Stead and simpson posters & prints

Woman's shoes. Britain and Monaco, early 20th century Unknown

Galton and Simpson Frank Charman

Children in the Wood Frederick Stead

On the Stile Frederick Stead

Butterflies Frederick Stead

Alderman H. S. Brigg Frederick Stead

Miss Simpson & Jeane on deck of Steamboat, l'isle d'Orleans, Quebec Wharf Anonymous

Lady Hill, 1926 Frederick Stead

The Spirit Is Frederick Stead

Aston Martin of GC Stead on the Members Banking at Brooklands, Surrey, c1920s Bill Brunell

Alison Steadman and John Salthouse in Mike Leigh's Abigail's Party at Hampstead Theatre Douglas H. Jeffery

William Thomas Stead (1849-1912), English journalist W&D Downey

Sir James Hill, 1926 Frederick Stead

Happy Hampstead! Joseph Swain

Sam Ambler, 1920 Frederick Stead

Blood and his Accomplices Making their Escape after Stealing the Crown of Charles II, 1793 T. Simpson

Highland Brigade camp, looking south William Simpson

GC Stead in his AC 5 at the JCC 200 Mile Race, Brooklands, Surrey, 1921 Bill Brunell

The ruins of Inkermann and city of caverns William Simpson

Head of the harbour, Sebastopol William Simpson

Alexander Keighley Frederick Stead

Steptoe and Son Eric Piper

The future King Edward VIII (right) and the Duke of York Anonymous

General Simpson, commander of the British army before Sebastopol Anonymous

The Late Sir James Young Simpson, Bart., 1870 Anonymous

Poster for la Chaîne Simpson Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

The Duke and Wallis Simpson, the Duchess of Windsor Cecil Beaton

Upper Flask Tavern, Hampstead Heath, residence of George Steevens Anonymous

Daimler of CM Simpson and a Morris loudspeaker van on Madeira Drive, Brighton, RAC Rally, 1939 Bill Brunell

View of Sevastopol from the sea, 1855 Anonymous

Steptoe and Son Eric Piper

Benjamin Septimus Brigg, First Mayor of Keighley Frederick Stead

Children and carers in a garden, Hampstead, London, 1960 Unknown

William Makepeace Thackeray Joseph Simpson

American Homestead in Spring Currier and Ives

Public library and temple of the winds William Simpson