Ticket Collection (page 9)

Ticket Of The London Hospital From The Works Of Hogarth Published London 1833

Ticket For Tiverton School Feast 1740 From The Works Of Hogarth Published London 1833

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Travel ticket with comic verse on a Christmas card. Date: 1889

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A provincial family was forced to pay a high price for an insignificant show. from the Little Miseries of Human Life, 1843

Ticket for the Pickwick Theatre, ca. 1940. Creator: Unknown
The world of entertainment, like so many other areas of life, was segregated along racial lines during this period of US history

New Year Season Ticket 1889, Health and Prosperity Line -- red cover, with gold lettering, With Greetings for the Season, Available to All. (2 of 2) Date: 1889

First Class Contract, spoof ticket, 25 December, available by all routes to Prosperity, Health and Happiness. Date: circa 1880s

Christmas card in the form of a railway ticket -- Wishing you a First Class time of it. Date: 1888

Old Maid card game - Tickets Please - London Underground. circa 1950s

Soho, London - Keith Prowse ticket agency, offering tickets for Neil Young, Elton John, David Cassidy, Sweet, Roxy Music, and many more. 1973

Webster & Waddington, theatre ticket agents, London
Webster & Waddington Ltd, theatre, opera and concert ticket agents, Regent Street, London, with posters advertising concerts and productions. Date: 1906

Cartoon, Replacing those who are at the Front, WW1
Cartoon, Replacing those who are at the Front, showing French women taking on mens jobs during the First World War: shaving a man in a barbers shop, punching a travel ticket, selling newspapers

Man standing in the street outside the public house & pawnbr
Slide showing a drawing of a man holding a ticket standing outside of a public house and a pawnbrokers, with the words: My head is bad, my pockets are empty; the pawnbrokers got my clothes

ELLIS ISLAND: IMMIGRANTS. Italian immigrants at Ellis Island, wearing tags stating their destinations. Photograph, c1910

Regal Cinema programme, Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex

Paris Sacre Coeur
The church stands high on the butte de Montmartre, but you don t have to walk up the hill, theres a funicular to carry you for the price of a metro ticket. Date: circa 1904

Royal Exchange at Harrods, Knightsbridge. Erected for the convenience of Harrods visitors, the Royal Exchange fills many wants

Interior of Ticket Office at Paddington Station, 1913
This interior shot of the Ticket Office at Paddington Station was taken in 1913. The ticket staff operated individual hatches

Antique illustration of humanized beast holding a paper
Antique illustration of a humanized animal (a wild boar or a wolf) holding the ticket for visiting the Universal Exposition held in Paris in 1878. The animal is dressed and wears glasses

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Trooper talking to robot women driving vintage car

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Women waiting in line for cyborg using ATM

Ticket to Review of Scottish Volunteers, Edinburgh, Scotland
Ticket to Review of Scottish Volunteers by Queen Victoria on the Grand Stand at Queens Park, Edinburgh, Scotland, on 25 August 1881. 1881

Buckingham Palace Investiture Pass. 1918

French Railway Alphabet - B for Billets (tickets). 19th century

Ticketed motorists, 1903
Some early motorists who, having found to be exceeding the speed limit, have received tickets. Date: 1903

Bus conductor and his wife in Bognor Regis, West Sussex
Bus conductor and his wife strolling along the seafront at Bognor Regis, West Sussex Date: 1935

United States. Lottery ticket, 1776

Ticket Inspectors Allotment Prize Giving, 1922
South East and Chatham Railway Travelling Ticket Inspectors Garden Allotment Prize Giving in Catford, July 1922. Date: 1922

Pensive Beefeater, Tower of London
Pensive Beefeater at The Tower of London, England. circa 1966

Womens War Work WW1 Ticket Collector
Girl in blue uniform works as a Ticket Collector Doing her Bit during the First World War. Date: circa 1915

Queen Sirikit of Thailand on a London Bus
An official two-day state visit to the UK by King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) (1927-) and Queen Sirikit (1932-) of Thailand

Cast list and adverts in Princess Ida programme, Gilbert & Sullivan, Savoy Theatre, London. circa 1880s

Costume plate, women buying railway tickets
Costume plate, two women with a little girl buying railway tickets, June 1866. 1866

The Man Whose Reservations Blew Overboard by Bateman
The Man Whose Entire Outfit of Hotel, Railroad, and Streamship Reservations Blew Overboard by Bateman. Cartoon by H. M. Bateman illustrating the sorry tale of a man who did not keep hold of his

Christmas card in the form of a railway ticket -- the express line of goodwill, first class ticket, terminus of contentment. Date: 1931

Members Ticket, Froth Blowers & Beer Shifters
Members Ticket, Amalgamated Society of Froth Blowers & Beer Shifters. 1929

Caricature of Mr A Austin, St Jamess Hall, London
Caricature of Mr A Austin, who ran the ticket office of St Jamess Hall, 28 Piccadilly, London. 1882

Caricature of JosephHurst, Lyceum Theatre box office manager
Caricature of Joseph Hurst, Lyceum Theatre box office manager. 1883

Caricature of A W Pinero, John Hare and W H Kendal
Caricature of A W Pinero (left, 1855-1934), John Hare (centre, 1844-1921) and William Hunter Kendal (right, 1843-1917), toasting the success of Pineros play, The Squire, at St Jamess Theatre, London

Ticket Barriers 1960S
The interior of a London underground (tube) station, showing a businessman using going through the ticket barriers leading to the Victoria Line. Date: 1960s

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Journey through history with a ticket: From the Royal Air Force Display Poster at Hendon to the thought-provoking WW2 poster asking 'Is Your Journey Really Necessary?' Tickets have played a significant role in our past. The Titanic whistle and Turkish Bath ticket remind us of missed opportunities, like Reverand Stuart Holden's unused first-class ticket for the ill-fated voyage. Meanwhile, the International Air Rally Poster and Tollgate Ticket transport us to thrilling adventures and encounters around the world. In small towns like Clynderwen Railway Station in Pembrokeshire or bustling hubs like York station in 1953, tickets were gateways to new destinations. And as Cooks proudly proclaimed, their tickets could take you anywhere your wanderlust desired. Each ticket holds stories untold, connecting us to moments both grand and ordinary – reminding us that even a simple piece of paper can unlock extraordinary experiences.