M. B. Brady (page 3)

Bernard Malamud, photographed by John Bragg for 'Dublin's Lives', Farrar Strauss Giroux Publishers, c.1979 Anonymous

Bamborough Castle, engraved by S. Bradshaw, printed by Cassell & Company Ltd. John Mogford

Opp. p. 292. `Batavia' and `Onrust in Batavia Bay', c.1802 William Bradley

Gordon Murray (on the left) with Jackie Stewart, July 1984 Unknown

Study of a nude Murray Bladon

Henri Gaudier-Brzeska French Photographer

Albert of Brandenburg German School

A Bradda Cottage, Isle of Man George Bellett Cowen

Portrait of Michael Faraday (1791-1867) Ernest Edwards

Cowboys and Indians M. Dorothy Hardy

The Macaroni Cauldron, published by M. Darly, 1772 English School

1922 Bradbury motorbike and sidecar, 1955 Unknown

Kirk Braddan George William Carrington

Engraving of the Fall of General Braddock Anonymous

Bertrand-Francois Mahe de la Bourdonnais French School

Michael and Mrs. Faraday Observing Experiment Anonymous

Title page to 'Tess of the D'Urbervilles' by Thomas Hardy, edition published in 1892 English School

Bradda sunset Manx Press Pictures

Fishing Off the Coast of Labrador, 1880 William Bradford

Blooooob! Brenda Brin Booker

Michael Faraday in his Basement Laboratory, 1852 Harriet Jane Moore

Orb Weaver, Brandywell Marshall’s Hut Molly Kennedy

Ichthyology, Osseous Fishes, Marisipobranchs School English

Kirk Braddan George William Carrington

Portrait of Michael Faraday (1791-1867) John Watkins

Paddy Carr, Creek Interpreter American School

Bilston - a section of Bradley Mine: lithograph, nd [?19th cent] School English

Portrait of Michael Faraday (1791-1867) John Watkins

Ford Buttera Bradley Custom Sedan 1932 Simon Clay

Hon. Williard Warner Anonymous

Opp. p. 195. Part of the Reef in Sydney Bay, Norfolk Island, on which the Sirius was wreck'd. 19 March... William Bradley

Portrait of Michael Faraday Author of Chemical Manipulations Working in Laboratory Anonymous

Oxford: St. Mary's Church, and the Radcliffe from the Quad at Brasenose Anonymous

Dun & Bradstreet Telephone Book Anonymous

Ancient Cross thrown down and now lying in Kirk Braddan Churchyard in the Isle of Man Moses Griffith

Kirk Braddan from the hill above it Unknown