Title:
Greeting from the Rock Island Dinner
London, Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Imperial International Exhibition
London, Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Planetarium, London
London, Chrome
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Title:
The General Post Office, St. Martin's Le Grand
London, Divided Back PM 1908 Dec
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Title:
London Bethel
London, Chrome unused
Description:
Series 11464-B
London Bethel Artist's conception of the new building under construction in the United Kingdom, scheduled for completion in 1959. It will contain the British branch office of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania, a printery, living quarters, and a fine Kingdom Hall
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
Achilles Statue And The Hilton Hotel, Hyde Park
London, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Series Lon 6278
The Hilton Hotel was opened in 1963. It has 508 rooms and five restaurants and bars, and is 328 feet high. The Achilles Statue was erected by the women of England in memory of Wellington, and cast from cannon captured in his victories.
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Title:
The G. P. O. Tower
London, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Series KLV 39
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Title:
Piccadilly Circus At Night
London, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Series KLV53
The hub of London's West end in which stands sir Alfred Gilbert's famous statue of Eros, which was a memorial to the Earl of Shaftesbury.
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Title:
The Post Office Tower
London, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Series KLV39
The centre of a new communication system for additional telephone services and television channels, the tower is approx 620 ft. high. The public are taken to the top by lifts and there can eat in the revolving restaurant or survey London from the observation platform.
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Title:
London Piccadilly Circus
London, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Series Lon. 917
The world-famous statue of Eros, designed by Sir Alfred Gilbert, stands in the centre of the Circus and was set up in memory of the Earl of Shaftesbury who tried to bring happiness into the lives of children
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Title:
Piccadilly Circus
London, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Series KLV8
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Title:
East London
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Series 222
East London. Busy Oxford Street in this delightful seaside resort
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Title:
The Star Lounge Strand Palace Hotel, S
London, Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
The Extra Room Strand Palace Hotel
London, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Series SPH 2
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Title:
Grosvenor House Swimming Pool, Park Lane
London, Continental Chrome PM 1977 May-09
Description:
Series 0104
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Title:
Part Of The Grill & Cheese
London, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Part of the Grill & Cheese in the house of restaurants - Lyons Coventry St. Corner House, near Piccadilly Circus, London.
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Title:
The Old Curiosity Shop, Portsmouth Street
London, Continental Chrome PM May-00
Description:
Series PET 5192R
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Title:
Piccadilly Circus
London, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Series 2L26
Piccadilly circus, London: There's an old saying that if you stand in Piccadilly circus for long enough, you'll see the whole world pass before you. If you stand there for ten minutes you'll soon understand what it is that makes London famous throughout the world. A frequent sight is a group of buskers catching the eye with theri song and dance routines or a barrow of fruit being trundled laboriously in wake of the red double decker buses. At night, theatre-land awakes, heralded by many thousands of bright lights.
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Title:
View From Western District Office
London, Continental Chrome PM 1969 Oct-08
Description:
Series NL17
Britain's tallest building, the Post Office Tower in London (620 feet) opened operationally in October, 1965 and to the Public in May, 1966
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Title:
Piccadilly Circus
London, Continental Chrome PM Aug-30
Description:
Series LD/1
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Title:
The Post Office Tower
London, Continental Chrome
Description:
Series PT8/001
The Tower itself is 580 feet high with a 40 foot lattice mast above it. Visitors, using lifts which can travel at 1000 feet a minute, will be interested in the revolving restaurant and in the views from the observtion galleries.
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Title:
Westminster Pier, River Thames
London, Continental Chrome PM 1974 Sep-06
Description:
Series 2129
Westminster Pier, river Thames: Westminster is the starting-point for interesting trips along the Thames, which has been for centuries a main artery of the city's traffic. Much of old London can be seen from the river between Hampton Court, adopted country residence of King henry VIII, and Greenwich when streets begin to tire you in the summer's heat, an excursion on the river is a welcome refresher.
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Title:
Hotel Inter Continental London
London, Continental Chrome
Description:
One Hamilton Place, Hyde Park Corner. London West one
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Title:
Royal Mail National Design Division, 22-25 Finsbury Square
London, Continental Chrome PM 1998 Aug-03
Description:
Classic Sports Cars (Austin-Healey 100) Reproduced form a stamp designed by Simon Clay and issued by Royal Mail on 1 October 1996
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Title:
The Dorchester
London, Continental Chrome PM 1962 Jul-14
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Title:
London By Night - Piccadilly Circus
London, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Surrounded by the bright lights, the famous statue of Eros stasnds in the centre of the Circus with entrance to Shftesbury Avenue beyond and London's theatreland
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Title:
The Pigalle Bar Of Music And Grill, 196 Piccadilly
London, Chrome unused
Description:
London's fastest meal service… plus - noon to midnight continuous food service, no minimum cover charge, ideal for pre and after theatre meals, dine wine and sign credit facilities for firms, no charge for bread rolls or butter, From Our Menu: Cream of Tomato Soup 1/6, Grilled Ham & Eggs (2) 4/-, Beefburger & Onions 3/-, Steakburger Sandwich 5/-, Grilled Lamb Cutlets (2) 5/-, Chicken on the Spit (1/2_ 7/6, Grilled Bacon & Eggs (2) 3/6, Roast Beef of Lamb 4/6. House Special Sirloin Steak Fried Potatoes Roll & Butter Cafe 6/6 Inclusive
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Title:
Crystal Palace National Sports Centre
London, Continental Chrome PM 1983 Jul-19
Description:
Series L6/SP 6931
Crystal Palace National Sports Centre and Surrounding GLC Park. The centre is provided and maintained by the Greater London Council and the Sports Council
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Title:
Londons Oldest Sea Food Restaurant, 1/2 Leicester St Off Leicester Sq
London, Continental Chrome PM 1971
Description:
Manzi's P.S. You will be sure of a friendly welcome
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Title:
Olave House
London, Chrome
Description:
The front, The dining room, the garden.
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Title:
The Fountians Crystal Palace
London, Real Photo PM 1910 Sep-08
Description:
Russell Series 25
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Title:
Piccadilly Circus - Coca Cola
London, Chrome PM 1966 Apr-14
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Title:
Piccadilly Circus Coca Cola
London, Chrome
Description:
Described as the hub of the Empire. The photograph shows the statue of Eros. Piccadilly Circus is brilliantly illuminated at night
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Title:
Piccadilly Circus Coca Cola
London, Chrome PM 1960 Oct-03
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Title:
Carnaby Street
London, Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Piccadilly Circus
London, Continental Chrome PM 1965 Sep-18
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Title:
Sheraton Skyline, Bath Road
London, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
360 bedrooms and suites provide luxury accommodation. Diamond Lil's. Colony Room and Patio Caribe for fun, fine cuisine and entertainment. Conference facilities are wide ranging and adaptable to every special requirement.
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Title:
Ariel Hotel London Airport
London, Chrome unused
Description:
Ariel Hotel, (London Airport), Hayes, Middlesex. 185 fully air-conditioned and sound-proofed bedrooms all with private bathrooms.
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Title:
Marble Arch
London, Chrome
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Title:
The Canadian Bank Of Commerce
London, Linen unused
Description:
Announces the opening in London England of it's New West End Branch. 48 Berkeley Square. W. I. Situated in the heart of the best shopping and hotel district in London. It may readily be reached by Underground trains to Green Park Station on Piccadilly, or Bond Street Station on Oxford Street, and by Bus to Piccadilly, Oxford Street, or New Bond Street. WE invite you to make full use of this New Branch of your Bank in London, England.
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Title:
Admiralty Arch
London, Chrome unused
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Title:
Leicester Square
London, Chrome unused
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Title:
Rainham
Rainham (London), Chrome unused
Description:
Clock Tower Wennington Road The Cherry Tree
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Title:
Startford Upon Avon Map
London, Chrome unused
Description:
William Shakespeare Born April 23, 1564. to the immortal memory of William Shakespeare.
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Title:
Tower Bridge
London, Divided Back unused
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Title:
Piccadilly Circus
London, Chrome PM 1953 Aug-04
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Title:
A Corner In Westminster Abbey
Westminster (London), Divided Back PM 1910 Mar-26
Description:
A Corner in Westminster Abbey, London. - Westminster Abbey is the resting place of England's celebrated dead, including heroes, poets and renowned statesmen. This part of the Abbey shows the grave of William Wordsworth, one of England's greatest poets, who became poet-laureate on the death of Southey.
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Title:
St. Paul's Cathedral
London PM 1928 Jul-12
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Title:
Marble Arch
London PM 1922 May-10
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Title:
St. Pauls Cathedral
London unused
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Title:
The House Guards
London PM 1954 May-14
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Title:
Houses Of Parliament Chapel In Crypt
London unused
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Title:
Westminster Cathedral
London unused
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Title:
Edward The Confessor's Shrine
London unused
Description:
Westminster Abbey
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Title:
The Poets Corner Westminster Abbey
London unused
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Title:
St. Paul's Cathedral
London unused
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Title:
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Description:
St. Paul's Cathedral. - This majestic Cathedral designed by Sir Christopher Wren, was begun in 1675, as the successor of Old St. Paul's which was destroyed by the great fire of 1666. It occupied thirty-five years in building and cost one million pounds. The height from the ground to the golden cress surmounting the dome is about four hundred feet.
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Title:
Westminster Cathedral
London unused
Description:
This Roman Catholic Cathedral is a magnificent building situated near Victoria Street. The foundation stone was laid 1895 and the Cathedral opened in 1903
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Title:
Sir Henry Trving's Tomb
London unused
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Title:
Westminster Cathedral
London unused
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Title:
St. Pauls Cathedral
London PM Jan-01
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Title:
St. Paul's Cathedral
London unused
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Title:
St. Paul's Cathedral
London unused
Description:
This majestic Cathedral designed by Sir Christopher Wren, was begun in 1675, as the successor of Old St. Paul's which was destroyed by the great fire of 1666: it occupied thirty-five years in building. The erection coast one million pounds. The height from the ground to the golden cross surmounting the dome is about four hundred feet.
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Title:
Westminster Cathedral
London PM 1951 Jul-10
Description:
The Largest Roman Catholic Church in England. Early Byzantine in style, designed by I. Y. Bentley. Its Tower rises to a Height of 273 feet.
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Title:
St. Paul's Cathedral
London unused
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Title:
Temple Church Interior
London unused
Description:
Built 1185
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Title:
Choir And Reredos St. Paul's
London unused
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Title:
St. Paul's Cathedral
London unused
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Title:
Oxford Street And Selfridge's
London unused
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Title:
London Temple
London unused
Description:
Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints, is located at new Chapel, surrey, England, about 26 miles south of London. The Temple is 84 feet wide and 159 feet long, the tower rising above the ground approximately 157 feet, and the spire extends 33 feet above the stone tower base. The building is made of reinforced concrete and structural steel. The walls above the ground are of brick masonry and faced with cut Portland limestone. The London Temple was dedicated on Sunday, September 7, 1958, by President David O. McKay.
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Title:
St. Pauls Cathedral
London PM 1905 Aug-15
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Title:
Chapel Of St. Peter Tower Of London
London unused
Description:
Beneath the altar of the chapel of St. Peter ad Vincula lie the remains of Anne Boleyn, Katherine Howard, Lady Jane Grey, and the Duke of Monmouth.
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Title:
The Horse Guards
London PM 1906 Mar-24
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Title:
St. Paul's Reredos
London PM 1905 Feb-23
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Title:
The Bank Of England
London unused
Description:
City of London
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Title:
St. Pauls
London unused
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Title:
The Horse Guards
London unused
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Title:
Trafalgar Square
London unused
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Title:
Somerset House & Thames Embankment
London unused
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Title:
Portsmouth Street
London unused
Description:
The old Curiosity Shop is an historical link with the times of Dickens, and is reminiscent of the scene with Little Nell, her grandfather, bibulous dick Swiveller, and the genial Quilp. It is situated unpretentiously behind the great Picture House in Kingsway.
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Title:
The Morning Ride Rotten Row
London unused
Description:
A fashionable place for riding and driving in Hyde Park. The name is derived from "Route du Rio" or King's Drive.
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Title:
Charing Cross Station And Strand
London unused
Description:
Charing cross and the Strand, London. - One of the most interesting and busiest centres in London. The ornamental monument in front of Charing Cross Station is a replica of the original Charing Cross in memory of Queen Eleanor. The Strand, the most fascinating of London Streets, stretches away to the East city wards, and is generously sprinkled with well-known Hotels and theatres.
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Title:
Wellington Arch
London unused
Description:
Wellington Arch, with Statue of Peace. - this splendid plece of architecture is a fitting entrance to Constitution Hill, so famous for historic. Royal Processions, it being quite adjacent to Buckingham Palace. The Statue of Peace is the work of Captain Adrian Jones.
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Title:
Cheapside
London unused
Description:
Cheapside. - This wonderful and World-famous Street, almost more than any other, illustrates the immensity of London's City traffic. It is in the centre of the city, and is full of historic interest.
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Title:
Old Houses Holborn
London unused
Description:
Old Houses, Holborn. - Known also as Staple Inn, Holborn Bars. These old Houses are one of the few symbolic landmarks of the past history of London, and the old courtyard behind offers to the Jaded visitor or citizen a restful retreat. It was here that Dr. Johnson wrote his famous "Rasselas."
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Title:
Piccadilly Clubland
London unused
Description:
One of the fashionable promenades of the West End. It is here that many of London's best clubs are situated, with a magnificent view overlooking the Green Park.
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Title:
Aldwych From The Strand
London unused
Description:
Aldwych, London. - This handsome street of recent construction emerges from the Strand and leads into Kingsway. On the left are the offices of the well-known London daily the "Morning Post," and further on the Waldorf Hotel, and on the right is the Gaiety Theatre.
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Title:
Marble Arch From Hyde Park
London unused
Description:
The Marble Arch. - One of London's landmarks, and is situated at the extreme west end of Oxford Street. It was originally erected at the entrance to Buckingham Palace, but in 1850 was removed to its present site.
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Title:
Nurse Cavell Monument, Charing Cross Road
London unused
Description:
Miss Edith Cavell. - Arrested on August 5th 1915, by the German authorities, and executed on October 12th, on a false charge of having assisted British, French and Belgian Soldiers to escape and rejoin the Colours. She was one of the martyrs of the Great War.
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Title:
Roman Catholic Cathedral Westminster
London unused
Description:
The roman Catholic Cathedral, Westminster. - The largest church in London, excepting sty. Paul's and Westminster Abbey. Opened in 1903. The Campanile (St. Edward's Tower), is 283 feet high, and is easily seen from almost any part of London.
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Title:
British Museum
London unused
Description:
British Museum. - The present suite of buildings was commenced in 1823. Different portions have been added as required. It is a great National Institution containing priceless collections of books and antiquities of various kinds
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Title:
St. Paul's Cathedral
London unused
Description:
St. Paul's Cathedral. - The most imposing building in the Metropolis, an situated in the centre of the City on a hill. It was designed and erected by Sir Christopher Wren, is 510 feet long by 225 feet wide and 2292 feet in circumference. The Cross, the length of which is 30 feet us elevated 404 feet from the foundation. The ball weighs 5,000 lbs., and the Cross 3,300 lbs.
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Title:
The Houses Of Parliament
London unused
Description:
The Houses of Parliament. - The famous river-front of the Houses of parliament is 940 feet in length, and contains statues of the English Monarchs from William the Conqueror to Queen Victoria.
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Title:
The New Archway The Mall
London unused
Description:
The New Archway, The Mall - Otherwise the Admiralty Arch - forms a termination to the Mall, and was built and completed immediately before the Coronation of King George V.
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Title:
The Tower Bridge
London unused
Description:
The Tower Bridge. - Was designed by Mr. Wolfe Barry. "The central span is formed of two drawbridges which weigh 950 tons each, and which are raised by hydraulic power, allowing vessels to proceed up the river Thames. The Bridge was commenced in 1886, and opened in 1894.
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Title:
Tower Of London
London unused
Description:
St. Peter's Chapel. Interior looking east. Rebuilt by Henry VIII, c, 1530. Burial place of many of those executed in the Tower.
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Title:
Tower Of London
London unused
Description:
St. John's Chapel in the White Tower. Interior looking east. This Chapel dates from the time of William the Coaqueror
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Title:
Tower Of London
London unused
Description:
St. Thomas's Tower: Traitors Gate. The Watergate of the Tower. Prisoners brought by water to the Tower entered by this gate
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Title:
Tower Of London
London unused
Description:
Bell Tower. Built in the 13th century. So called from its bell Turret, which is however of much later date. The Princess Elizabeth, Sir Thomas More, and Bishop Fisher were imprisoned here.
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Title:
Tower Of London
London unused
Description:
St. John's Chapel in the White Tower. View through west doorway showing south arcade. This Chapel dates from the time of William the Conqueror
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Title:
Tower Of London
London unused
Description:
White Tower. View in Horse Armoury
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Title:
Tower Of London
London unused
Description:
The Bloody Tower: Raleigh's Walk. Sir Walter Raleigh, when a prisoner in the Tower is said to have used this walk, from which he could speak with his friends below.
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Title:
Tower Of London
London unused
Description:
Byward Gate. View looking outwards across the most to the Middle Tower
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Title:
Tower Of London
London unused
Description:
White Tower from N. W. Begun by William the Conqueror. The windows were enlarged by Sir Christopher Wren and all stonework renewed
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Title:
Tower Of London
London unused
Description:
General view from the south bank of the Thames
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Title:
Trafalgar Square
London PM 1953 Jan-04
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Title:
Cheapside
London unused
Description:
This wonderful and world-famous Street, almost more than any other, illustrates the immensity of London's City traffic. It is in the centre of the city, and is full of historic interest.
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Title:
Queen Victoria Memorial And Buckingham Palace
London unused
Description:
The Royal London Residence was built for George IV. In 1825, and overlooks St. James Park. Edward VII. Was born and died there. The National Memorial to Queen Victoria is in front of the Palace, and was unveiled in 1911.
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Title:
Thames Embankment
London unused
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Title:
The Monument
London unused
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Title:
The Old Curiosity Shop
London unused
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Title:
The Houses Of Parliament
London unused
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Title:
Westminster Abbey
London unused
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Title:
National Gallery
London unused
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Title:
London Bridge After The 1904 Widening
London unused
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Title:
Royal Exchange
London unused
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Title:
The Admiralty Arch
London unused
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Title:
Albert Hall
London unused
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Title:
Mansion House & Cheapside
London unused
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Title:
North Entrance Blackwall Tunnel
London unused
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Title:
Bank And Royal Exchange
London unused
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Title:
Piccadilly Circus
London unused
Description:
One of London's most notable centres. The Memorial Fountain to Lord Shaftesbury, who died 1885, was designed by Alfred Gilbert, A.R.A.
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Title:
Tower Of London
London unused
Description:
The Armoury in the Tower dates back to 1660, and was originally commenced by Henry VIII. It now contains the finest collection of Arms and Armour in the British Empire.
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Title:
Birdseye View Of St. Paul's
London unused
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Title:
The Marble Arch
London unused
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Title:
Leicester Square
London unused
Description:
Leicester Square. Formerly the open space in the centre of this square was a well tended ground, its trees and greenery affording admirable shelter for duellists. With the decline of the neighborhood the square depreciated, and until 1851 was used as dumping ground for rubbish! the present appearance is due to Albert Grant, who had the place cleared and properly laid out at his own /personal expense. Hogarth and Reynolds once lived in Leicester Square.
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Title:
Regent Street
London unused
Description:
Regent Street is one of London's most fashionable shopping thoroughfares. Our view is taken from Oxford Circus, looking north towards Langham Place and Queen's Hall, where are held concerts at which the most popular artistes and vocalists of the day appear.
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Title:
The Tower Of London From Tower Hill
London unused
Description:
The Tower of London is an imposing pile of buildings, built on the site of a former Saxon stronghold by William the Conqueror in 1078, who in that year built the central keep or white Tower. Various kings have considerably added to its proportions until now it covers 13 acres of ground. Its history is most interesting.
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Title:
Park Lane
London unused
Description:
Park Lane is situated at the eastern side of Hyde Park. Its palatial residences overlooking that fashionable and popular resort. The houses are the town mansions of the wealthiest of England's aristocracy and millionaires from all parts of the world
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Title:
Scotland Yard & Whitehall Court From Westminster Bridge
London unused
Description:
Scotland Yard is a short street in London, near Trafalgar street. Here formerly were the headquarters of the London police, now removed to new Scotland Yards on the Thames embankment. Westminster bridge crosses the river at the north end of the House of Parliament. It has seven ellipitical arches of wrought and cast iron.
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Title:
River Thames From Tower Bridge
London unused
Description:
The Thames, as viewed from the eminence of the upper footway of the Tower Bridge, 142 feet above high water level, presents a picture of one of the most animated waterways in the world. It includes the upper portion of turner's beloved Port of London with its lines of wharves, its forest of masts and funnels, its dashing steamers and cumbersome barge traffic - a wonderful scene. The view depicted shows London Bridge, the Monument, and numerous spires of City churches, backed by the massive dome of St. Paul's Cathedral.
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Title:
St. Paul's Cathedral
London unused
Description:
St. Paul's Cathedral is the central object and one of the most prominent features of present day London. Its massive dome (the cross is 365 feet above the ground) towers above all its surroundings, and gives an impressive of grandeur appropriate to the first ecclesiastical building in England. the present edifice was begun by Sir Christopher Wren in 1674, after the destruction of the old building in the Great Fire of London, 1666.
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Title:
The Tower Of London
London unused
Description:
The Tower of London is an imposing pile of buildings, built on the site of a former Saxon stronghold by William the Conqueror in 1078, who in that year built the central keep or white Tower. Various kings have considerably added to its proportions until now it covers 13 acres of ground. Its history is most interesting.
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Title:
Bank And Royal Exchange
London unused
Description:
The Bank of England is the centre of the world's financial business. It was erected in 1788 after designs by Sir J. Soane, in a Corinthian style of architecture, after the model of the temple of the Sibyl at Tivoli. The Royal Exchange is the third building on this site, the two first having been destroyed by first. The present building, by Tite, was opened in 1844.
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Title:
The Horse Guards Whitehall
London unused
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Title:
The Cenotaph Whitehall
London unused
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Title:
The Thames Embankment
London unused
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Title:
The Cenotaph Whitehall
London unused
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Title:
The Strand And Charing Cross
London unused
Description:
The Strand is one of the leading thoroughfares between the City and West-End The Monument in the courtyard at the entrance to charing Cross Railway Station is a replica of the Cross erected in 1291 by Edward I., to commemorate the resting place of the body of his dead Queen Eleanor, before it final repose in Westminster Abbey.
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Title:
Hotel Russell
London unused
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Title:
David the Doorman Connaught Hotel
London PM 1962 Mar-19
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Title:
Tub Train Entering Piccadilly Circus Station
London, Chrome PM 1967 Aug-24
Description:
Tube Train entering Piccadilly Circus station, London. More than half a million passengers begin or end journeys at Piccadilly Circus every week.
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Title:
Brown's Hotel, Dover Street & Albermarle Street
London, Linen unused
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Title:
Hyde Park In The Season
London unused
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Title:
Parish Church
Bromley unused
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Title:
The Tower of London
London PM 1934 Aug-01
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Title:
Bridge Street
Cambridge, Divided Back unused
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Title:
Clare Bridge Over Backs
Cambridge, Divided Back unused
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Title:
St. Paul's From The River
London, Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Tower Bridge
London, Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Piccadilly Hotel Billiard Rooms
London, Divided Back unused
Description:
Pool Table
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Title:
The Piccadilly Hotel Concert Hall
London, Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Piccadilly Hotel Louis Xiv Restaurant
London, Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Piccadilly Hotel Ltd
London, Divided Back unused
Description:
Piccadilly and Regent St. London W. Telegraphic address Piqudillo London. Telephones 2144 Central, 160 Gerrard.
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Title:
St.Paul'S Cathedral
London, Real Photo PM 1956
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Title:
THACKRAY HOTEL, Opposite the British Museum
London, Post Card (Undivided Back)
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Title:
National Gallery
London, Divided Back
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Title:
British Museum
London, Divided Back unused
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Title:
British Musum
London, Divided Back PM 1924
Description:
The most important Storehouse of treasure in the world is situate in Great Russel Street,Close to Russell Square and other interesting features of Bloomsbury dear to Thackeray and Dickens.Its foundation was due to Sir Hans Sloane who,in 1753 left 50,000 books and other collections to the nation,un consideration of a nominal price.The present gready enlarged building was completed in 1847.
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Title:
St.Paul's Cathedral
London, Divided Back
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Title:
Brompton Oratory
London, Divided Back unused
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Title:
National Gallery
London
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Title:
Piccadilly Circus
London unused
Description:
Piccadilly Circus-In many senses to see Piccadilly Circus is to see London.The scene here,at almost every hour,furishes a remarkable comment on the serio-comedy of London life. Wealth and poverty,happiness and misry,mingle in a kaleidoscopic picture that,once see,can never be forgotten.
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Title:
National Galiery, Trafalgar Square
London
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Title:
Piccadilly Circus
London
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Title:
London Bridge
London unused
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Title:
Piccadilly Circus
London
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Title:
Bridge House, Holborn Showing Entrance To Staple Inn
London unused
Description:
Let Us all strive without failing i faith or in duty.-Th Prime Miister
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The Victorima Embakment
London unused
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From Westminster Bridge to Blackfriars Bridge.The whole area was reclaimed from the Thames,and now forms one of the finest Boulevards in the world. Cleopatra's Needle,an interesting object,is 68 feet high and weighs 180 tons;it was origially brought from Heliopolis,and presented to the Grovernment by Mohammed Ali.
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Piccadilly Circus
London unused
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One of Lodo's most notable centres.The Memorial Fountain to LOrd Shaftesbury ,who died 1885,was designed by Alfred Gilbert,A.R.A.
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BONNINGTON HOTEL LTD, Southampto Row
London unused
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Hotel london
London (ON), Linen PM 1941
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Hilton Hotel, Park Lane
London, Chrome PM 1971
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Big Ben, And Parliament Square
London, Chrome unused
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The Houses Of Parliament And The River Thames
London, Chrome unused
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Queen's College Bridge
Cambridge, Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1903
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First Methodist Church
London, Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907
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Main Building, University Of Western Ontario
London (ON), Linen PM 1953
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H.M.S. Buzzard The Thames Embankment
London, Divided Back PM 1907
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The Thames Embankment, London, showing the navel volunteer ship H.M.S. Buzzard.
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Windsor Castle
London PM 1912
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Y.M.C.A. Building
London
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Paul's Cathedral And Cronyn Hall
London PM 1907
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Waterside
Richmond, Divided Back
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The Coliseum
London, Divided Back PM 1946
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London Multi View
Real Photo
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The Domesday Book, Public Record Office Museum
London, Real Photo unused
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Tuck's Oilette Cheapside
London, Divided Back unused
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Cheapside, Chepe--of the Middle Ages--and one of the most ancient and historic streets in London, extends from St. Paul's to the Mansion House, and has always been a street of traders, John Gilpin, of ballad fame, was a "linendraper bold" of Cheapside. Here stood one of the Eleanor Crosses, which the Puritans pulled down in 1643.
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Tuck's Oilette St. Paul's from Ludgate Hill
London, Divided Back unused
Description:
Crowded and noisy as is Ludgate Hill, it nevertheless gives us one of the best and most memorable views of Saint Paul's Cathedral. Near the bottom of Ludgate Hill is La Belle Sauvage Yard formerly an inn; now it contains the huge printing offices of Cassell & Company. Here, where now the Ludgate Hill Railway Viaduct crosses the street, stood once Lud Gate, one of the five ancient gates of London.
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Tuck's Oilette Dutch Fishing Boats On the Thames
Divided Back unused
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Tuck's Oilette London In the Strand
London, Divided Back unused
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Tuck's Oilette The Houses of Parliament From The River
London, Divided Back unused
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This is one of the most charming views in London, and the whole great mass of buildings (covering twice the area of the old palace of Edward the Confessor which once stood here) is seen at their very best, softened by the river mists. The Houses contain 11,000 rooms, and in the Clock Tower is the enormous bell known as Big Ben. Along the river front stand statues of all our English Sovereigns from William the Conqueror to Queen Victoria.
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Tuck's Oilette In Trafalgar Square
London, Divided Back unused
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Tuck's Oilette The Marble Arch
London, Divided Back unused
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This is a fine erection in the style of the Arch of Constantine at Rome. It was built by Nash at a cost of 75,000 pounds, and placed by George IV, at the entrace of Buckingham Palace, but was removed to the north-east corner of Hyde Park in 1851. Just beyond it is the ancient district of Tyburn, Newgate's fore-runner as a place of public execution. The central bronze gates of the Marble Arch, which are of admirable workmanship, are only opened for the Sovereign to pass through.
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The Rest Room, Anne Hathaway's Cottage
Stratford unused
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The Royal Wedding H.R.H Princess Anne and Mark Phillips
London, Real Photo unused
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14th November 1973
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Savoy Hotel
London, Real Photo PM 1957 Jun-4
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Buckingham Palace and Changing of the Guard
London, Real Photo unused
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Guards' band returning from Buckingham Palace after changing of the Guard, London
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Guards' Band Returning from Buckingham Palace
London, Real Photo unused
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Guards' Band returning from Buckingham Palace after changing of the Guard, London
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Crystal Palace
London, Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1903 May-01
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Shell Centre On The South Bank
London, Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Series 2514
This, the largest office block in Europe, provides the London component of the Central Offices of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group of Companies. On the left may be seen the Royal Festival Hall
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