- Old Vehicles
- Invalid Motorised Tricycle
- AC Petite 3 wheeled Microcar
- Morgan 3 Wheeler Sports Car
- 1938 Ford 8 Saloon
- 1958 Austin A35 Saloon
- 1972 MG Midget Sports Car
- 1950's Dodge Tipper Trucks
- Vauxhall Victor F series
- 1935 Chrysler Airflow Saloon
- 1927 Austin 7 Tourer
- 3 Wheeled Berkeley T60 Roadster
- A Maicoletta Scooter
- Great Tramcars
- North Street, Leeds
- Middleton Park, Leeds
- Accident in Hylton Rd, Sunderland
- Fawcett Street, Sunderland
- Sunderland Station
- Dykelands Rd, Seaburn, Sunderland
- Fulwell Terminus, Sunderland
- Dene Lane, Fulwell, Sunderland
- Fulwell Terminus, Sunderland
- Hylton Road Depot, Sunderland
- Steam Trains
- Sunderland Central Station
- Sunderland (Bridge Crossing)
- Pelaw, South Tyneside
- High Shields
- Blue House, East Boldon
- Forfar Street, Sunderland
- Ships & Boats
- Wreck of S.S. Armagh
- Badly damaged British India Ship
- HMS Trusty S Class Destroyer
- The Bedlington Cargo Ship
- Helicopter lowering Marine to ship
- Badly Damaged Submarine
- Further Damage to Submarine
- USS Nautilus in Portland harbour
- USS Nautilus Docking
- BBC filming USS Nautilus
- Midget Submarine X53 Sprat
- HMS Murray F91 Frigate
- Destroyer Firing Torpedo
- People
- Villiers Street Tech Prefects & Masters
- Villiers Street Tech GCE class of 1955 - 1956
- Villiers Street Tech performing Physics Experiments.
- Sunderland Junior Tech School
- Sunderland J.T.S. Form 1a
- Sunderland J.T.S. Football Team
- Thompson Laing Forge Football Team, Sunderland
- Another Unknown Football Team
- Rutland House Prep School Football Team, Hillingdon
- Hop Picking in Kent
- Richard E Grant (Swaziland)
A Pair Of Working Shire Horses
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A pair of working Shire Horses sent in by © William Marsh. The Shire Horses were worked by my father, William Horton Marsh in 1942, in the fields of Kent. He needed to get up at 3am to feed and brush them, prior to working the carts at 7pm.
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