Flat Cap Collection (page 5)

Halls Brewery Off Licence Burton Ales & Stout in Bucknell Oxford The village does not have a pub so locals have to purchase their beer at the off licence, but must not drink it on the premises

Golf 1919 Tom Webster and James Braid moustache

The Chimes Lansbury Public House Pub - 1953 A old man sits at the bar with a pint of beer, lighting his cigarette relaxing from the rigors of work

Peter Cook actor at home in his garden wearing a hat

Howard Lang Actor in the Onedin Line - April 1979 Dbase MSI

Bob Hoskins Actor in demand - September 1986 dbase msi

Bob Hoskins Actor got into the film business because he got drunk one night and landed up in an audition. He hasn t stopped since September 1986 dbase msi

Max Wall comedian in 1974 A©mirrorpix
Max Wall comedian in 1974 © mirrorpix

Chic Murray Scottish comedian 1956 A©mirrorpix
Chic Murray Scottish comedian 1956 © mirrorpix

Wheelwright William Punday aged 73 seen here working with a circular saw February 1935

Prince Philip at Smiths Lawn Windsor April 1987

A rag and bone man with his horse and cart

Sean Connor Golf

Elton John the singer after returning from his tour of Russia June 1979

Lock keeper William Fradley has spent most of his 63 years on the canals Working narow boats all over the country. May 1959

At 78 Mr Jack Lee is one of the oldest workers at Ansells Brewery. In his tea break, a barrel makes a handy table while he snatches a quick read

Spike Milligan Actor / Comedian - December 1974

Walter Hagen and Abe Mitchell Golf June 1926 Abe Mitchell wearing plus fours and a flat cap walks along with Walter Hagen between holes during an International Golf match

Porthcawl - The old and the new... Retired miner John James, aged 63, of Cwmbran
Porthcawl - The old and the new.....Retired miner John James, aged 63, of Cwmbran, still enjoys the traditional holiday at Trecco Bay, Porthcawl - 28th July 1980 -

Hon Bob Condon agent for Sarne at meeting of Cannock Chase Miners to consider Sunday working at the colliery February 1947 006731/1

Elton John the singer after returning from his tour of Russia June 1979

Notts Forest fan and cafe owner with his unwanted FA cup semi final tickets for sale. March 1959

Elton John the singer at Watford - May 1982

Payne Stewart Golfer July 1990 at St Andrews Scotland - with Schweppes Cup in Mouth

Notts Forest fan with his unwanted FA cup semi final tickets for sale. March 1959

A man cutting up a fresh loaf of bread to serve his grandchildren at the breakfast table Circa 1954

Mr Jack Jones of the Transport and General Workers Union wearimng a cloth cap which is well known for wearing in cold or wet weather. 10th December 1968 Watscan - - 22/04/2009

Mr Jack Jones of the Transport and General Workers Union wearimng a cloth cap which is well known for wearing in cold or wet weather. 10th December 1968 Watscan - - 22/04/2009

Foreman at the AGlenlivet Distillery seen here unlocking the alcohol safe so sherry casks can be filled with their finest single malt whisky

Tom Dreaper on Arkle. November 1965

Mrs Queenie Robinson pictured with her husband her pet Ferrets. May 1975

Mr Robinson pictured with his pet Ferrets. May 1975

Road worker with drill taking up a street in London. 29th March 1935

Daily Mirror newspaper vendor carrying advertising hoarding with Man Bites Wife headline. Circa 1938

Jack Rowell coach of England Rugby Union looks on as they lose to France at Twickenham in the Five Nations Championship March 1997 Jeremy Guscott

Jack Rowell coach of England Rugby Union before they lose to France at Twickenham in the Five Nations Championship March 1997 Jeremy Guscott

Mrs Queenie Robinson pictured with her husband her pet Ferrets. May 1975

Mr Robinson pictured with his pet Ferrets. May 1975

Painter and decorater seen here at work circa April 1959

Maria Starling the youngest unmarried publican in the United Kingdom. seen here sharing a drink with one of the locals December 1958

Glenlivet Distillery worker relax with a game of darts in a Rothes pub. Circa 1948

A Glenlivet Distillery worker rolls a barrel of their finest single malt whisky to the bonded warehouse where it willl mature for a minimum of eight years. Circa 1946

Two distillery workers seen here in Rothes High Street about to say goodnight after a drink in the local pub. Circa 1948

Rag and bone man John White seen here with his nephew Nick on their rounds. September 1980 P004966

Sex Appeal models Fiona (left) and Yvonne say they ve never felt sexier in the baggy pants. And who would argue with them? September 1978 P006579

Tom Whalley one of a dying breed of clay pipe makers. However is a non-smoker. Circa 1935 P010017

Walt Collins with Thelma "one of the girls"assisting him to breed churkeys
Walt Collins with Thelma " one of the girls" assisting him to breed churkeys on his land plot in Catsyke, Yorks. A churkey is a chicken turkey cross breed June 1952 C2787

Mines a pint August 1973 Reuban Palmer is a man with a mighty thirst. So far hes drunk a staggering 324, 000 pints of best bitter. That is 40, 500 gallons, enough to fill a fleet of 10 bulk tankers

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In the early 20th century, the flat cap was a beloved accessory that transcended various realms of British culture. Tom Morris senior, the renowned British golfer, donned his flat cap with pride in a captivating portrait from around 1910. The image exudes an air of sophistication and hints at the timeless appeal of this classic headwear. But it wasn't just golfers who embraced the charm of the flat cap. Cyclists, too, found solace in its snug fit and stylish design as they embarked on thrilling adventures through picturesque landscapes. Whether cycling for sport or leisurely fun, these riders added a touch of elegance to their journeys with their trusty caps. Meanwhile, at St Peters Church in Broadstairs, Kent, England in 1910, locals gathered for a momentous occasion wearing their cherished flat caps. This snapshot captures not only fashion but also a sense of community and tradition that has endured throughout history. Moving forward to Byworth in Sussex circa 1931; a young boy confidently rides atop a majestic shire horse while sporting his own miniature version of the iconic hat. The juxtaposition between youthfulness and strength is striking - symbolizing both innocence and resilience. The agricultural industry also had its fair share of proud wearers. Mr Chris Lambert from Horsmonden proudly displayed his steam haulage contractor expertise alongside his trusted flat cap – an emblematic combination representing hard work and dedication to one's craft. Even comedians like Colin Crompton couldn't resist posing with luxury cars like Jaguar XJ12s while showcasing their impeccable style with well-fitted flat caps – proving that humor can be effortlessly paired with sophistication. Not limited to land-based activities alone; gun dogs accompanied hunters across Buckinghamshire's scenic countryside during exhilarating shooting expeditions. These loyal companions were often seen sporting shooting caps alongside their owners' traditional attire – capturing both functionality and fashion in one frame.