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From a wonderful collection of real colour Dufaycolor slides kindly provided by Roy Cooper of the Admiralty Camera Club. These were all taken by a H.L. Hancock on or around May 1937 when Bath was decorated to celebrate the coronation of George VI. Some of the blues and reds have been touched up, however these are genuine real colour images which makes them highly unusual.
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Dufaycolor view of a tram on Cheap Street, Bath, May 1937
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Dufaycolor view of St John's Church, May 1937
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Dufaycolor view of a tram passing in front of the Grand Pump Room Hotel, Stall Street, Bath, May 1937
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Dufaycolor view of The Forum, Bath, May 1937
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Dufaycolor view of a Laburnum Tree, Royal Victoria Park, May 1937
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Dufaycolor view of the Odeon Southgate Street, May 1937
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Dufaycolor view of a family group, including the photographer, May 1937
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Dufaycolor view of the Empire Hotel from Parade Gardens, May 1937
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Dufaycolor view of the Circus, Bath, May 1937
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Dufaycolor view of The City of Bath Information Bureau, Abbey Church Yard, May 1937
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Dufaycolor view of Pulteney Bridge, Bath, May 1937
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Dufaycolor view of the Rotary Club Carnival, May 1937
