Padday posters & prints

Boys Own Paper colour insert circa 1900 showing sailors from the Swiftsure class Battleship HMS Triumph. Taken from a painting... Anonymous

Study of a Head Charles Padday

Brest Fishing Boats Charles Padday

St. Valentine's Day In Ireland, 1881: The Maker: ( Gleefully )—a-h Jeames---'tis Illigant. The Receiver: is This For You Anonymous

Valentine's Day gift Anonymous

Valentine's Day biscuit, rose candle Anonymous

Valentine's Day gift Anonymous

Illustration for 'St. Valentine's Day', 1914 Kate Greenaway

Paddywagon Party, 2001 Colin Bootman

Oyster Paddy, pub. by Currier & Ives, 1875 American School

Illustration for 'St. Valentines Day', 1914 Kate (after) Greenaway

Illustration for 'St Valentines Day', 1914 Kate Greenaway

Valentine's Day Postcard with Cupid and Matches Anonymous

St. Valentine's Day, 1870 Anonymous

Valentine'S Day Dream Of A Bachelor Anonymous

Paddy's Valentine, 1885 John George Brown

Title page from The Butterflys Birthday, St. Valentines Day, and Madam Whales Ball, 1808 Anonymous

Choosing Valentines in the Nineteenth Century. Valentine's Day Anonymous

Illustration for 'St. Valentines Day', 1914 Kate Greenaway

The Paddy's at Dinner with Puddinghead Anonymous

Paddy's Clothes Market, Sandgate, 1898 Ralph Hedley

St. Valentine's Day in the Olden Time Anonymous

Valentines Day Themed Table Setting Anonymous

Valentine's Day, 1984 George Adamson

Valentines Day Card, 1860s-1870s Anonymous

Saint Valentine's Day. February 14, 1867. See next page Anonymous

Greetings St. Valentines Day Postcard Anonymous

Valentine's Day which Shall I Have? 1877 Anonymous

Illustration for 'St. Valentines Day' 1914 Kate Greenaway

St. Patricks Day, 2017 Daisy de Villeneuve

Valentine's Day balloons Anonymous

March, - St Patrick's Day George Cruikshank

A bank holiday crowd on board a paddle steamer headed for Margate, London Anonymous

The paddy's at dinner with Puddinghead, the Regent, London, 1789 Anonymous

Paddy Carr, Creek Interpreter American School

A View of Paddington Church from the Green, c.1750 Jean Baptiste Claude (after) Chatelain