Concorde Collection (#3)

Paris Fete - Illuminations in the Place de la Concorde. Date: 1850

Place de la Concorde, Paris, 1877. Two fashionable women in dark slim dresses, bonnets, walking near the fountains at the Luxor Obelisk. Handcoloured lithograph by R.V

Young women roller skating at the Bal Bullier, 1876
The skating rink in the Bal Bullier, 1876. Fashionable woman in dress with train and ribbon bows watching girls roller skating at Francois Bulliers ballroom, avenue de l Observatoire, Paris

An official ball in the Strasbourg Theatre, 1805
Fashionable women in ball gowns and turbans at a theater. An official ball in the Strasbourg Theatre, 1805. Guests dancing in the background. Handcoloured lithograph by R.V

Couple waiting for a coach, Place de la Concorde
Couple waiting for the Saint-Cloud coach, Place de la Concorde, 1806. She in deep bonnet and high-waisted coat, he in hat, coat, breeches and boots. Saint Cloud was part of the Malmaison estate

Windy Day, Place de la Concorde, c. 1890 (oil on panel)
1272186 Windy Day, Place de la Concorde, c.1890 (oil on panel) by Beraud, Jean (1849-1935); 56x37.6 cm; Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, Massachusetts, USA; French

Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs - Porte de la Concorde (designed by Patout). Date: 1925

Strasbourg Memorial, Place de la Concorde, Paris, WW1
The Strasbourg Memorial in the Place de la Concorde, Paris, France, on 14 November 1914, in the early part of the First World War, decorated with flags and wreaths

German band WWII
German band playing in La Place de la Concorde, Paris, France during World War II Date: 1940

German army in France WWII
German army in La Place de la Concorde, Paris, France, during World War II Date: 1940

View of the Tuileries Place de la Revolution (1789-1799
JLJ4586703 View of the Tuileries Place de la Revolution (1789-1799) View of the Tuileries and the current Place de la Concorde. Painting by Thomas Naudet (1778-1810), 1799

Place Louis XV View of Place Louis XV current Place de la Concorde in Paris
JLJ4567460 Place Louis XV View of Place Louis XV current Place de la Concorde in Paris. Painting by Jean Baptiste Leprince (1734-1781), 1775

Concorde 1934
5675087 Concorde 1934. by Iribe, Paul (1883-1935); (add.info.: Histoire. France. Printemps 1934. Illustration faisant reference a la manifestation diextreme droite de la Concorde, Paris)

Interior view of the Temple of Concord (photo)
XIR226552 Interior view of the Temple of Concord (photo) by Greek, (5th century BC); Agrigento, Sicily, Italy; Greek, out of copyright

Fete de l unite on the Place de la Concorde (29 thermidor an I or 10 August 1793)
JLJ4586023 Fete de l unite on the Place de la Concorde (29 thermidor an I or 10 August 1793). Painting by Pierre Demachy (1723-1807), 18th century. Oil on canvas. Dim: 0.48 x 0.75m

Les Manifestations Boulangistes, Aspect de la place de la Concorde, le 19 avril
3623964 Les Manifestations Boulangistes, Aspect de la place de la Concorde, le 19 avril, Le general Boulanger se rendant a la Chambre des deputes (engraving) by French School

Tony Benn with Marcel Cavaille and Lord Beswick with models of Concorde during its development - March 1975 26/03/1975

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh visits the Dunlop Engineering Aviation Division works in Coventry to watch Concorde components being made. 27th February 1976

Concorde prototype 002 maiden flight in UK at Filton in Bristol, Wednesday 9th April 1969. Chief test pilot Brian Trubshaw flew Concorde 002 for twenty two minutes. Our Picture Shows

Concorde prototype 001 flies for the first time, at Toulouse Airport, France, Sunday 2nd March 1969. Maiden flight with test pilot Andre Turcat at the controls, who flew the aircraft to 10

Concorde at London Airport with passengers. 24th May 1976

Concorde at London Airport. 24th May 1976

Concorde on show at Heathrow Airport. 3rd July 1972

Press conference on progress of the Concorde. Pictured is Brian Trubshaw, Chief Test Pilot. 15th February 1971

Prime Minster Edward Heath flies Concorde. He is pictured with test pilot Brian Trubshaw.19th May 1972

The Duke of Edinburgh flew the British built Concorde 002 at Mach Two - twice the speed of sound - this afternoon over the Bay of Biscay

The Duke of Edinburgh is to fly the British built Concorde 002 at Mach Two - twice the speed of sound - this afternoon over the Bay of Biscay

British Airways Concorde 20th Birthday is celebrated at Heathrow Airport. Engineer Paul Snelgrove gives it a little polish before its flight. 19th January 1996

Red nose on Concorde. Toby Grills restaurants fund raise. 27th January 1988

Concorde check in at London Airport. 24th May 1976

Concorde flying at night. 30th November 1979

Concorde passenger holding her ticket. 2nd April 1986

Hundreds of people were drenched by heavy rain as they pulled Concorde around an airfield at the end of a rope. They were making a record breaking attempt at raising money for physically

British Airways launches its Super Shuttle Service. Passengers are pictured flying from LAP to Glasgow on Concorde. 30th August 1983

Doctor Who star Peter Davison came face to face with Concorde today when the Doctors travels took him to Heathrow Airport. 11th January 1982

Concorde prototype 002 makes its first official public appearance in the UK as it is towed from its hanger at Filton in Bristol, Thursday 12th September 1968

Pictured from the roof of the Sunday Mirror - the Concorde on its way to salute the Queen. 14th June 1969

Adrian Pollicutt, who works for Concorde commutes from Filton, England to Toulouse, France. Adrian aboard the 125 Executive jet. 10th May 1972

En route to the Paris Air Show - Concorde 003 - a very British red bus. The bus was bought by a group of students in 1967

Dr Archibald Russell, the retiring chairman of the British Aircraft Corporation, Filton Division, and the designer of Concorde, pictured at Filton in the hangar where Concorde 2 is being built

Concorde, prototype 001 makes its first official public appearance as it is unveiled from its Sud Aviations hanger in Toulouse, France, Monday 11th December 1967. Our Picture Shows

Concorde, prototype 001 makes its first official public appearance as it is unveiled from its Sud Aviations hanger in Toulouse, France, Monday 11th December 1967

Uri Geller at London Airport pictured in the cockpit of a Concorde. 1st November 1978

Uri Geller at London Airport standing in front of a Concorde. 1st November 1978

Passengers on a Concorde. 2nd April 1986

Concorde passengers pictured in the cockpit. 2nd April 1986

Concorde passengers standing in front of a Concorde. 2nd April 1986

Early stage building of the Concorde 002 British prototype. 26th February 1968

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"Concorde: A Marvel of Aviation Engineering and Timeless Elegance" Step into the world of supersonic travel with this captivating BAe Concorde Cutaway Poster. From its sleek design to its groundbreaking technology, Concorde remains an icon in aviation history. Imagine the awe-inspiring sight G-BOa gracefully soaring through the skies alongside a Boeing 747 and a VC10, showcasing its superiority in speed and style. The British Airways colors adorning this magnificent aircraft only enhance its allure as it takes off, leaving onlookers mesmerized by its sheer power. Transport yourself back to 1976 when Concorde first took flight, capturing hearts worldwide with its unparalleled performance. Through a Schlieren photograph taken in a wind tunnel, we get a glimpse into the meticulous engineering that made supersonic travel possible. Witness the grandeur production at Filton's main assembly hall, where skilled craftsmen meticulously crafted each component to perfection. This dedication is evident as we witness Concorde 206 G-BOa effortlessly gliding through the sky, embodying both grace and innovation. Delve deeper into history with Concorde 002 - the second prototype that paved the way for commercial success. Its legacy extends beyond aviation; even an Aston Martin Lagonda from 1985 proudly displays symbols representing this extraordinary aircraft. In London's Heathrow Airport during the vibrant era of the 1970s, British Airways proudly showcased their fleet adorned in iconic livery – including none other than our beloved Concorde. It stood as a symbol of national pride and technological prowess amidst bustling air traffic. The Boeing 377 SGT Super Guppy F-BTGV Airbus Finningley serves as a reminder of how collaboration between nations pushed boundaries further. As these colossal planes stand side by side, they remind us that progress knows no limits when minds unite towards achieving the extraordinary.