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Land Girls Collection

Choose a picture from our Land Girls Collection for your Wall Art and Photo Gifts

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Land Girls, Mrs. Gosden, Miss Peggy Rose and Miss Ivy Baldwin, with a horse and hay cart farming on a farm in Tooting during World War II

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A Land Girl working picking strawberries on a farm during World War II

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Land Girls working as milkmaids milking cows on a farm in Tooting during World War II. Miss Ivy Baldwin (on the left) was a mulitple shop worker)

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Thresher training for Land Girls on a farm during World War II

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A Land Girl, Joan Coleman, who used to be a city typist, with a forkful of Mangold Wurtzels working on a farm during World War II

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Land Girl working with a tractor on a farm during World War II

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Land Girls Christine Reed and Colette Boivin overhaul a hay rake that has been brought in from the fields for repairs. Christine was formerly a typist in the city and Colette was a London tailoress

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Land Girl, Pauline Bell, who used to be a Civil Service clerk, working with plough horses on a farm during World War II

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Land Girl, Lin Gapp, a former secretary in a cosmetics laboratory, is protected by a ground sheet from rain as she drives a tractor on a farm during World War II

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A Land Girl working brushing a calf on a farm during World War II

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Land Girls training to milk a cow using a fake udder on a farm during World War II

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Land Girls holding a pig on a farm during World War II

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Land Girls learning to work with horses on a farm during World War II

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Land Girl Phyllis Rosford, formerly a Dolcis shoe shop assistant, cleans the cows at a dairy farm prior to milking during World War II

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Land Girls at a training farm with their instructor leave for work in the fields. Lin Gapp (smiling) was a secretary in a cosmetics laboratory and Vera Clarke (tying belt)

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Land Girl Vera Clarke learns how to drive a tractor with passengers Lin Gapp and an instructor during World War II. Vera was an orchestra leader in Lyons Corner House

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Land Girls working on a farm during World War II

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A Land Girl being given the keys to a combine harvester while working on a farm during World War II

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Land Girls eating lunch in a barn during World War II

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Land girls working gathering seed potatoes on a farm during World War II

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Land Girls millking cows on a farm during World War II

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A Land Girl driving a tractor on a farm during World War II

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Land Girls working feeding pigs on a farm during World War II

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A Land Girl working on a farm during World War II

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A Land Girl carrying hay at a farm in Tooting during World War II

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A Land Girl mechanic working on a car during World War II

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Land Girls milking cows at a dairy farm in Hartley, Kent during World War II

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Land Girl, Rosa Hawes, working with one of her flock of 500 sheep on a farm in Maldon during World War II

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Land Girl carrying a bundle of straw for thatching on a farm during World War II

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Land Girls, Phyllis Hosford (Assistant in Dolcis shoe shop Oxford Street) and Joan Jacobs (Shop Assistant in Westminster)

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Land Girls, Katherine Byford (Pay Clerk), Marie Levy (Saleswoman) and Colette Boivin (Tailoress), training to work with sheep on a farm with Fred Pick their instructor during World War II

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A Land Girl, Rosa Hawes, working as a shepheress with a flock of 500 sheep near Maldon during World War II

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Land Girls feeding a pig cod liver oil on a farm during World War II

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We are a leading provider of Art Prints and Photo Gifts since 2004, working in partnership with a range of Sporting Clubs, Charities, Museums and Picture Libraries. A large share of profits from any of their images will go directly towards supporting that charity or club. Our archive of images is carefully curated to bring you a wide range of subjects, including landscapes, wildlife, architecture, and more. We ship from our partner labs in the UK, USA, EU (Netherlands) and Australia.

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