historicaldocument
11 photos tagged historicaldocument, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.
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Related tags
Tags that often appear on the same photos:
- thenationalarchivesuk
- wareconomy
- boardoftrade
- tna:departmentreference=bt
- britishhistory
- womenshistory
- king
- tna:departmentreference=sp
- homefront
- rationing
- secondworldwar
- tna:piecereference=bt131p40
- tna:subseriesreference=bt131ss9
- tna:iaid=c4061381
- tna:seriesreference=bt131
- tna:divisionreference=btd23
- wartimebritain
- tudorengland
- wood
- windows
- chimney
- people
- water
- metal
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Photos
Photos tagged historicaldocument:
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Recent uploads
The last upload was September 2014.
PC60-6-3 from Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America uploaded September 2014
'Vishva Pallav' afloat after launch from North East Museums uploaded June 2014
Read all about it from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2013
Valor Ecclesiasticus from The National Archives UK uploaded July 2009
A Grand Day Out from The National Archives UK uploaded July 2009
Jane Austen's Will from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2009
The Golden Speech from The National Archives UK uploaded May 2009
Clothing Book from The National Archives UK uploaded April 2009
Your Ration Book from The National Archives UK uploaded February 2009
Postpone your Holidays from The National Archives UK uploaded November 2008
Instrument of Abdication from The National Archives UK uploaded November 2008
Conversations
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Jane Austen's Will
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Ms. Kathleen said:
How charming. Your photo is very inspiring. I shall
be delighted if you would join us.
I would be honored if you would add this fantastic image to:
The Regency Society for Morals & Manners -
netzanette said:
She had such lovely handwiriting. But I guess she exercised(?) it a bit. :) -- Seen in your Historic Documents set. (?)
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Austin Storm said:
I'd venture to guess that everyone with good handwriting exercised it.
Read all about it
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Lú_ said:
Oh lovely! I read acres (it seems) of 17th- and 18-century English newspapers while in grad school, but almost all on microfiche. This is astonishingly better.
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Mr Tom said:
it's amusing how there's no content on the front page at all!