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1920s Bob

Wallace Simpson, Woman of the Year 1937 Edward of Wales

1920s Evening Wear

Queen Elizabeth, 1959 and 1953

Mini Skirt Late 1960s Vogue Cover, 1960s

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s 1950s Wedding Dress

Bill Blass, 1980s Charles and Diana In Happier Times, 1981

1920s

WWII Victory Garden WWII Rosies

French WWI Poster French Poster 1919

Women’s League for Peace and Freedom March World War I

Women Volunteer Nurses WWI

English WWI Posters

Russian Poster WWIBritish Poster, 1915

Alonzo Earl Foringer’s 1918 WWI Poster

Coco Chanel, 1931 Coco Chanel, 1929

Allied Women Representatives at Peace Conference 1919

Munition workers in WWI, 1915 Factory Workers 1917

Women in 1950s Audrey Hepburn, 1960

Novelist, Virginia Woolf Doris Lessing

Ordination of women Priests, 1994 Anti-Thatcher Posters

Artillery Spotters Female Mine Inspectors

British Women Preparing Tank For Russian Front

Ruins of WWI GI War Babies and Their Brides?

Men Buying Silk Stockings, UK Soviet Partisan Women, WWII

Woman Directing Traffic Post WWII Refugees Post WWII

UK Women Military Police