Moustaches Collection (#4)

American rock and roll singer and musician Jerry Lee Lewis relaxing in his hotel suite in London. 25th April 1972

American rock and roll singer and musician Fats Domino shows off his diamond rings in his hotel suite, before his concert at the Victoria Theatre in London. 23rd March 1976

An office worker sitting at his desk talking on the telephone. Circa 1950

For sixty years, old Tom Wilson has been listening to cockles singing on the sandbanks of Morecambe Bay, December 1947

This group of sternvisiaged, moustachioed and bearded body of solid citizens was the detective force deployed when the Prince and Princes of Wales were in Newcastle on June 20, 1900

A group of police officers pose for the camera

Frank Zappa and his movie camera at the Royal Albert Hall. February 1971 71-12000-004

Talking to reporters Herb Cohen Manager of the group. February 1971 71-12000

Frank Zappa and his group in front of the Royal Albert Hall. February 1971 71-12000-002

Beatles guitarist George Harrison complete with sitar at Heathrow. June 1968 Y05972-003

Beatles singer George Harrison. December 1969 Z11673-006

Beatles singer George Harrison. December 1969 Z11673-007

American rock and roll singer and musician Jerry Lee Lewis relaxing in his hotel suite in London. 25th April 1972

Merv Hughes Australian Cricketer Cricket

Merv Hughes Australian cricketer

Merv Hughes Australian International cricketer

Merv Hughes cricketer of Australia

Frank Zappa. Another American rock group hits London town: Frank Zappa and his outfit the Mothers of Invention are at present on tour in the U.K. next weekend they visit the Bath Pop Festival

Frank Zappa and his movie camera at the Royal Albert Hall. February 1971 71-12000-001

Chairman of thre House of Commons Motor Club Sir Gerald Nabbaro (right) pictured at the Leyland factory with managing Director of the British Leyland Motor Corporation Sir Donald Stokes during

Scientist and author JBS Haldane. 6th November 1956

Old Jock Innes greets visitors with a cheery smile. He is the 71-year-old foreman maltman. His father was a distillery worker, and, believe it or not, Jack is practically teetotal. Circa 1940 P004695

Daddy Bossert sitting in his room amongst his collection of bric-a-brac. March 1948 P010004

Man combing his hair. July 1975 75-00177-001

The new look suit for 1974 for Britains fashionable young men designed by Hardy Amies for Hepworths

Character Studies. Man with moustache and sideburns. P044411 Circa 1933

Jack Hawkins being interviewed by Donald Zec at Westmead Lodge, Westmead, Dover Park Drive, Roehampton. January 1968. Y33

Two elderly men with flowers at a home for retired gardeners at Barton, Buckinghamshire 1953. D3478s

Jack Hawkins being interviewed by Donald Zec at Westmead Lodge, Westmead, Dover Park Drive, Roehampton. January 1968. Y33

Benny Hill as Gilbert Harding. Ferbuary 1959 P011509

BBC comedy scriptwriters Frank Muir and Denis Norden bringing a tray of tea up the stairs. December 1952 D82-003

Jim Capaldi drummer from the group Traffic 1968

An eldelry man with with white fuzzy hair and matching beard, smiles for a portrait. Circa 1969 P009032

Actor Richard Attenborough is greeted at London Airport on Thursday by his wife Sheila Sim. He has just returned from Formosa where he has been filming in a new picture " The Sand Pebbles"

Richard Attenborough, the British film actor-director. November 1969 P016948

Charles Delahaye, c. 1857. Creator: Charles Marville

Illustration of the Imperial Diet House of Commons with a Listing of all Members, 10 / 1890
Illustration of the Imperial Diet House of Commons with a Listing of all Members, 10/1890

Advert for Rowlands Macassar Oil 1890
Rowlands Macassar Oil: - Preserves and strengthens the hair, and is by far the brilliantine for the beard and moustaches; also golden colour

Four Fine Chums
Four very elegant Gentleman pose for their Group Studio Portrait. The two on the right are sporting very precise waxed moustaches and all four are keeping the UK Starch industry in business

Patas Monkey / Wadi monkey / Hussar monkey (Erythrocebus patas) Laikipia game reserve, Kenya, Africa

The traditional costume of Albanians from Shkoder
The wonderful traditional costume of Albanians from Shkoder, which includes embroidered waistcoats, rifles, white fez hats and upturned waxed moustaches

Historic image in sepia of a captain, crew and passengers on the deck of a steamboat, Victorian era

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"Moustaches: A Timeless Symbol of Style and Identity" From the dapper gentlemen like Briand & Stresemann to the iconic figures such as Albert Einstein and Rabindranath Tagore, they have always made a statement. In Berlin, 1930, a black and white photograph captures Einstein and Tagore side by side, their moustaches adding an air of wisdom to their already remarkable presence. Traveling further south to Athens, Greece, three men don traditional Greek costumes with pride. Their well-groomed moustaches pay homage to their cultural heritage while exuding confidence and masculinity. Venturing eastward towards India, we encounter an older man whose portrait showcases his distinguished Asian features. His neatly trimmed moustache reflects both tradition and respect for our neighboring country's rich history. Sports enthusiasts will be delighted by the sight of the 1st Battalion Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers cricket team. Amidst their athletic prowess lies a common thread - each player proudly sporting a unique style of facial hair that sets them apart from one another. Even in law enforcement, facial hair finds its place. Bearded policemen stand tall as symbols of authority while simultaneously embracing individuality within their profession. In Manchester City's English League Division One match at Maine Road, spectators witness not only thrilling football but also an array of meticulously groomed moustaches adorning players' faces. These men showcase how even on the field of play, personal style can shine through. Royalty too has been known to embrace this timeless trend; Prince Charles is seen being installed as Great Master of the Order of Bath in May 1975 wearing his regal attire alongside his princely moustache – a symbol fit for nobility. Music legend George Harrison tweaks his own distinctive upper-lip adornment at EMI studios during rehearsals – proof that even rock stars find solace in grooming rituals that define their image.