banned from the Major Leagues for his involvement with the 1919 Black Sox Scandal. Photograph, 1919

EDWARD V. RICKENBACKER (1890-1973). American aviator. Photograph, c1918

EDDIE CICOTTE (1884-1969). American baseball player, banned from the Major Leagues for his involvement with the 1919 Black Sox Scandal. Photograph, 1917

U. S. BOXING TEAM, 1960. The American Olympic boxing team and gold medal winners
U.S. BOXING TEAM, 1960. The American Olympic boxing team and gold medal winners, left to right: Muhammad Ali (n© Cassius Clay), Eddie Crook and Willie McClure

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

Prince and Princess of Wales with two sons, 1867
Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII and the former Princess Alexandra of Denmark (later Queen Alexandra), pictured in 1867 with their two eldest children

Programme cover for Very Good Eddie, 1918
Programme cover for Very Good Eddie staged at the Palace Theatre, London, 1918. Artwork by Dolly Tree. Date: 1918

Rosie Dolly - Marion Davies benefit soiree
Left to right Rene Torres, Irving Netcher, Mrs Skeets Gallagher, Eddie Sutherland, unknown male and Rosie Dolly at Marion Davies benefit soiree, New York, June 1934 1934

Eddie Holdencamp, Bulldogging Ranch Rodeo, Doubleday

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"Eddie: A Heroic Journey through Blitz, Football, and Stunts" Step into the extraordinary life of Eddie, a man who embodied courage and passion in every endeavor. From his days as an AFS firefighter during the Blitz in London to his remarkable career as a footballer for Arsenal FC, Eddie's story is one of resilience and determination. In the iconic image captured by Graphic Photo Union, we witness Arsenal legend Alex James gracefully maneuvering past three Manchester City players on the pitch. This snapshot encapsulates Eddie's era as he shared the field with some of football's greatest talents from 1929 to 1937. But Eddie was not only known for his skills on the football ground; he also had a taste for adventure. The Douglas DC-3S N1R became his vessel to explore new horizons and embrace thrilling experiences beyond sports. His audacious spirit led him to become a superstitious stuntman who slept in a coffin before dangerous feats - an eccentricity that both fascinated and perplexed many. Amidst all these daring pursuits, Eddie found solace in music and entertainment. Songs like "Till The Lights Of London Shine Again" and "When The Lights Go On Again" resonated deeply with him during wartime, reminding him of hope amidst darkness. He cherished performances by British variety duo "The Two Rascals, " whose comedic acts brought joy to audiences throughout the 1920s. Eddie's love for entertainment extended beyond spectating; he even collaborated with film producer Anthony Asquith at Twickenham Studios in London during the early 1930s. Their partnership showcased Eddie's versatility beyond sports as he sought guidance from Asquith while navigating new creative territories. As captain of Arsenal FC at Highbury Stadium, Eddie Hapgood commanded respect both on and off the pitch. Barratts Photo Press Ltd immortalized this moment when he ran onto the field, leading his team with unwavering determination.