Box BU Box 18
Contains 30 Results:
Photograph of the Earls Court Peace Rally (“Mind Britain’s Business”), 16 July 1939
Taken at the rally on Sunday 16 July 1939, at which Mosley addressed an audience of up to 30,000 people. This was claimed to be the largest indoor meeting held anywhere in the world up to that time.
Photograph of a group of five male figures in suits, May 1937
Taken May 1937, and appeared in “Action”. The figures are (L to R): Alexander Raven Thomson, Clement Bruning, Charles Wegg Prosser; Wilfred Risdon; E.G. ‘Mick’ Clarke.
Photograph of printers celebrating the installation of a new rotary press for the publication of “The Blackshirt”, May 1937
Photograph of Oswald Mosley being greeted by supporters during Kentish Town to Trafalgar Square march, 4 July 1937
Photograph taken from above. Behind Mosley’s right shoulder is Frank Osborn; in front of Mosley is Neil Francis Hawkins; bottom left is Captain Bryan Donovan.
Photogrpah of Oswald Mosley inspecting the women’s formation of the Limehouse Branch of the BU, 4 July 1937
Taken in Islip Street, Kentish Town, prior to Trafalgar Square march, 4th July 1937. To Mosley's R is Neil Francis Hawkins, and to his R Mick Clarke. Behind Mosley’s R shoulder is Capt. U. Hick, and behind him can be seen Mosley’s personal standard.
Photograph of Oswald Mosley speaking from top of a loudspeaker van to a crowd in London during the ‘Britain First’ Campaign, July 1938
Photograph of Oswald Mosley speaking at a microphone, venue unknown, 1939
Behind Mosely is Captain Hick.
Photograph of Oswald Mosley standing in open motor car amongst saluting crowds whilst inspecting the ranks of marchers in Islip Street, Kentish Town, 4 July 1937
Taken before leading the march to Trafalgar Square, 4th July 1937. Mosely is flanked by four men of the Special Detachment.
Photograph of George Armsden, Mosley’s personal standard bearer, with BU standard, 4 July 1937
Taken during the Kentish Town to Trafalgar Square march, 4th July 1937.
Photograph of a BU member with facial injury sustained at Kentish Town Station prior to march from Islip Street to Trafalgar Square, 4 July 1937
Shown with three St John’s Ambulance Brigade personnel.
Photograph of a distant view of Oswald Mosley speaking at the BU Earls Court Peace Rally, 4 July 1937
On either side of the podium are the 60 Honour Standards of BU, Flags of Trade Union Groups and the Women’s Drum Corps.
Photograph of Frederick D. Hill leading his contingent into Trafalgar Square after the march from Kentish Town, 4 July 1937
Photograph of BU Day March of 50,000 Blackshirts and supporters in London, May 1939
Shows marchers leaving Embankment and heading for Ridley Road where Mosley addressed a crowd estimated at 100,000 people. View from above, Guardsmen and marchers side by side.
Photograph of BU Day March of 50,000 Blackshirts and supporters in London, May 1939
Taken during May 1939. Shows marchers flanked by police.
Photograph of Earls Court Peace Rally, 16 July 1939
Photograph shows the British Women’s Drum Corps entering the Hall led by Drum Major Heather Bond (in white gloves). At the back beneath the flags can be seen Miss Blanche Greaves. They are being saluted by Blackshirt stewards lining the central aisle.
Photograph of E.G. “Mick” Clarke taken in an East London street decorated with bunting, 1935 - 1937
Photograph believed to have been taken either during King George V Jubilee celebrations, 1935, or King George VI Coronation celebrations, 1937.
Photograph of E.G. “Mick” Clarke during 1937 LCC Election campaign, 1937
Photograph of Mick Clark standing by a newsagent’s shop in East London with BU Cadets.
Photograph of Communist demonstrators during a BU march at Trafalgar Square, London, 4 July 1937
Photograph of Communist demontrators giving clenched-fist salutes behind line of police in Trafalgar Square for BU march from Islip Street, Kentish Town to Trafalgar Square, where Mosley spoke, 4th July 1937.
Photographs of Sir Oswald Mosley in Sheffield, 28 June 1934
Photographs published in the Sheffield Daily Telegraph, 29 June 1934. Also includes a report of the meeting at the City hall and counter-demonstration together with a copy of the newspaper report (poor copy).
The Blackshirt Ball Souvenir programme, Prince’s Galleries, Piccadilly, London, 12 October 1934
Cover plus [4]p. Includes signed photo of Oswald Mosley in fencing dress.