Glass Plates

The plate is annotated 'A visit to the WATS 1939' which I think refers to The Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS), which was the women's branch of the British Army during the Second World War, formed on 9 September 1938 and existing until 1 February 1949 when it was merged into the Women's Royal Army Corps.

Pembroke College met Christ's college in the intercollegiate sports at Penner Ground, 16559. Picture shows P.B.B.Ogilvie, Pembroke, winning the shot put with a throw of thirty six feet three inches. Feb 9th 1931 PN.

From their earliest years the children on Prince Harald, brother of the King of Denmark, have received a practical education. Each Prince and Princess, according to their natural bent, has been trained to earn their own living and apprenticed to a trade or profession. They mingle in the normal life of the city of Copenhagen, and go to work the same as the children of ordinary working parents. One Princess has been apprenticed to a firm of photographers, and carries out the ordinary dark room work; another is apprenticed to a book binding firm; and yet another, who is a skilled artist, designs embroidery. The young Princes have been taught carpentry and woodworking. Photo shows: Princess Alexandrine Loise, aged 15, binding books. (Planet News) 16337.

From their earliest years the children on Prince Harald, brother of the King of Denmark, have received a practical education. Each Prince and Princess, according to their natural bent, has been trained to earn their own living and apprenticed to a trade or profession. They mingle in the normal life of the city of Copenhagen, and go to work the same as the children of ordinary working parents. One Princess has been apprenticed to a firm of photographers, and carries out the ordinary dark room work; another is apprenticed to a book binding firm; and yet another, who is a skilled artist, designs embroidery. The young Princes have been taught carpentry and woodworking. Photo shows: Princess Alexandrine Loise, aged 15, binding books. (Planet News) 16337.

From their earliest years the children on Prince Harald, brother of the King of Denmark, have received a practical education. Each Prince and Princess, according to their natural bent, has been trained to earn their own living and apprenticed to a trade or profession. They mingle in the normal life of the city of Copenhagen, and go to work the same as the children of ordinary working parents. One Princess has been apprenticed to a firm of photographers, and carries out the ordinary dark room work; another is apprenticed to a book binding firm; and yet another, who is a skilled artist, designs embroidery. The young Princes have been taught carpentry and woodworking. Photo shows: Princess Feodora, who is a skilled artist at work (left) designing embroidery. (Planet News). 16336

From their earliest years the children on Prince Harald, brother of the King of Denmark, have received a practical education. Each Prince and Princess, according to their natural bent, has been trained to earn their own living and apprenticed to a trade or profession. They mingle in the normal life of the city of Copenhagen, and go to work the same as the children of ordinary working parents. One Princess has been apprenticed to a firm of photographers, and carries out the ordinary dark room work; another is apprenticed to a book binding firm; and yet another, who is a skilled artist, designs embroidery. The young Princes have been taught carpentry and woodworking. Photo shows: Princess Feodora, who is a skilled artist at work (left) designing embroidery. (Planet News). 16336

From their earliest years the children on Prince Harald, brother of the King of Denmark, have received a practical education. Each Prince and Princess, according to their natural bent, has been trained to earn their own living and apprenticed to a trade or profession. They mingle in the normal life of the city of Copenhagen, and go to work the same as the children of ordinary working parents. One Princess has been apprenticed to a firm of photographers, and carries out the ordinary dark room work; another is apprenticed to a book binding firm; and yet another, who is a skilled artist, designs embroidery. The young Princes have been taught carpentry and woodworking. Photo shows: Princess Caroline Matilda who has been apprenticed to the famous Copenhagen photographer Mrs. Lindekvist, at work in the studio taking a portrait. (Planet News). 16335

From their earliest years the children on Prince Harald, brother of the King of Denmark, have received a practical education. Each Prince and Princess, according to their natural bent, has been trained to earn their own living and apprenticed to a trade or profession. They mingle in the normal life of the city of Copenhagen, and go to work the same as the children of ordinary working parents. One Princess has been apprenticed to a firm of photographers, and carries out the ordinary dark room work; another is apprenticed to a book binding firm; and yet another, who is a skilled artist, designs embroidery. The young Princes have been taught carpentry and woodworking. Photo shows: Prince Oluf, who is seven years old, at work on a model warship. (Planet News). 16334

Holland Tunnel building, New York. Circa 1931. 16328.

Holland Tunnel building, New York. Circa 1931. 16328.

Holland Tunnel building, New York. Circa 1931. 16328.

Holland Tunnel building, New York. Circa 1931. 16328.

Gallipoli day, in memory of the landing of the British forces at Gallipoli, was celebrated by the forces who took part in the landing at the Cenotaph, London. Photo shows: A general view of the scene around the cenotaph, in Whitehall. April 25th 1931 PN. 17939

Gallipoli day, in memory of the landing of the British forces at Gallipoli, was celebrated by the forces who took part in the landing at the Cenotaph, London. Photo shows: A general view of the scene around the cenotaph, in Whitehall. April 25th 1931 PN. 17939

Gallipoli day, in memory of the landing of the British forces at Gallipoli, was celebrated by the forces who took part in the landing at the Cenotaph, London. Photo shows: A general view of the scene around the cenotaph, in Whitehall. April 25th 1931 PN. 17939

Mr Dale Collins, the author, and his wife have just arrived back in London after travelling 100,000 miles in a cargo ship, the City of Delhi, as assistant steward and stewardess. Three times during their voyages round the world they have been "Paid off" but on each occaision the call of the sea has been so insistent that they have signed on again. They have travelled round the world three times in the same vessel. Photo shows Mr and Mrs Dale Collins photographed on the roof of thier hotel after their return to London. SB April 26th 1931 PN. 17938

Mr Dale Collins, the author, and his wife have just arrived back in London after travelling 100,000 miles in a cargo ship, the City of Delhi, as assistant steward and stewardess. Three times during their voyages round the world they have been "Paid off" but on each occaision the call of the sea has been so insistent that they have signed on again. They have travelled round the world three times in the same vessel. Photo shows Mr and Mrs Dale Collins photographed on the roof of thier hotel after their return to London. SB April 26th 1931 PN. 17938

Mr Dale Collins, the author, and his wife have just arrived back in London after travelling 100,000 miles in a cargo ship, the City of Delhi, as assistant steward and stewardess. Three times during their voyages round the world they have been "Paid off" but on each occaision the call of the sea has been so insistent that they have signed on again. They have travelled round the world three times in the same vessel. Photo shows Mr and Mrs Dale Collins photographed on the roof of thier hotel after their return to London. SB April 26th 1931 PN. 17938

Sir Robert Perks celebrated his 82nd birthday in the best of health. Well known as a member of the Institute of Civil Engineers his name was associated with many famous engineering feats throughout the world. Phto Shows: - Sir Robert Perks at home on his birthday. AB 24 April 1931 PN. 17932.

Sir Robert Perks celebrated his 82nd birthday in the best of health. Well known as a member of the Institute of Civil Engineers his name was associated with many famous engineering feats throughout the world. Phto Shows: - Sir Robert Perks at home on his birthday. AB 24 April 1931 PN. 17932.