Business Card for H. Perfect, High-Class Boot and Shoe Maker.
P-Per/D/001
Date: c1930
Newspaper article with photograph of Perfect family outside their boot makers shop (became the Georgian Coffee Shop and later part of The Crazy Bear) around the time of the First World War. [Shows Harry with his wife, daughter and dog Peter]. Harry also worked for the fire brigade as a “knocker up” (the ...
P-Per/NC/001
Date: 23/08/1989
Cutting including two photographs, about Mr Harry Perfect, one of the well known characters of Beaconsfield. He was a boot maker and repairer, fireman and a postman.
P-Per/NC/002
Date: 13/12/1979
Pictured outside his shop, also contains information on the Fire Service in Beaconsfield.
P-Per/NC/003
Date: c1990
Feature article about three generations of the Perfect family including photographs, who started their building and construction business (Frank Perfect & Sons Ltd) in 1898 in Slough. Details current building projects in Drews Park as well as restoration on behalf of the National Trust at West Wycombe House and also work carried out at ...
P-Per/NC/004
Date: 1969
Article regarding Mr Perfect and his life during the 1st World War. Photograph of his shop ‘H Perfect’
P-Per/NC/005
Date: 1992
Photograph of a sepia photograph Harry Perfect, boot maker in Wycombe End and at the back his wife Hannah
P-Per/Ph/001
Date: 1900-2000
Sepia photograph in the grounds of Hall Barn of Will Perfect home on leave: sister Charlotte and daughter Lily
P-Per/Ph/002
Date: 1918
Black & white photograph of John Harry Perfect, Dick Smith’s grandfather wearing first gas mask during World War 1
P-Per/Ph/003
Date: 1935-1945
Sepia photograph of H. Perfect, bootmaker and repairer, shows 3 figures and dog.
P-Per/Ph/004
Date: 1920-1930
Black and white photograph of H. Perfect premises, bootmaker and repairer.
P-Per/Ph/005
Date: 1920-1930
Mr Perfect in uniform as fireman
P-Per/Ph/006
Date: 1920-1930
Mr Harry Perfect, boot and shoe repairer, in yard by Pigeon House near George Inn, Aylesbury End, with annotations of changes to building by 1963
P-Per/Ph/007
Date: c1900
Reproduction of a newspaper photograph showing Mr PerfectÂ’s shop with him standing in doorway with his wife, one of his daughters and his dog Peter..
P-Per/R/001
Date: 1900-1915
