Images relating to UFO sightings

Illustrations and fine art from the collection of one of the most well-loved stately homes in England due to it being used as the main location for the television series Brideshead Revisited.

Rare vintage photography and postcards

Photographer Michael Chevis established his studio in 1977, and began to specialise in photographing polo having been introduced to the sport while still at school. Since then he has been commissioned by many equestrian and national magazines and is the official Pony Club Polo photographer.

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Vintage Commercial Stock Photography

1960s Liverpool and London

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Military artwork and memorabilia, mostly from WW1

Manuel Cohen is an editorial and advertising photographer specialising in World Heritage Sites, architecture, archaeology, sculpture, and paintings at culturally and historically important sites around the world. Over 43,000 of Manuel Cohen's photographs are now available at Mary Evans, with highlights including the archaeological sites of Palmyra and Pompeii, the cathedrals of Amiens and Chartres, Viking art and archaeology, Giotto's frescoes cycle from the Scrovegni Chapel in Padua, and the chateaux of the Loire Valley.

Michael Cole is one of the tennis world's leading photographers. However, away from the day job, he is an enthusiastic collector of automobilia and over the years has amassed a delightful collection of vintage photographs of people and their vehicles. From nippy saloons to delivery vans, chauffeurs to charabancs, Michael's collection consists mainly of amateur snapshots taken to document not only day trips and holidays, but also the pride and joy owners clearly took in their vehicles.

One of the most comprehensive postcard collections in the world. Grenville has maintained a long interest in Turkey (he lived near Bodrum in Southern Anatolia in the 1970s after managing iconic band The Kinks in the late 1960s) and this was the springboard for his collection, but it now includes a wealth of material from almost every corner of the world and a myriad of fascinating subjects.

A cornucopia of gadgetry and bizarre inventions, this unique collection is a celebration of technological advancement, manufacturing prowess and rampant consumerism over the 19th and 20th centuries (not to mention a heavy dose of Victorian eccentricity).

This postcard archive is supplemented by a delightful mix of ephemera including Dean rag book illustrations, cut-out dolls, fancy dress brochures, inter-war graphic design, art deco magazine covers and vintage greetings cards. Among the illustrators represented are Florence Hardy, Susan Beatrice Pearse, Ethel Parkinson, Agnes Richardson and many more talented artists, who enchanted generations of children with their art.

Photographs of Colonial West Africa

Pictures from New Zealand by George French Angas

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Victorian Photography

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