A group of male and female skinhead 'Mods' 1969

A group of male and female skinhead 'Mods' 1969A group of male and female skinhead 'Mods' in Borehamwood. In the North London suburb of Borehamwood, this gang of youths display the latest 'mod' style. The mod culture demanded that fashions constantly changed, so successive age groups developed their own look that differed from the early 1960s original. These youths have moved into the direction of 'hard mods', who rejected the finery of other mods and the hippies. The photo hints at Black style

Heaps of stone

A coloured aquatint showing the stage and the interior of the New Covent Garden Theatre

Goods from Bordeaux

General view over the cattle and sheep stalls at Smithfield market

Vauxhall Gardens

Henry Grant captured these children playing in the narrow external stairwells outside their homes in the East End

Other suffragette prisoners quickly took up the strike

offered Jerrold and Doré the vast sum of £10

victory was celebrated on 8 May

Whitehall looking North from Parliament Square and with statue of Palmerston in the foreground

The print was published by J

Margate and Brighton