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A pair of engraved, silver inlaid percussion pocket pistols signed “Smith, London”, mid
ghost-of-syd:Street gramophone player. London, 1920.
A silver mounted flintlock sword pistol combination. Made by Griffin and Two of London, 18th centur
Alright, London! The group of drawings from Iggy Pop Life Class by Jeremy Deller—organized by the Br
“Mush Fakers” and Ginger Beer Makers (1877), from Street Life in London by John Thomson and Ad
Four shot rotating barrel flintlock pistol produced be Segalas of London, early 19th century.from Cz
bantarleton:Father Christmas walks the streets of wartime London, having sensibly exchanging his tra
Natural History Museum by Carrie
Ms. Codex 756 -Abregé chronologique de l'histoire universelleThis manuscript is an abridged history
The Death of LondonHistorians today mostly shirk from using the term “The Dark Ages” whe
Gold damascened Colt London Model 1851 percussion revolver. During the mid 19th century Colt had a
Four barrel tap action flintlock pistol signed “Twig of London”, 18th century.The pistol
Natural History Museum, London
Silver inlaid flintlock Queen Anne pistol signed Perry, London, dated 1781.from Thomas Delmar Auctio
Oscar Swahn aims at a target during the single-shot running deer atthe London Olympics (July 9th, 19
Ben Franklin and TofuWhile in London in 1770 Benjamin Franklin heard an account from a French Jesuit
Engineers on London’s Crossrail project find and unearth 25 graves from victims of the Black D
The History of Rasselas Prince of Abyssinia; A Taleby Samuel Johnson London John Sharpe 1822 - First
Gold damascened London Colt Model 1851 dragoonfrom Rock Island Auctions
Flintlock sword pistol crafted by George Jones of London, circa 1775-80.from Holt’s Auctioneers
Fun Fact!While living in London in the 1750’s Benjamin Franklin attended a secret society call
Albert Bridge - Yoshio Markino 1902Japanese 1870-1956
Silver mounted pair of brass barreled flintlock pistols crafted by William Brander of London, circa
mapsdesign:Map of London poverty by Booth, Charles (1889)
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