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The British motor car industry starts to export abroad. British toys are manufactured in quantity for export to New York and Toronto etc. The export from Britain of expensive, exclusive models in the realm...
At Ottawa, forty countries meet to discuss the food problem. Average rations, during wartime, of Australians and English are compared - England’s ration being far less. Food for England, meat, dairy...
COI synopsis: For two thousand years the mint in Britain has been making coins. Since then it has expanded unrecognisably and now produces coins for many other countries all over the world. While at the...
NoS synopsis: Character looking at tax thermometer showing rise in tax on alcohol. The cartoon refers to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, David Lloyd George and his budget proposals.
NoS synopsis: "The artist clown (a cartoon figure) draws a lightning sketch of a sovereign (dated 1915) resting on a road and panting. The words, "FUNNY THING! I SEEM TO GO MUCH QUICKER THAN I USED TO, BUT...
Lord Curzon arrives. Bonar Law talks to delegates. Mrs Carey Evans meets Lloyd George.
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