Craven Collection (#19)

Craven Cigarettes 1937
Craven A cigarettes - My throat is safe with Craven A... you can trust their smoothness and quality. 1937

Craven A - they do not affect my throat
Advert for Craven A cigarettes, 1930s woman smoking. 1934

Advert for Craven Cigarettes
Craven A cigarettes - quality never varies they re always smooth and fresh! Date: 1937

Advert for Craven A cigarettes 1935
Craven A - And the reason for her choice? The only cigarette which does not affect her throat, and does not stain her fingers or lips. 1935

Advert for Craven Cigarettes 1939

View of drystone walls, bare trees, sheep grazing in pasture and fell after light snow, Pen-y-ghent in distance, Horton-in-Ribblesdale, Ribblesdale, Yorkshire Dales N.P

View of river and fell, River Ribble, Pen-y-ghent in distance, Horton-in-Ribblesdale, Ribblesdale, Yorkshire Dales N. P
View of river and fell, River Ribble, Pen-y-ghent in distance, Horton-in-Ribblesdale, Ribblesdale, Yorkshire Dales N.P. North Yorkshire, England, november

Doubler Stones, mushroom shaped gritstone rocks at dusk, Addingham Edge, near Ilkley, Lower Wharfedale, West Yorkshire, England, october

Society people at Seaview on the Isle of Wight. Mr Valentine Williams, the writer, with his wife, formerly Miss Alice Crawford; Lady Craven and her twin brother

Craven a Advertisement
Advert for Craven A cigarettes showing a glamorous brunette smoking, with the tagline " Will not affect your throat"

Advert / Leicester Shop
Advertising outside a Leicester shop, using all available space

London / Craven House
Craven Buildings, Drury Lane

Motor Bike at Pump
A motor cycle rider stops at a garage in Scotland for petrol, sitting on his Triumph bike as the attendant fills the tank

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"Craven: A Journey Through Time and Places" Step into the world of Craven, where history intertwines with art and sports. From the charming streets of Fulham to the bustling Piccadilly Circus in 1956, this captivating caption takes you on a nostalgic trip. Immerse yourself in the beauty of No Place Like Home Art at Fulham, where creativity flourishes amidst picturesque landscapes. Explore Craven Cottage Art, an enchanting haven that captures the essence of Fulham's rich heritage. Witness the dedicated Metropolitan Police B Division on duty for a thrilling football match, ensuring safety while fans cheer their favorite teams. Transport yourself back to Piccadilly Circus in 1956, a vibrant hub buzzing with life and energy. Discover an unexpected connection as you stumble upon a Craven A advertisement featuring tennis - an intriguing blend of sport and marketing from yesteryears. Venture further to Newark-On-Trent, where tales unfold through newspaper stories penned by Toby Neal in Shropshire Star on October 10th. Uncover Ernest Maund's pioneering spirit as he soars above clouds as an early aviator/pilot with his monoplane – a testament to human ambition reaching new heights. Take respite at Corner Shop or Snack Bar near Foyles Library in Walton, Essex – places brimming with warmth and community spirit. Indulge your senses at Craven Lodge Fancy Ball; witness elegance personified against a backdrop of opulence. Finally, revisit the iconic Piccadilly Circus during its heyday in the 1950s – neon lights illuminating dreams under starry skies. Intriguingly diverse yet interconnected by time and place, these glimpses into "Craven" offer snapshots that evoke nostalgia while igniting curiosity about our shared past.