Two men in conversation outside Billingsgate Fish Market 1958 Avery Illustrations The wooden partitions between tables

The wooden partitions between tables are typical of the London chop-house of the period - such establishments were common in the City and along Fleet Street and the Strand until late Victorian times

Typed on the back is 'SUFFRAGETTES HOOTED IN NEW YORK

The use of the prefabricated Port greatly simplified the problem of supplying the Allied Armies in France

Chiswick from the River

Tandridge Place in the South East and Old Town in the South West

Two men in conversation outside Billingsgate Fish Market 1958 Avery Illustrations The wooden partitions between tablesThis image shows two fish porters in conversation outside Billingsgate Fish Market, Lower Thames Street, 1958. One man is carrying three boxes on top of his traditional flat topped bobbin hat.