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  • 1916:
  • Charlie Chaplin without moustache
  • 1918:
  • Douglas Fairbanks Boosting Charlie Chaplin to Boost the Liberty Loan
  • c. 1917:
  • Charlie Chaplin and ‘Tramp’ Doll
  • 1919:
  • Helen Keller Meeting Charlie Chaplin
  • 1914-1918:
  • Colour photographs of WWI
  • 19th July 1919:
  • Colour photographs of London’s “Peace Day”
  • 1915:
  • Colour photographs of Shackleton’s Antarctica
  • August 1913:
  • Colour photographs of Cornwall
  • August 1913:
  • Colour photographs of Cornwall
  • 1914-1918:
  • Colour photographs of the German Front
  • 1939-1943:
  • Colour photographs of America
  • 1940s:
  • Colour hi-res photographs of New York
  • 1950s:
  • Colour hi-res photographs of London
  • 1950s:
  • Colour photographs of Piccadilly Circus
  • 1940s-1950s:
  • Colour photographs of circus performers
  • 1930s:
  • Colour photographs of the Hindenburg interior
  • 1940s:
  • Colour photographs of occupied Paris
  • 1909-1915:
  • Colour photographs of Imperial Russia
  • 1906:
  • Colour photographs of San Francisco’s Earthquake and Fire
  • 1914:
  • Paris in Colour
  • c. 1912:
  • China in colour
  • 1890:
  • “Bing, Charlie, Billy, Doglee, Goat, Gad, Sir, and Ben”
  • 1913:
  • Mongolia in colour
  • c. 1909-1930:
  • Paris in colour
  • 1978/1981:
  • Never-Before-Seen Blues Brothers Photographs by Norman Seeff
  • 1949:
  • Piccadilly Circus in colour
  • 1945:
  • Colour Images of Joseph Stalin
  • c. 1910-1926:
  • Photographs of Monet and his paintings
  • c.1900s-1920s:
  • Photographs by Jacques Henri Lartigue
  • 1938-1941:
  • Subway Photographs by Walker Evans
  • 1800s:
  • Early Photographs of Women’s Hair
  • 1st July 1862:
  • Backdrop to Princess Alice’s Wedding Photographs
  • c.1907-1925:
  • Movie rejection letter
  • 1910s:
  • Silent Movie etiquette signs
  • c.1918:
  • “A.T.M.”