1800s 60s hi-res stock photography and images

Shinagawa from the series 53 Stations of Tokaido, Ando Hiroshige, Japanese, 1797–1858, Woodblock print in colored ink on paper, Hirogshige: Issued between Tsuta-ya Kichizo (ca. 1800s-60s). aratame [approved] seal plus year month seal: Hare VII [1855]. signature: Hiroshige ga: A view in the foreground contains three figures and blooming cherry blossom trees, that overlook a river, travelling towards a tiny forest and rooftops of a small town. The middle ground shows various sailboats and ships sailing out to sea. There is a small mountain silhouette in the horizon just below the blue skyline Stock Photo

RM2DMTEFN–Shinagawa from the series 53 Stations of Tokaido, Ando Hiroshige, Japanese, 1797–1858, Woodblock print in colored ink on paper, Hirogshige: Issued between Tsuta-ya Kichizo (ca. 1800s-60s). aratame [approved] seal plus year month seal: Hare VII [1855]. signature: Hiroshige ga: A view in the foreground contains three figures and blooming cherry blossom trees, that overlook a river, travelling towards a tiny forest and rooftops of a small town. The middle ground shows various sailboats and ships sailing out to sea. There is a small mountain silhouette in the horizon just below the blue skyline

Shinagawa from the series 53 Stations of Tokaido. Hirogshige: Issued between Tsuta-ya Kichizo (ca. 1800s-60s). aratame [approved] seal plus year month seal: Hare VII [1855]. Stock Photo

RM2BF2W9B–Shinagawa from the series 53 Stations of Tokaido. Hirogshige: Issued between Tsuta-ya Kichizo (ca. 1800s-60s). aratame [approved] seal plus year month seal: Hare VII [1855].

RMAT3621–1965 Volvo 1800S

1965 60s sixties MkII Grantura; TVR1800S. UK Vehicular traffic, transport, modern, saloon cars, north-bound on the 3 lane highway. Stock Photo

RMW1YG4Y–1965 60s sixties MkII Grantura; TVR1800S. UK Vehicular traffic, transport, modern, saloon cars, north-bound on the 3 lane highway.

1965 Volvo 1800S. Artist: Unknown. Stock Photo

RMHT39T0–1965 Volvo 1800S. Artist: Unknown.

“CHINESE LIFE! Dupont Street, San Francisco, California” 1850-60s print depicting Chinese men gambling, drinking and smoking in a gambling house on Dupont Street which was levelled in 1906 by an earthquake. See description for more information. Stock Photo

RMGF7K0J–“CHINESE LIFE! Dupont Street, San Francisco, California” 1850-60s print depicting Chinese men gambling, drinking and smoking in a gambling house on Dupont Street which was levelled in 1906 by an earthquake. See description for more information.

Portrait of a Man and His Dog, c. 1880. Pascal Sébah (Turkish, 1823-1886). Carte-de-visite, albumen print; image: 9.4 x 5.8 cm (3 11/16 x 2 5/16 in.); paper: 10.2 x 6.3 cm (4 x 2 1/2 in.). Born in Constantinople to a Syrian father and Armenian mother, Sébah opened a photography studio there in either the late 1850s or ’60s. This carte de visite, a small, inexpensive photographic format developed in France and meant to be left as a calling card or collected, attests to the rapid and potent global spread of photographic technology, formats, and conventions in the mid-1800s. Stock Photo

RM2H0YKY1–Portrait of a Man and His Dog, c. 1880. Pascal Sébah (Turkish, 1823-1886). Carte-de-visite, albumen print; image: 9.4 x 5.8 cm (3 11/16 x 2 5/16 in.); paper: 10.2 x 6.3 cm (4 x 2 1/2 in.). Born in Constantinople to a Syrian father and Armenian mother, Sébah opened a photography studio there in either the late 1850s or ’60s. This carte de visite, a small, inexpensive photographic format developed in France and meant to be left as a calling card or collected, attests to the rapid and potent global spread of photographic technology, formats, and conventions in the mid-1800s.

1960s, historical, Mine workers wearing their pit helmets standing in a line as a mark of respect to the Church of Scotland priests as they walk by, to perform a consecration at the local church, Lochgelly, Fife, Scotland, UK. The town had been a mining town since the early 1800s. Stock Photo

RM2GBW0KX–1960s, historical, Mine workers wearing their pit helmets standing in a line as a mark of respect to the Church of Scotland priests as they walk by, to perform a consecration at the local church, Lochgelly, Fife, Scotland, UK. The town had been a mining town since the early 1800s.

A 1960s advert for a Esse stove, a solid-fuel stove. The advert appeared in a magazine published in the UK in October 1962. The advert emphasises that the heater can use coal or smokeless fuel and heat water via a back-boiler as well as heat the room. In the 1800s James Smith established a business making American enclosed cooking ranges, initially at the foundry of George Ure at Bonnybridge, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. The business prospered and today Esse range cookers and stoves are made in Barnoldswick, Lancashire, England – vintage 1960s graphics. Stock Photo

RM2GP2959–A 1960s advert for a Esse stove, a solid-fuel stove. The advert appeared in a magazine published in the UK in October 1962. The advert emphasises that the heater can use coal or smokeless fuel and heat water via a back-boiler as well as heat the room. In the 1800s James Smith established a business making American enclosed cooking ranges, initially at the foundry of George Ure at Bonnybridge, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. The business prospered and today Esse range cookers and stoves are made in Barnoldswick, Lancashire, England – vintage 1960s graphics.

A BMW 1800 and a Volvo P1800 S in front of the Burda Squadron, 1963 Stock Photo

RMJ3A8C7–A BMW 1800 and a Volvo P1800 S in front of the Burda Squadron, 1963

Collection of gas meters from mid 1800s through to 1970s on a bench in the Flame Gasworks Museum of Ireland Stock Photo

RMB80F8D–Collection of gas meters from mid 1800s through to 1970s on a bench in the Flame Gasworks Museum of Ireland

Engraved portrait of Antonín Leopold Dvořák (8 September 1841 – 1 May 1904) a Czech composer, one of the first to achieve worldwide recognition Stock Photo

RM2A3R35K–Engraved portrait of Antonín Leopold Dvořák (8 September 1841 – 1 May 1904) a Czech composer, one of the first to achieve worldwide recognition

Advertisement for the 1969 Gasparilla Pirate Festival, Tampa, Florida, USA Stock Photo

RMAYCG7J–Advertisement for the 1969 Gasparilla Pirate Festival, Tampa, Florida, USA

postage stamp French Republic 0,25+0,10 featuring Victorian letter carrier issued 1967 Stock Photo

RMDJJA34–postage stamp French Republic 0,25+0,10 featuring Victorian letter carrier issued 1967

Old Wood Heritage Farm House and Barn on Ranch near Osoyoos, BC, South Okanagan Valley, British Columbia, Canada - Bird Watchers Stock Photo

RMBEECNH–Old Wood Heritage Farm House and Barn on Ranch near Osoyoos, BC, South Okanagan Valley, British Columbia, Canada - Bird Watchers

Shildon, County Durham, UK. 19th September, 2015. Autumn Steam Gala at Locomotion, the National Railway Museum at Shildon. Furness Railway No. 20 – Sharp Stewart Class A5 0-4-0 tender engine of 1863, Britain's oldest working standard-gauge steam locomotive. Credit: Andrew Nicholson/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMF2HDPF–Shildon, County Durham, UK. 19th September, 2015. Autumn Steam Gala at Locomotion, the National Railway Museum at Shildon. Furness Railway No. 20 – Sharp Stewart Class A5 0-4-0 tender engine of 1863, Britain's oldest working standard-gauge steam locomotive. Credit: Andrew Nicholson/Alamy Live News

1, one, Canadian man, wearing period costume, blacksmith, Acadian Historical Village, near town of Caraquet, New Brunswick Province, Canada Stock Photo

RMC2FHH8–1, one, Canadian man, wearing period costume, blacksmith, Acadian Historical Village, near town of Caraquet, New Brunswick Province, Canada

Volvo P1800 S, on display at the Race Day Airshow held at Shuttleworth on the 2nd October 2022 Stock Photo

RM2K91HNT–Volvo P1800 S, on display at the Race Day Airshow held at Shuttleworth on the 2nd October 2022

RFB08BHY–Vintage photo

A tourist (woman) explores the historic Skipper's Point School, near Queenstown, Otago, New Zealand. Stock Photo

RMD4YEDC–A tourist (woman) explores the historic Skipper's Point School, near Queenstown, Otago, New Zealand.

RMAT361F–1965 Volvo 1800S

1965 60s Silver TVR 1600s Griffith ; UK Vehicular traffic, transport, modern, saloon cars, north-bound on the 3 lane highway. Stock Photo

RMW1YG4W–1965 60s Silver TVR 1600s Griffith ; UK Vehicular traffic, transport, modern, saloon cars, north-bound on the 3 lane highway.

RMHT39T1–1965 Volvo 1800S. Artist: Unknown.

1960s, historical, Mine workers standing in a line as priests walk by, to perform a consecration, Lochgelly, Fife, Scotland, UK. The town had been a mining town since the early 1800s. ... The secr part of the word consecrate comes from the Latin sacer 'sacred.' Remember that something consecrated is dedicated to God and thus sacred. Stock Photo

RM2GBW1AN–1960s, historical, Mine workers standing in a line as priests walk by, to perform a consecration, Lochgelly, Fife, Scotland, UK. The town had been a mining town since the early 1800s. ... The secr part of the word consecrate comes from the Latin sacer 'sacred.' Remember that something consecrated is dedicated to God and thus sacred.

1961, outside in a playground, a young girl sitting in a wooden rocking horse, England, UK. A witches hat can also be seen. The world's first playground dates back to the mid-1800s, where an area was created for children to play with wooden blocks and toys. The playground as we known it today, developed as a way of encouraging children off the streets and from the 1930s onwards, wooden and metal structures, such as slides, swings, climbing frames and rides, provided an outlet for chilldren to have fun. The rise of health and safety regulations saw such structures removed from the 1980s. Stock Photo

RM2J2BYEC–1961, outside in a playground, a young girl sitting in a wooden rocking horse, England, UK. A witches hat can also be seen. The world's first playground dates back to the mid-1800s, where an area was created for children to play with wooden blocks and toys. The playground as we known it today, developed as a way of encouraging children off the streets and from the 1930s onwards, wooden and metal structures, such as slides, swings, climbing frames and rides, provided an outlet for chilldren to have fun. The rise of health and safety regulations saw such structures removed from the 1980s.

RMJ3A8C5–A BMW 1800 and a Volvo P1800 S in front of the Burda Squadron, 1963

Canadian man, character actor, Kings Landing Historical Settlement, New Brunswick Province, Canada Stock Photo

RMC3AXAY–Canadian man, character actor, Kings Landing Historical Settlement, New Brunswick Province, Canada

RM2K91HN3–Volvo P1800 S, on display at the Race Day Airshow held at Shuttleworth on the 2nd October 2022

RMAT361E–1965 Volvo 1800S

RMHT39RX–1965 Volvo 1800S. Artist: Unknown.

1961, outside in a playground, two little girls sitting in a wooden framed rocking horse, England, UK. The world's first playground dates back to the mid-1800s, where an area was created for children to play with wooden blocks and toys. The playground as we known it today, developed as a way of encouraging children off the streets and from the 1930s onwards, wooden and metal made structures, such as slides, swings, climbing frames and rides, provided an outlet for chilldren to have fun outside. The introduction of new health and safety regulations saw such structures removed from the 1980s. Stock Photo

RM2J2BYAE–1961, outside in a playground, two little girls sitting in a wooden framed rocking horse, England, UK. The world's first playground dates back to the mid-1800s, where an area was created for children to play with wooden blocks and toys. The playground as we known it today, developed as a way of encouraging children off the streets and from the 1930s onwards, wooden and metal made structures, such as slides, swings, climbing frames and rides, provided an outlet for chilldren to have fun outside. The introduction of new health and safety regulations saw such structures removed from the 1980s.

A Volvo P1800 S in front of the planes of the Burda squadron, 1963 Stock Photo

RMJ3A8C9–A Volvo P1800 S in front of the planes of the Burda squadron, 1963

RMC3AX9H–Canadian man, character actor, Kings Landing Historical Settlement, New Brunswick Province, Canada

RM2K91HJY–Volvo P1800 S, on display at the Race Day Airshow held at Shuttleworth on the 2nd October 2022

1966 Volvo P1800 ‘ORO 709D’ on display at the June Scramble held at the Bicester Heritage Centre on the 19th June 2022 Stock Photo

RM2K0TYBP–1966 Volvo P1800 ‘ORO 709D’ on display at the June Scramble held at the Bicester Heritage Centre on the 19th June 2022

RMAT363E–1965 Volvo 1800S

RMHT39T4–1965 Volvo 1800S. Artist: Unknown.

RM2J2BYDB–1961, outside in a playground, two little girls sitting in a wooden framed rocking horse, England, UK. The world's first playground dates back to the mid-1800s, where an area was created for children to play with wooden blocks and toys. The playground as we known it today, developed as a way of encouraging children off the streets and from the 1930s onwards, wooden and metal made structures, such as slides, swings, climbing frames and rides, provided an outlet for chilldren to have fun outside. The introduction of new health and safety regulations saw such structures removed from the 1980s.

RMJ3A8CA–A Volvo P1800 S in front of the planes of the Burda squadron, 1963

RM2K0TY4J–1966 Volvo P1800 ‘ORO 709D’ on display at the June Scramble held at the Bicester Heritage Centre on the 19th June 2022

RMAT3641–1965 Volvo 1800S

RMHT39T2–1965 Volvo 1800S. Artist: Unknown.

RM2J2BYEJ–1961, outside in a playground, two little girls sitting in a wooden framed rocking horse, England, UK. The world's first playground dates back to the mid-1800s, where an area was created for children to play with wooden blocks and toys. The playground as we known it today, developed as a way of encouraging children off the streets and from the 1930s onwards, wooden and metal made structures, such as slides, swings, climbing frames and rides, provided an outlet for chilldren to have fun outside. The introduction of new health and safety regulations saw such structures removed from the 1980s.

RMJ3A8C6–A BMW 1800 and a Volvo P1800 S in front of the Burda Squadron, 1963

RM2K0TYFM–1966 Volvo P1800 ‘ORO 709D’ on display at the June Scramble held at the Bicester Heritage Centre on the 19th June 2022

RMAT363D–1965 Volvo 1800S

RMHT39T5–1965 Volvo 1800S. Artist: Unknown.

1961, historical, outside in a public playground, a little girl holding onto the edge of wooden roundabout or merry-go-round, England, UK. It is thought that the world's first playground dates back to the mid 1800s, where an area was created for children to play with wooden blocks and toys. The playground subsquently developed as a way of encouraging children off the streets and from the 1930s onwards wooden and metal made slides, swings, climbing frames and rides provided an outlet for chilldren to have fun. The rise of health and safety regulations saw such structures removed from the 1980s Stock Photo

RM2J2BYFP–1961, historical, outside in a public playground, a little girl holding onto the edge of wooden roundabout or merry-go-round, England, UK. It is thought that the world's first playground dates back to the mid 1800s, where an area was created for children to play with wooden blocks and toys. The playground subsquently developed as a way of encouraging children off the streets and from the 1930s onwards wooden and metal made slides, swings, climbing frames and rides provided an outlet for chilldren to have fun. The rise of health and safety regulations saw such structures removed from the 1980s

RMJ3A8C8–A Volvo P1800 S in front of the planes of the Burda squadron, 1963

RM2K0TYE5–1966 Volvo P1800 ‘ORO 709D’ on display at the June Scramble held at the Bicester Heritage Centre on the 19th June 2022

RMAT3622–1965 Volvo 1800S

RMHT39T7–1965 Volvo 1800S. Artist: Unknown.

1961, outside in a playground, a little girl standing in a wooden rocking horse, England, UK. A witches hat can also be seen. The world's first playground dates back to the mid-1800s, an area created for children to play with wooden blocks and toys. The playground as we known it today, developed as a way of encouraging children off the streets and from the 1930s onwards, wooden and metal structures, such as slides, swings, climbing frames and rides, were outlest for chilldren to have fun in a safe environment. Health and safety regulations saw such structures removed from the late 1980s. Stock Photo

RM2J2BYF3–1961, outside in a playground, a little girl standing in a wooden rocking horse, England, UK. A witches hat can also be seen. The world's first playground dates back to the mid-1800s, an area created for children to play with wooden blocks and toys. The playground as we known it today, developed as a way of encouraging children off the streets and from the 1930s onwards, wooden and metal structures, such as slides, swings, climbing frames and rides, were outlest for chilldren to have fun in a safe environment. Health and safety regulations saw such structures removed from the late 1980s.