‘wear’ historical pictures (exact matches)

Shipwrecks and Loss of Life at Tynemouth

United Irishmen in training

Der feine Herr

Two women in a box at the theatre in competition with each other for male attention

Women's hat design from the 1920s

Women's hat design from the 1920s

Women's fashion design of the 1920s by designers Jean Patou, Doeuillet, Martial and Armand, and Jeanne Lanvin

Time of James II, 1685

Die Augen des Kanarienvogels

What shall i put on? Bedside contrivance for the changeable season, to indicate the state ….

Rocket-Line Exercise of the Tynemouth Volunteer Life Brigade

Tiddy-doll the great French-gingerbread-baker drawing out a new batch of kings

Argwohn

Dr Flannel suggests to a fashionable lady that she wear a flannel petticoat to keep her legs warm

Sumarian chariot drawn by wild asses

Women's daywear fashion by designers Edward Molyneux and Philippe and Gaston, 1920s

Women's evening wear fashions of the 1920s by designers Edward Molyneux and Martial and Amand

Die lustige Ehefrau

Launch of the "Chowringhee," at Sunderland

The chap-book

Im Faschingstrubel

Tentand via est qua me quoque possim tollere humo

Der Frahsee

Gent's Bathing-Suit for Evening Wear

Grenzen

Knitted Jackets and Bonnets for Children's and Infants' Wear

Women's evening wear fashion of the 1920s by designer Georges Doeuillet

Man inviting an actress to have supper with him

Following the fashion

Women's evening fashion from the 1930s by designers Jenny and Philippe et Gaston

Why Coins have thickened edges

Women's hat design from the 1920s

Shooting an Apple off a Toad's Head like William Tell

Women's fashion from the 1920s by designers Carel and Jean Patou

Is any cozened of a tear Which as a pearl disdain does wear? Here stands the thief.

Pictorial History of Newcastle

Changez les dames!

Women's fashion of the 1920s by designer Christoph Drecoll

The Singing of Love

Finale

Kameltranke

Page of Advertisements

Romanized Briton, 30 AD

Maven and Neven

Ford Hall, Sunderland, the Birthplace of General Havelock

Grand combat à qui portera la culotte / The great fight over who will wear the underpants – satirical illustration

Page of Advertisements

A Free Communist Colony in England, Sketches at Clousden Hill Farm, Forest Hall, Northumberland

Little people in formal attire

Newcastle upon Tyne, 1887

Costume Parisien (Parisian Costume), Magazine of Female Fashion of London and Paris

Portrait of Akaitcho and his Son

Religious dance of native Americans

Sketches of the British Army

Print of Cab Calloway in checked suit standing in front of microphone

The New High-Level Bridge at Newcastle-on-Tyne (the Largest since the Forth Bridge) …

Spain: Moorish women of Christian persuasion who still wear the veil in Mochagar-Vejer

But the pretty girls are so demure

George Stephenson, the Father of Railways

Autumn: In the cool dark days of autumn, when the earth is damp and cold, we should wear our "Candee" rubbers

Time of James I, 1605

Women's fashion from the 1920s by designers Carel and Jean Patou

Best of all shoes are Standard screw fastened. Try them.

The heads and shoulders of five women with their hair combed back and dressed with chignons

Photograph of Kappa Alpha Psi members

J Millard Fillmore, American candidate for president of the United States

Portrait of Peter Courten

What Londoners used to wear displayed at the London Museum in Lancaster House

The George Stephenson Centenary at Newcastle-on-Tyne

Women's fashion design for coats from the 1920s

Fashion and Elegance: Strolling Parisians.

Inauguration of a Russian Gun at Seaham Harbour, near Sunderland

Women's evening wear from the 1920s by designers Jenny and Philippe et Gaston

Design for the Centre of the New Bridge over the Wear at Sunderland

The Great Boat-Race at Newcastle-on-Tyne, Finish of the Race at Lemington Point

Women's ski wear from the 1920s

The "Lady Feversham," Tynemouth Harbour

Laying the Foundation-Stone of the Low-Lights Dock at Tynemouth

Janina, Albania (subsequently Greece): the town seen through a gap in the city walls

Five young women and a young man, posing in acrobats' costume, in a photographic studio

It's good to wear your award crown like that!

Latter part XIVth century women's headdress

Parisian week. National Album. Tuesday 27 July 1830. It's a woman! Well! That we wear as a sign.

Monument to James Renforth, the late Champion Sculler

Edward Hanry Harriman

IXth and XIIIth centuries women's headdresses

Optician's Sign

Six Studies of Soldiers' Heads

Bonnet veil

No. 2009, Taking a Rest.

Time of Charles II, 1660

Fashion and Elegance: Fashionable Ladies and Gentlemen of the 1740s.