English british humour hi-res stock photography and images

Original early 1900's comic saucy seaside cartoon postcard of a large man using a mixed bathing machine looking happy about it. Protecting women's modesty whilst bathing had become less important by the time this card was published in 1910, after bathing areas became unsegregated in 1901. Retro beach postcard. Stock Photo

RM2BW7NYY–Original early 1900's comic saucy seaside cartoon postcard of a large man using a mixed bathing machine looking happy about it. Protecting women's modesty whilst bathing had become less important by the time this card was published in 1910, after bathing areas became unsegregated in 1901. Retro beach postcard.

Anne Boleyn (1507-1536) and Edward Seymour (1506-1552), 19th century.Artist: George Cruikshank Stock Photo

RMW7DFHF–Anne Boleyn (1507-1536) and Edward Seymour (1506-1552), 19th century.Artist: George Cruikshank

Seren Bundy-Davies and Margaret Adeoye crash out of the Women's 400m final during day two of the Sainsbury's British Indoor Championships at the English Institute of Sport, Sheffield. Stock Photo

RMG7MT1T–Seren Bundy-Davies and Margaret Adeoye crash out of the Women's 400m final during day two of the Sainsbury's British Indoor Championships at the English Institute of Sport, Sheffield.

Simple Spymen - play by John Chapman. Poster for production at Whitehall Theatre, London, UK. With Brian Rix and Leo Franklyn. Directed by Wallace Douglas. Settings by Rhoda Grey. Stock Photo

RMKH91GW–Simple Spymen - play by John Chapman. Poster for production at Whitehall Theatre, London, UK. With Brian Rix and Leo Franklyn. Directed by Wallace Douglas. Settings by Rhoda Grey.

Man reading an amusing notice outside the Barley Mow public house, Tilford, Surrey, England, UK. Stock Photo

RMBCT01C–Man reading an amusing notice outside the Barley Mow public house, Tilford, Surrey, England, UK.

Mr Jorrocks' lecture on hunting from English Humour by J B Priestley. Stock Photo

RMWHAXH9–Mr Jorrocks' lecture on hunting from English Humour by J B Priestley.

British army soldiers and miltary band having fun and entertainment in Palestine 1940 Stock Photo

RMM15ET1–British army soldiers and miltary band having fun and entertainment in Palestine 1940

Cartoon, Humour, showing two fashionable French women chatting with an English soldier. They say it must bother him to kill Germans. He replies no, they've been used to it for a long time. Date: 1916 Stock Photo

RMG3CRWN–Cartoon, Humour, showing two fashionable French women chatting with an English soldier. They say it must bother him to kill Germans. He replies no, they've been used to it for a long time. Date: 1916

John Baldwin Buckstone (1802-1879) English comic actor and playwright born at Hoxton, London. Made his first London appearance on 30 January 1823 at the Surrey Theatre in 'Fortunes of Nigel' based on the historical novel by Walter Scott first published in 1822. As a playwright, he wrote mainly melodramas and farces. Engraving from 'The Illustrated News of the World' (London, c1860). Stock Photo

RM2K2JTR7–John Baldwin Buckstone (1802-1879) English comic actor and playwright born at Hoxton, London. Made his first London appearance on 30 January 1823 at the Surrey Theatre in 'Fortunes of Nigel' based on the historical novel by Walter Scott first published in 1822. As a playwright, he wrote mainly melodramas and farces. Engraving from 'The Illustrated News of the World' (London, c1860).

Nodding British Bulldog souvenir Stock Photo

RMPFKBR2–Nodding British Bulldog souvenir

Victorian cartoon by Randolph Caldecott, Strange Adventures of a Dog-car, by Randolph Caldecott Stock Photo

RMM6KPGY–Victorian cartoon by Randolph Caldecott, Strange Adventures of a Dog-car, by Randolph Caldecott

A British Bulldog wearing a Union Jack vest, cap and English flag wrist sweat band against a pure white (255rgb) background. Stock Photo

RFBMDT6A–A British Bulldog wearing a Union Jack vest, cap and English flag wrist sweat band against a pure white (255rgb) background.

The Election by John Leech [(29 August 1817 – 29 October 1864) was a British caricaturist and illustrator]. From the book English caricaturists and graphic humourists of the nineteenth century : how they illustrated and interpreted their times by Everitt, Graham, author. Published in London in 1886 Stock Photo

RF2DH89GY–The Election by John Leech [(29 August 1817 – 29 October 1864) was a British caricaturist and illustrator]. From the book English caricaturists and graphic humourists of the nineteenth century : how they illustrated and interpreted their times by Everitt, Graham, author. Published in London in 1886

A fisherman's prayer in St Mary's church in the Cotswold village of Great Barrington, Gloucestershire UK. Charles Wingfield died in 1960. Stock Photo

RM2R1T8YA–A fisherman's prayer in St Mary's church in the Cotswold village of Great Barrington, Gloucestershire UK. Charles Wingfield died in 1960.

A pub sign written on an 'A' board outside a pub in Weymouth, The Tides Inn says Live Music, Beer and Lazy Sign Writing Here Stock Photo

RME8NMH0–A pub sign written on an 'A' board outside a pub in Weymouth, The Tides Inn says Live Music, Beer and Lazy Sign Writing Here

A 1900 portrait of English born music hall 'Costermonger comedian' and songwriter Albert Chevalier. He was born Albert Onésime Britannicus Gwathveoyd Louis Chevalier; ( 1861 – 1923) and became an English music hall comedian, singer and musical theatre actor who specialised in cockney related humour. He was know to audiences as the 'costers' laureate'. His first music hall performance was On 5 February 1891 at the New London Pavilion, Piccadilly Circus. In 1893 Chevalier managed the Trocadero Music Hall, a move that failed and left him badly in debt. He penned the song 'My Old Dutch' Stock Photo

RM2CYM0G7–A 1900 portrait of English born music hall 'Costermonger comedian' and songwriter Albert Chevalier. He was born Albert Onésime Britannicus Gwathveoyd Louis Chevalier; ( 1861 – 1923) and became an English music hall comedian, singer and musical theatre actor who specialised in cockney related humour. He was know to audiences as the 'costers' laureate'. His first music hall performance was On 5 February 1891 at the New London Pavilion, Piccadilly Circus. In 1893 Chevalier managed the Trocadero Music Hall, a move that failed and left him badly in debt. He penned the song 'My Old Dutch'

A British land slug (photomontage). Limace terrestre britannique (photomontage). Stock Photo

RMBE8630–A British land slug (photomontage). Limace terrestre britannique (photomontage).

John Leech (1817-1864) English illustrator bests known for his humour cartoons in the satirical magazine Punch. Stock Photo

RMHPBAWT–John Leech (1817-1864) English illustrator bests known for his humour cartoons in the satirical magazine Punch.

Mr Henry Woodward in the character of Bobadil in Ben Jonsons Every Man in his Humour. Woodward was an English actor famous for comedy roles, 1714-1777. Copperplate engraving by J. Thornthwaite after an illustration by James Roberts from Bells British Theatre, Consisting of the most esteemed English Plays, John Bell, London, 1776. Stock Photo

RM2T68X6B–Mr Henry Woodward in the character of Bobadil in Ben Jonsons Every Man in his Humour. Woodward was an English actor famous for comedy roles, 1714-1777. Copperplate engraving by J. Thornthwaite after an illustration by James Roberts from Bells British Theatre, Consisting of the most esteemed English Plays, John Bell, London, 1776.

Original 1920's illustrated British comic seaside holiday postcard 'picking up in Cowes', Isle of Wight, England, U.K. Stock Photo

RM2BJ1MG5–Original 1920's illustrated British comic seaside holiday postcard 'picking up in Cowes', Isle of Wight, England, U.K.

Two elderly English old age Pensioners sit on chairs in the rain waiting for an open air opera. Stock Photo

RMA46GF3–Two elderly English old age Pensioners sit on chairs in the rain waiting for an open air opera.

l-r: Gary Love (Thomas Cash), Henry Goodman (Thomas Kitely) in EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOUR by Ben Jonson design: Sue Blane lighting: Wayne Dowdeswell director: John Caird Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon 21/05/1986 Stock Photo

RM2J8ND6D–l-r: Gary Love (Thomas Cash), Henry Goodman (Thomas Kitely) in EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOUR by Ben Jonson design: Sue Blane lighting: Wayne Dowdeswell director: John Caird Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon 21/05/1986

Brian Rix 'Theatre of Laughter' - repertoire of farce. Poster for producion at Garrick Theatre, London. Performaces of Stand by your Bedouin by Ray Cooney and Tony Hilton, Uproar in the House by Anthony Marriott and Alistair Foot, and Let Sleeping Wives Lie by Harold Brooke and Kay Bannerman. With Brian Rix, Leslie Crowther, Elspet Gray, Derek Farr and Leo Franklyn. Stock Photo

RMKH91H7–Brian Rix 'Theatre of Laughter' - repertoire of farce. Poster for producion at Garrick Theatre, London. Performaces of Stand by your Bedouin by Ray Cooney and Tony Hilton, Uproar in the House by Anthony Marriott and Alistair Foot, and Let Sleeping Wives Lie by Harold Brooke and Kay Bannerman. With Brian Rix, Leslie Crowther, Elspet Gray, Derek Farr and Leo Franklyn.

Amusing notice outside an English pub. Stock Photo

RMBCRMH7–Amusing notice outside an English pub.

Mr Jorrocks has a bye day. Mr Jorrocks Hunt, 1854 from English Humour by J B Priestley. Stock Photo

RMWH8F3N–Mr Jorrocks has a bye day. Mr Jorrocks Hunt, 1854 from English Humour by J B Priestley.

English stand-up comedian Bill Bailey performing at a private function during the British Music Fair, London in 1998. Born Mark Stock Photo

RMEREWAX–English stand-up comedian Bill Bailey performing at a private function during the British Music Fair, London in 1998. Born Mark

Arthur Askey - English comedian Stock Photo

RMTWB4KP–Arthur Askey - English comedian

RM2C36TE7–Mr Henry Woodward in the character of Bobadil in Ben Jonson’s Every Man in his Humour. Woodward was an English actor famous for comedy roles, 1714-1777. Copperplate engraving by J. Thornthwaite after an illustration by James Roberts from Bell’s British Theatre, Consisting of the most esteemed English Plays, John Bell, London, 1776.

RMPFKBR1–Nodding British Bulldog souvenir

Butler wearing antlers presenting a Christmas pudding. red background Stock Photo

RMA24GJW–Butler wearing antlers presenting a Christmas pudding. red background

A road sign welcoming people to the village of Little Snoring, Norfolk UK Stock Photo

RF2G5PAGG–A road sign welcoming people to the village of Little Snoring, Norfolk UK

Art cartoon showing an humorous take on the popular British English saying pushing up the daisies /pushing up daisies meaning to be dead and buried Stock Photo

RM2J6PHYJ–Art cartoon showing an humorous take on the popular British English saying pushing up the daisies /pushing up daisies meaning to be dead and buried

A funny sign outside a pub in the High Street of the Cotswold town of Burford, Oxfordshire UK Stock Photo

RM2HCR544–A funny sign outside a pub in the High Street of the Cotswold town of Burford, Oxfordshire UK

Chauvinistic sign at carboot sale Stock Photo

RMAFRX2W–Chauvinistic sign at carboot sale

A portrait of English born William (Billy) Evans BURTON, (1802-1860) also listed in places as William Henry Burton. Billy Burton was a British born actor & comedian turned writer and manager living in the USA. He was also a theatre manager and magazine owner who briefly employed Edgar Allan Poe as an assistant editor of his American Gentleman’s Magazine. Stock Photo

RM2RWY2X8–A portrait of English born William (Billy) Evans BURTON, (1802-1860) also listed in places as William Henry Burton. Billy Burton was a British born actor & comedian turned writer and manager living in the USA. He was also a theatre manager and magazine owner who briefly employed Edgar Allan Poe as an assistant editor of his American Gentleman’s Magazine.

Sign with British humour at a pub in Cascais, Portugal Stock Photo

RFPCWTME–Sign with British humour at a pub in Cascais, Portugal

'Surfing at your risk' sign outdoors on wooden post by duck pond water at UK nature reserve! British humour, joke. Stock Photo

RM2AT8K0A–'Surfing at your risk' sign outdoors on wooden post by duck pond water at UK nature reserve! British humour, joke.

Whitfield, June Rosemary, 11.11.1925 - 29.12.2018, English actress, as film star, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE Stock Photo

RM2RE3DTB–Whitfield, June Rosemary, 11.11.1925 - 29.12.2018, English actress, as film star, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE

Original early 1900's vintage comic seaside postcard of fat lady blocking view to the sea, circa 1930's or 1940's, by Rob Wilkin, British artist, U.K. Retro beach postcard. Stock Photo

RM2A96KTT–Original early 1900's vintage comic seaside postcard of fat lady blocking view to the sea, circa 1930's or 1940's, by Rob Wilkin, British artist, U.K. Retro beach postcard.

British tourists on the beach near Agadir, morocco Africa Stock Photo

RMCT2FAW–British tourists on the beach near Agadir, morocco Africa

Sheltering from the typical British weather at Vibes From the Vines festival in Horam, East Sussex. Picture by Jim Holden. Stock Photo

RMA3TYNP–Sheltering from the typical British weather at Vibes From the Vines festival in Horam, East Sussex. Picture by Jim Holden.

Anna Russell - portrait of the English comedian, actress and singer dressed up as a Wagnerian heroine b. 27 December 1911. With long braids, a head dress and a spear. Mocking. Wagner. Stock Photo

RMKE2KNW–Anna Russell - portrait of the English comedian, actress and singer dressed up as a Wagnerian heroine b. 27 December 1911. With long braids, a head dress and a spear. Mocking. Wagner.

'The Victor of Blenheim', 1897. Creator: John Leech. Stock Photo

RMRC5RT5–'The Victor of Blenheim', 1897. Creator: John Leech.

A swan is marked recorded held between the legs of a Swan Upper on the banks of the River Thames during the annual ritual Stock Photo

RMATXCN8–A swan is marked recorded held between the legs of a Swan Upper on the banks of the River Thames during the annual ritual

RMEREWAY–English stand-up comedian Bill Bailey performing at a private function during the British Music Fair, London in 1998. Born Mark

Sir Henry Alfred Lytton, English actor and singer Stock Photo

RMG3BTDH–Sir Henry Alfred Lytton, English actor and singer

A British Bulldog wearing a Union Jack vest and English red cross flag wrist sweat band against a (224rgb) grey background. Stock Photo

RFBMDTMR–A British Bulldog wearing a Union Jack vest and English red cross flag wrist sweat band against a (224rgb) grey background.

Gardener treating an oak tree with a yoghurt mixture to encourage moss to grow on the trunk and branches. Stock Photo

RMCPBX38–Gardener treating an oak tree with a yoghurt mixture to encourage moss to grow on the trunk and branches.

Painting from The Marriage A-la-Mode Series titled 'The Bagnio' by William Hogarth dated 1743 Stock Photo

RMP43K5H–Painting from The Marriage A-la-Mode Series titled 'The Bagnio' by William Hogarth dated 1743

Common Place - the name of the square and a listed building in the village of Little Walsingham, Norfolk UK. Stock Photo

RF2H4A04M–Common Place - the name of the square and a listed building in the village of Little Walsingham, Norfolk UK.

The Rioters by Phiz [Hablot Knight Browne (10 July 1815 – 8 July 1882) was an English artist and illustrator. Well-known by his pen name, Phiz, he illustrated books by Charles Dickens, Charles Lever, and Harrison Ainsworth.] From the book English caricaturists and graphic humourists of the nineteenth century : how they illustrated and interpreted their times by Everitt, Graham, author. Published in London in 1886 Stock Photo

RF2DH89NH–The Rioters by Phiz [Hablot Knight Browne (10 July 1815 – 8 July 1882) was an English artist and illustrator. Well-known by his pen name, Phiz, he illustrated books by Charles Dickens, Charles Lever, and Harrison Ainsworth.] From the book English caricaturists and graphic humourists of the nineteenth century : how they illustrated and interpreted their times by Everitt, Graham, author. Published in London in 1886

The imaginatively named Village Pub in the Cotswold village of Barnsley, Gloucestershire UK Stock Photo

RM2C419EK–The imaginatively named Village Pub in the Cotswold village of Barnsley, Gloucestershire UK

* Vintage Photograph of Two Laughing WW1 British Army Soldiers. One of The Soldiers is Having a Cigarette. Stock Photo

RMPRPR59–* Vintage Photograph of Two Laughing WW1 British Army Soldiers. One of The Soldiers is Having a Cigarette.

An early portrait of comedy actor George Grossmith (1847-1912) - English comedian, writer (including Punch magazine), composer, entertainer, author, pianist, actor and singer. Grossmith wrote the comic novel The Diary of a Nobody with his brother Weedon and his known for his comic operas, musical sketches, around 600 songs and piano pieces. He wrote 3 books and many newspapers and magazines articles. In the autumn of 1890, Grossmith gave a Royal command performance for Queen Victoria at Balmoral Castle, Scotland. His son was George Grossmith Jr. He died at his home in Folkestone aged 47. Stock Photo

RM2E05JYJ–An early portrait of comedy actor George Grossmith (1847-1912) - English comedian, writer (including Punch magazine), composer, entertainer, author, pianist, actor and singer. Grossmith wrote the comic novel The Diary of a Nobody with his brother Weedon and his known for his comic operas, musical sketches, around 600 songs and piano pieces. He wrote 3 books and many newspapers and magazines articles. In the autumn of 1890, Grossmith gave a Royal command performance for Queen Victoria at Balmoral Castle, Scotland. His son was George Grossmith Jr. He died at his home in Folkestone aged 47.

The “Headsman” Style, by H. Furniss. From an illustration about golf, dating from 1889 to 1901. The history of golf is a long one. Though its origins are disputed, historians are generally agreed that what is known as “modern” golf began in the Middle Ages in Scotland. It was not until the mid to late nineteenth century that this sport became more popular in wider Britain, the British Empire and then the United States. Over the years the humble golf ball and golf club have changed vastly. Stock Photo

RM2TB4KRH–The “Headsman” Style, by H. Furniss. From an illustration about golf, dating from 1889 to 1901. The history of golf is a long one. Though its origins are disputed, historians are generally agreed that what is known as “modern” golf began in the Middle Ages in Scotland. It was not until the mid to late nineteenth century that this sport became more popular in wider Britain, the British Empire and then the United States. Over the years the humble golf ball and golf club have changed vastly.

RM2BN17F0–Female English Bulldog

'A swarm of English bees hiving in the Imperial carriage!! a scene at the London Museum', 1816. Artist: George Cruikshank Stock Photo

RMDDP5MD–'A swarm of English bees hiving in the Imperial carriage!! a scene at the London Museum', 1816. Artist: George Cruikshank

Original WW1 era Agnes Richardson cartoon postcard of cute little French girl wearing Union Jack colours saying 'never mind Fifi, the English will look after us' Union Jack draped at her side, she hugs a French poodle which is wearing a bow bearing the colours of the French flag, U.K. 1915 ,1916 Stock Photo

RM2J8TRAC–Original WW1 era Agnes Richardson cartoon postcard of cute little French girl wearing Union Jack colours saying 'never mind Fifi, the English will look after us' Union Jack draped at her side, she hugs a French poodle which is wearing a bow bearing the colours of the French flag, U.K. 1915 ,1916

RFTRPD83–Octopus joke.

Two english women brave the english summer sun sunshine in deckchairs on the beach with blue sky in Southwold Suffolk UK Stock Photo

RMARH6W2–Two english women brave the english summer sun sunshine in deckchairs on the beach with blue sky in Southwold Suffolk UK

'Tom Jones'. Opera by Sir Edward German based on the book by Henry Fielding. Postcard advertisement for Mr. Frederick Mouillot's 1907 production at the Apolllo Theatre, London. SEG British composer 17 February 1862 - 11 November 1936. HF English novelist and dramatist: 22 April 1707 – 8 October 1754 Stock Photo

RMKF0HHJ–'Tom Jones'. Opera by Sir Edward German based on the book by Henry Fielding. Postcard advertisement for Mr. Frederick Mouillot's 1907 production at the Apolllo Theatre, London. SEG British composer 17 February 1862 - 11 November 1936. HF English novelist and dramatist: 22 April 1707 – 8 October 1754

May 4th 2023. An amusing decorated phonebox a couple of days before the coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla. The irreverent decorations in the Surrey village of Compton, England, UK, include big protruding ears and nose with a crown. Stock Photo

RM2PYNYJD–May 4th 2023. An amusing decorated phonebox a couple of days before the coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla. The irreverent decorations in the Surrey village of Compton, England, UK, include big protruding ears and nose with a crown.

Humorous Covid-19 notice board outside English pub. Stock Photo

RM2CA3RXK–Humorous Covid-19 notice board outside English pub.

RMEREWAW–English stand-up comedian Bill Bailey performing at a private function during the British Music Fair, London in 1998. Born Mark

Cartoon, British father wheeling pram, WW1 Stock Photo

RMDRK0JH–Cartoon, British father wheeling pram, WW1

A 6 month old British Bulldog wearing a Union Jack tie against a pure white (255rgb) background. Stock Photo

RFBME1JE–A 6 month old British Bulldog wearing a Union Jack tie against a pure white (255rgb) background.

An engraving from Punch Magazine in the 1860s depicting a Briton in the Time of Peace, armed and ready for military action Stock Photo

RFKRW8M0–An engraving from Punch Magazine in the 1860s depicting a Briton in the Time of Peace, armed and ready for military action

Painting from The Marriage A-la-Mode Series titled 'The Toilette' by William Hogarth dated 1743 Stock Photo

RMP43K4A–Painting from The Marriage A-la-Mode Series titled 'The Toilette' by William Hogarth dated 1743

The sign on the green in the quaintly named village of Great Snoring, Norfolk UK Stock Photo

RF2H4A011–The sign on the green in the quaintly named village of Great Snoring, Norfolk UK

The Departure by Phiz [Hablot Knight Browne (10 July 1815 – 8 July 1882) was an English artist and illustrator. Well-known by his pen name, Phiz, he illustrated books by Charles Dickens, Charles Lever, and Harrison Ainsworth.] From the book English caricaturists and graphic humourists of the nineteenth century : how they illustrated and interpreted their times by Everitt, Graham, author. Published in London in 1886 Stock Photo

RF2DH89J7–The Departure by Phiz [Hablot Knight Browne (10 July 1815 – 8 July 1882) was an English artist and illustrator. Well-known by his pen name, Phiz, he illustrated books by Charles Dickens, Charles Lever, and Harrison Ainsworth.] From the book English caricaturists and graphic humourists of the nineteenth century : how they illustrated and interpreted their times by Everitt, Graham, author. Published in London in 1886

RM2C419AD–The imaginatively named Village Pub in the Cotswold village of Barnsley, Gloucestershire UK

Brighton and Hove regency / Edwardian / Victorian architecture, illustrating it's past. humurous os shop UK Stock Photo

RMFMFHWR–Brighton and Hove regency / Edwardian / Victorian architecture, illustrating it's past. humurous os shop UK

'Harry, the English Apollo', 1897. Creator: John Leech. Stock Photo

RMRC5RFE–'Harry, the English Apollo', 1897. Creator: John Leech.

The Picnic on the Putting Green, by H. Furniss. From an illustration about golf, dating from 1889 to 1901. The history of golf is a long one. Though its origins are disputed, historians are generally agreed that what is known as “modern” golf began in the Middle Ages in Scotland. It was not until the mid to late nineteenth century that this sport became more popular in wider Britain, the British Empire and then the United States. Over the years the humble golf ball and golf club have changed vastly. Stock Photo

RM2TB4KT9–The Picnic on the Putting Green, by H. Furniss. From an illustration about golf, dating from 1889 to 1901. The history of golf is a long one. Though its origins are disputed, historians are generally agreed that what is known as “modern” golf began in the Middle Ages in Scotland. It was not until the mid to late nineteenth century that this sport became more popular in wider Britain, the British Empire and then the United States. Over the years the humble golf ball and golf club have changed vastly.

RM2BN17HN–Female English Bulldog

Comforts of Bath 1798 by Thomas Rowlandson (1756-1827).. English Illustrator of books and magazines, specializing in historical events and the city of London .. Stock Photo

RMWH8EX8–Comforts of Bath 1798 by Thomas Rowlandson (1756-1827).. English Illustrator of books and magazines, specializing in historical events and the city of London ..

Original WW1 era good luck postcard of a black cat, symbol of good luck, with a French national flag tied in a bow around his neck, wearing a military cap and holding a rifle. The caption is 'may good luck be with you always'. It was produced for British soldiers being sent to the Front, French Flag, dated / posted from Bousley Camp, Aldershot, 30 June 1916. Stock Photo

RM2JTA6JH–Original WW1 era good luck postcard of a black cat, symbol of good luck, with a French national flag tied in a bow around his neck, wearing a military cap and holding a rifle. The caption is 'may good luck be with you always'. It was produced for British soldiers being sent to the Front, French Flag, dated / posted from Bousley Camp, Aldershot, 30 June 1916.

RMM6M3RD–Victorian cartoon by Randolph Caldecott, Strange Adventures of a Dog-car, by Randolph Caldecott

Stone skimming competition on Brighton Beach. A contender lobs a stone, watched by two judges Stock Photo

RMA9TT1F–Stone skimming competition on Brighton Beach. A contender lobs a stone, watched by two judges

Instructions for dancing the Hands, Knees and Boomps-a-Daisy dance, described by Monsieur Pierre. Words and music by Annette Mills, Lawrence Wright Music Co, 1939. Stock Photo

RMKH90E0–Instructions for dancing the Hands, Knees and Boomps-a-Daisy dance, described by Monsieur Pierre. Words and music by Annette Mills, Lawrence Wright Music Co, 1939.

RM2PYNYME–May 4th 2023. An amusing decorated phonebox a couple of days before the coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla. The irreverent decorations in the Surrey village of Compton, England, UK, include big protruding ears and nose with a crown.

'John Lawrence (J.L.) Toole (1830-1908) English comic actor, producer and theatre owner pictured c1890. Encouraged by Charles Dickens, he turned professional in 1852 specialising in farce and low comedy parts.' Stock Photo

RM2K2K0A8–'John Lawrence (J.L.) Toole (1830-1908) English comic actor, producer and theatre owner pictured c1890. Encouraged by Charles Dickens, he turned professional in 1852 specialising in farce and low comedy parts.'

RMEREWB0–English stand-up comedian Bill Bailey performing at a private function during the British Music Fair, London in 1998. Born Mark

Cartoon, French Generals receiving an English Charge Stock Photo

RMKRCYM5–Cartoon, French Generals receiving an English Charge

RMFJ27YA–The Humour of Dickens book

Mr Jogglebury Crowdey with his dog and his gun.. Handcoloured steel engraving by John Leech from Robert Smith Surtees’ Mr. Sponge’s Sporting Tour,, circa 1850. Mr Sponge and Mr Crowdey see a hare escape during a hunt in the English countryside. Stock Photo

RM2J3TGTK–Mr Jogglebury Crowdey with his dog and his gun.. Handcoloured steel engraving by John Leech from Robert Smith Surtees’ Mr. Sponge’s Sporting Tour,, circa 1850. Mr Sponge and Mr Crowdey see a hare escape during a hunt in the English countryside.

Painting from The Marriage A-la-Mode Series titled 'The Lady's Death' by William Hogarth dated 1743 Stock Photo

RMP43K61–Painting from The Marriage A-la-Mode Series titled 'The Lady's Death' by William Hogarth dated 1743

The River Severn flooded a public bridleway at Coombe Hill Canal and Meadows Nature Reserve, south of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire UK on 18/11/2019 Stock Photo

RF2AA9H3A–The River Severn flooded a public bridleway at Coombe Hill Canal and Meadows Nature Reserve, south of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire UK on 18/11/2019

Man wearing Superman costume talking to people, Cambridge UK; Candid street photography UK. Eccentric english. Stock Photo

RM2J4YX8D–Man wearing Superman costume talking to people, Cambridge UK; Candid street photography UK. Eccentric english.

RM2C419F8–The imaginatively named Village Pub in the Cotswold village of Barnsley, Gloucestershire UK

Crocodile Puppet From Punch & Judy Show Stock Photo

RMFBDF7G–Crocodile Puppet From Punch & Judy Show

'Clio instructing the Young British Lion in History', c1860, (c1860). Artist: John Leech. Stock Photo

RMMPR0A8–'Clio instructing the Young British Lion in History', c1860, (c1860). Artist: John Leech.

‘Arry, A Sketch on London Links, a man finds a golf ball, by H. Furniss. From an illustration about golf, dating from 1889 to 1901. The history of golf is a long one. Though its origins are disputed, historians are generally agreed that what is known as “modern” golf began in the Middle Ages in Scotland. It was not until the mid to late nineteenth century that this sport became more popular in wider Britain, the British Empire and then the United States. Over the years the humble golf ball and golf club have changed vastly. Stock Photo

RM2TB4KTH–‘Arry, A Sketch on London Links, a man finds a golf ball, by H. Furniss. From an illustration about golf, dating from 1889 to 1901. The history of golf is a long one. Though its origins are disputed, historians are generally agreed that what is known as “modern” golf began in the Middle Ages in Scotland. It was not until the mid to late nineteenth century that this sport became more popular in wider Britain, the British Empire and then the United States. Over the years the humble golf ball and golf club have changed vastly.

RM2BN174M–Female English Bulldog

John Hegley , English performance poet, author, comedian, musician and songwriter photographed at his home in Islington London, England, United Kingdom. Stock Photo

RMK8E16W–John Hegley , English performance poet, author, comedian, musician and songwriter photographed at his home in Islington London, England, United Kingdom.

Original quaint Edwardian seaside holiday studio photo by E.E. Hindley greetings postcard of English family, men, ladies, lady in car on holiday at Blackpool, Lancashire, England, U.K. circa 1910 Stock Photo

RMHTWX5E–Original quaint Edwardian seaside holiday studio photo by E.E. Hindley greetings postcard of English family, men, ladies, lady in car on holiday at Blackpool, Lancashire, England, U.K. circa 1910

RMM6KPF1–Victorian cartoon by Randolph Caldecott, Strange Adventures of a Dog-car, by Randolph Caldecott

Stone skimming competition on Brighton Beach. A contender lobs a stone, watched by two judges, one in a bowler, one in a top hat Stock Photo

RMA9TT18–Stone skimming competition on Brighton Beach. A contender lobs a stone, watched by two judges, one in a bowler, one in a top hat

RMKFRBM4–Instructions for dancing the Hands, Knees and Boomps-a-Daisy dance, described by Monsieur Pierre. Words and music by Annette Mills, Lawrence Wright Music Co, 1939.

Humour (unintentional) - old sign 2007 - Great Ayton village Church cemetery, Yorkshire UK - 'BEWARE OF GRAVESTONES THEY CAN BE DANGEROUS' Stock Photo

RMKMYBAF–Humour (unintentional) - old sign 2007 - Great Ayton village Church cemetery, Yorkshire UK - 'BEWARE OF GRAVESTONES THEY CAN BE DANGEROUS'

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