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Image Not Available for The bar and lounge on an Alitalia aeroplane, where new air hostesses are being trained
The bar and lounge on an Alitalia aeroplane, where new air hostesses are being trained
Image Not Available for The bar and lounge on an Alitalia aeroplane, where new air hostesses are being trained

The bar and lounge on an Alitalia aeroplane, where new air hostesses are being trained

Date1969-1979
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 24.1 x 34.6 cm (9 4/8 x 13 5/8 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2020
Category
  • Photographs
Object number2022/239
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for The air hostesses prior to boarding the plane.
The air hostesses prior to boarding the plane.
Unknown
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Group of air hostesses on steps of passenger aircraft, 1956
Group of air hostesses on steps of passenger aircraft, 1956
International News Photos
June 1 1956
Photograph
Image Not Available for Hostesses prepare for the dinner at the 1975 Strega Prize
Hostesses prepare for the dinner at the 1975 Strega Prize
1975-1975
Photograph
Image Not Available for 1972. 26th Strega Prize. Hostesses stand by to present the prize to the winner Raffaello Brignetti
1972. 26th Strega Prize. Hostesses stand by to present the prize to the winner Raffaello Brignetti
1971-1971
Photograph
Image Not Available for Aeroplane framing and building is now being taught by the L.C.C. at Ferndale-road School, Brixton. Women are being trained as aeroplane assemblers and it is found that the work is quite within their capabilities. The training is free and lasts three or four weeks. Twenty-five shillings a week is paid during the course to each pupil willing to accept a post away from home. Others receive 18s. per week. Railway fare is paid for pupils coming from the country. Women at work on one of the struts
Aeroplane framing and building is now being taught by the L.C.C. at Ferndale-road School, Brixton. Women are being trained as aeroplane assemblers and it is found that the work is quite within their capabilities. The training is free and lasts three or four weeks. Twenty-five shillings a week is paid during the course to each pupil willing to accept a post away from home. Others receive 18s. per week. Railway fare is paid for pupils coming from the country. Women at work on one of the struts
Daily Mail - London
1914-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for Women are being trained as aeroplane assemblers at Ferndale-road Council School, Brixton
Women are being trained as aeroplane assemblers at Ferndale-road Council School, Brixton
Daily Mail - London
1914-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for Women are being trained free as aeroplane assemblers at Ferndale-road Council School, Brixton. Preparing struts
Women are being trained free as aeroplane assemblers at Ferndale-road Council School, Brixton. Preparing struts
Daily Mail - London
1914-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for The Canteen at the Nth British Corps School where American officers are being trained
The Canteen at the Nth British Corps School where American officers are being trained
Royal Engineers Printing Company
1916-1918
Photograph
Image Not Available for Alitalia Aeroplanes on the runway
Alitalia Aeroplanes on the runway
1969-1979
Photograph
Image Not Available for Colour Bar Lounge
Colour Bar Lounge
General Idea
1979
Assemblage
Image Not Available for General Idea's Nazi Milk Glass from the Colour Bar Lounge (a.k.a. Nazi Milk Glass)
General Idea's Nazi Milk Glass from the Colour Bar Lounge (a.k.a. Nazi Milk Glass)
General Idea
1980
Image Not Available for Kent charcoal for ammunition. Mr. Manktelew tours estates and forests where trees are being felled and makes te charcoal. Much of it is used for ammunition rubber tyres and aeroplane parts, etc.
Kent charcoal for ammunition. Mr. Manktelew tours estates and forests where trees are being felled and makes te charcoal. Much of it is used for ammunition rubber tyres and aeroplane parts, etc.
Fox Photos
unknown
Photograph
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