Oxford Collection (page 4)

Oxford / Dreaming Spires
Oxford: dreaming spires viewed from the Sheldonian Date: circa 1903

Britain poster, Oxford High Street, by Thomas Huntley for The Travel Association. Date: circa 1938

Charles Morton
CHARLES MORTON Theatrical impresario, known as The Father of the Halls from his association with the Canterbury, Oxford, Alhambra and the Palace music halls. Date: 1819 - 1904

Queens College, Oxford Date: 1821

Restaurant Frascati, London
The Winter Garden in Restaurant Frascati, Oxford Street, London Date: 1910

Selfridges, London - Confectionery Section
Selfridges & Co, Oxford Street, London - Confectionery Section. Founded by American-born retail magnate Harry Gordon Selfridge (1858 - 1947), the Flagship store in Oxford Street was opened in 1909

The Micheline - a train on pneumatic tyres
The Micheline - the first train on pneumatic tyres. In commercial use since 1931 - the birth of the Michelin Tyre. This example was run on the L.M.S. Line (Bletchley to Oxford) in 1932

Princess Helena with Prince Christian Victor
Princess Helena, Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein (1846-1923) with her eldest child, Prince Christian Victor, born at Windsor on 14 April 1867

Selfridges Department Store, London, c. 1908
Illustration showing the architects design for Selfridges Department Store in Oxford Street, London, c.1908 when the store was being built

Sandwich Board Man - Oxford Street

Women Fencing 1902
An exhibition of ladies fencing at Oxford Town Hall

Brill Windmill, Oxfordshire, UK

The Dolly Sisters performing their Persian Dance 1921
The Dolly Sisters as they perform their Persian dance in the " League of Notions", a popular revue at the New Oxford

Cyclist beside the Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, UK

Bonsai shaped tree, Blenheim Park, Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England

Trees at Blenheim Park, Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England

OXFORD WATER DIVINER
Jack Timms dowsing with an assistant at Sendford-on- Thames. He has found over 1000 hidden water supplies since he first exercised his gift & he is much in demand Date: 1937

Christ Church, Oxford
England, Oxford, Christ Church meadow

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England, Oxfordshire, Oxford, A decorative gargoyle used to drain water from a roof at Trinity College

The Village, Beckley, Oxford, Headington, Oxfordshire, England. Date: 1920s

The Starting Point of Morris Motors, 1912, (1933). Creator: Unknown
The Starting Point of Morris Motors, 1912, (1933). The Oxford Garage in Oxford where British motor manufacturer and philanthropist William Morris (later Lord Nuffield) started his business

New College Lane, Hertford College, Bridge of Sighs (Hertford Bridge), Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Advertisement, James Figg, sword fighting, boxing
Advertisement for the services of the champion boxer James Figg - teaching gentlemen the use of the small backsword and quarterstaff, at home and abroad

Waring & Gillow / 1914
The fine exterior of Waring and Gillows furniture shop in Oxford Street, London Date: 1914

T Lloyd & Company, Oxford Street, London
T Lloyd & Company, Oxford Street, on the corner of Orchard Street, London. Date: circa 1910

John Lewis, Oxford Street, London
John Lewis department store, Oxford Street, London. Date: circa 1905

Bridge connecting buildings at Hertford College, Oxford
A new feature at Oxford: the bridge which will connect the old and new buildings of Hertford College, New College Lane, Oxford. The design for the bridge was by the architect Sir T. G. Jackson RA

The Albion Press, the larger press used by the Daniel Press, a small private press mainly active in Oxford run by Rev. Charles Henry Olive Daniel

OXFORD: MAGDALEN COLLEGE. A view of Magdalen College, Oxford, from the Magdalen Bridge. Lithograph, c1885

Radcliffe Camera and All Souls College from University Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

UK, Oxford, Portrait of John Locke (1632 - Oates), English philosopher
Unknown painter, Portrait of John Locke (Wringtone, 1632 - Oates, 1704), English philosopher

Lord Howard de Walden in libel suit
Lord Howard de Walden (Thomas Evelyn Scott-Ellis, 8th Baron Howard de Walden, 4th Baron Seaford, 1880-1946) in the witness box

Scottish rugby players
The Scottish rugby union three-quarter line, made up entirely of players from Oxford University, which contributed towards a Scottish grand slam in the Five Nations tournament of 1925

Oxford / Oriel College
Oxford: Oriel College

Shops / Jeweller C1905
The exterior of Jay, Richard Attenborough & Co Ltd in Oxford Street, London, who advertise themselves as goldsmiths, silversmiths and diamond merchants

Brasenose College, Oxford, Oxfordshire - Painted by landscape artist Alfred Robert Quinton for the Sevenoaks based publishing and printing company J. Salmon, and reproduced as a local view postcard

Oxford Crew, The Boat Race, outdoor sporting portrait of 9, with 4 seated, in caps and blazers. Captioned with names, C D Burnell, C K Philips, W B Stewart, T H E Stretch, W E Crum, M C Pilkington

The Royal Society (engraving)
1046913 The Royal Society (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Royal Society, a Portrait Group of some of the Most Distinguished Fellows)

Cardinal Wolsey (oil on panel)
IPS72960 Cardinal Wolsey (oil on panel) by Strong, Sampson (c.1550-1611) (after); 49x40 cm; Ipswich Borough Council Museums and Galleries, Suffolk

Lincoln College, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England

The Radcliffe Camera at twilight, Oxford, England

Chanteclair or Hi! Cock-a-Lorum by Joe Peterman and Geo Ricketts co, with music by Frank Leedham. First produced at the Oxford Music Hall on 20th June 1910

G O Smith, footballer and cricketer
Gilbert Oswald Smith (1872-1943), amateur footballer who played for Oxford University and the Corinthians, and was captain for England. He played first-class cricket for Oxford University and Surrey

Advert for Parkins and Gotto electrical novelties 1906
Advertisement from 1906 for Parkins and Gotto, of Oxford Street, London, showing the wide range of electrical novelties, including a working model of the Metropolitan electric railway train with

Bluebells in Bluebell woods in spring, Badbury Clump at Badbury Hill, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Albert Baker and Co.s Toilet Salon. Hair salon
Albert Baker and Co.s Toilet Salon on 25 Oxford Street. An old fashioned hair salon

Christ Church College, Oxford, England. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Oxford, Oxfordshire
A heavy wagon and a stage coach leave Oxford by the London Road. Magdalen Tower is on the right. Date: 1831

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