Harry Becker (page 25)

London Ticket Office Harry Hammond

Lecture by Mr. Harry Furniss on the Humours of Parliament Anonymous

Billy Eckstine Harry Hammond

August Hermann Francke (1663-1727). Engraving. Colored. Anonymous

Bakker blows a horn Adriaen van Ostade

View of an interior with a couple watching the arrival of the Jarrow Marchers in London through a window Thomas Cantrell Dugdale

Cliff Richard with Lonnie Donegan Harry Hammond

Cliff Richard singing on stage Harry Hammond

George Harrison of The Beatles, in Porstmouth Charlie Ley

Still Life with figs, wicker basket, pumpkin, bread, wine skin and knife Luis Egidio Menendez or Melendez

Cliff Richard with his first gold record Harry Hammond

David S. Terry Stabs S.A. Hopkins Anonymous

Lily Elsie and Joseph Coyne in The Merry Widow Anonymous

Rebecca and her Daughters John Leech

Lead-Glazed Beaker Anonymous

Lancaster, Pennsylvania - Housing. Stehli mills and houses in row inhabited by Stehli workers Lewis Hine

Paterson, New Jersey - Textiles. An old silk-worker (now unable to work) living on earnings of a roomer, March 1937 Lewis Hine

The state tinkers James Gillray

Billie Eckstine Harry Hammond

Illustration by Harold Copping from Hamlet William Shakespeare

Warren Harrding at Six Years Old Anonymous

Dave Brubeck and Paul Desmond Harry Hammond

Cliff Richard Harry Hammond

Billie Eckstine talking on Radio Luxembourg Harry Hammond

Beaker Anonymous

John Hare, British actor and theatre manager St James's Photographic Co

Gerry Mulligan with American musicians Harry Hammond

British actress Mary Rorke in 'The Harbour Lights' Barraud

French Angelfish on the Hilma Hooker Ship Wreck Anonymous

Cliff Richard with Billy Cotton and Russ Conway Harry Hammond

Caricature of impressionist painter Walter Richard Sickert Anonymous

Negro with Parrots and Monkeys, 1670 David Klocker Ehrenstrahl

Nah-Pope (The Soup), A Sac Warrior Harris

President Harrison House, North Delaware Street Anonymous

Jewish Hawker of Hamburg, Eighteenth Century Christoph Suhr

A dead hare, before 1782 Pieter Snyers