Bedford County A.A.A. County Junior & Colts Championship, 1944
The above is a folded leaflet presented here in the page order 4, 1, 2 & 3.
Bedfordshire Education Committee...Athletic Championship Match, July 11, 1946 * C
Luton Coronation Pageant Book, 1953
Luton Easter Bonnet Parade, 1954
Luton Girls’ Choir with Tommy Handley April 29, 1946? (autographed) * C
Luton Girls’ Choir October 22, 1946 (autographed)
Luton Girls’ Choir concert at Luton Grammar School, February 9, 1948.
The above is a single sheet of foolscap paper folded in half to make a 4 page pamplet/leaflet.
Page 4 is blank; page 1 is here; page 2 is here; page 3 is here.
Luton Grammar School: Luton Grammar School Annual Speech Day, February 21, 1945
Luton Grammar School: Luton Grammar School Annual Athletic Sports, May 16, 1945
The above is a single sheet of foolscap paper printed on one side. It is the printing rather than the scan that is lop-sided!
Luton Grammar School: THE FIFTH ANNUAL ATHLETICS CONTEST at BRADGERS HILL, June 29, 1945 * C
Luton Grammar School: Luton Airport Orchestra concert, October 29, 1945
The above is printed on a piece of foolscap paper (13 inches by 8); it is folded in half and printed only on the front - page 1, and page 3.
Side 3 looks as though it has been scanned inexpertly. It has not.
Luton Grammar School: Luton Grammar School Annual Speech Day, February 12, 1947
This document consists of 4 pieces of paper stapled together; page 8 is blank so has not been scanned.
The scans here are the best I could make without causing serious damage to the original.
Luton Grammar School: Luton Grammar School Annual Speech Day, March 9, 1949
I found two copies of this fragile document among David Webb’s papers. It is comprised of 4 pieces of paper
that were originally stapled together. Pages 1 & 2 are one sheet; the second sheet is page 3, the back is blank and
has therefore not been copied; the third sheet is page 4, again the back is blank; pages 5 & 6 are two sides of sheet 4.
The second copy is the same except David Webb (presumably) has written on it and has drawn two caricatures. He was quite a good artist among
his other talents.
Luton Grammar School: Clifford Lloyd Brown Janes Memorial Organ presentation, March 30, 1949
Luton Grammar School: SEVENTH GRAND CONCERT, May 7, 1949
The above is a single sheet of foolscap paper folded in half and printed on the first 3 sides only.
Luton Grammar School: Luton Grammar School Annual Athletic Sports, May 26, 1949
The above 6 page document consists of 3 pages stapled together. The final page is blank. This is the best copy
I was able to make without damaging the original.
Luton Grammar School: Luton Grammar School Annual Speech Day, February 15, 1950
This is 8 pages, ie 4 sheets stapled together; 1, 3, 5 & 7 are printed only; the blank pages have not been scanned. The name D.A. Webb appears
therein more than once. This is the best I am able to scan this fragile document.
Luton Grammar School: Luton Grammar School Annual Speech Day, February 7, 1951
Luton Grammar School: Service to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the school, September 19, 1954
The above is an 8 page pamphlet; the inside front cover is blank so has not been scanned.
Luton Grammar School: Luton Grammar School Annual Speech Day, February 17, 1960
The first page of the above scan is the back page of the pamphlet; the rest are in order. It is one of a number of Webb-related publications that
were given to me by Ted Goodman when we met at Leatherhead on February 10, 2015.
Luton Grammar School & High School Combined Dramatic Societies: Major Barbara, December 1, 194?
The above is a single sheet of paper folded in half; it is scanned here as pages 4 & 1, 2 & 3. There are
two people named Webb associated with this play, but not David Webb.
Luton Grammar School Dramatic Society: Milestones (autographed) * C
The above is one sheet of foolscap paper folded in half; the name D.A. Webb appears in the credits.
Luton Grammar School Dramatic Society: The Rivals * C
This undated leaflet consists of a single piece of paper folded in half; here are pages 1, 2 & 3. The back page, ie page 4, was left blank.
I found two copies of this, one printed slightly less expertly than the other. David Webb was is listed as a steward.
Luton High School Fete July 6, 1946
The above is a single sheet of foolscap paper folded in half; page 4 has been rotated through ninety degrees.
Luton High School and Grammar School present The Romantic Young Lady, December 1947.
The above is a single sheet of paper folded in half. Two sides only are printed. I had problems with the conversion to
PDF so the leaflet can be found here and here.
Luton High School and Grammar School present Pygmalion, December 1948.
The above is a very fragile copy; the programme consists of one page of thick paper folded in half, scanned here
in the order page 4, 1, 2 & 3. This play features a 17 year old David Webb as Colonel Pickering.(After scanning this
I realised I had picked up two copies from 68 Flood Street).
Luton High School and Grammar School present Pygmalion, December 1948.
The above is a signed copy, which was rescued by Mark Taha.
Luton High School and Grammar School: Housemaster, March 1950
The above features David Webb. It is approximately 20.3 by 12.7cm. Here is an unsigned copy.
The layout of the scan is slightly different, ie back and front then inside pages
Luton High School and Grammar School: The Admirable Crichton, November 11-3, 1959 * C
Luton Modern School PROGRAMME of the FOURTH GRAND CONCERT, February 12, 1944
The above is a single sheet of foolscap paper folded in half and printed on the first 3 sides only.
Luton, Parish Church: Music Of The Passion, undated.
The first two pages of the above are scans of a folded leaflet, pages 1, 2 & 3. The back page is blank. The third
page is a scan of the folded leaflet that was apparently inserted in it; this is printed on one side only.
The former is some twenty and a half centimetres in height; the latter some sixteen and a half.
Luton, Parish Church: Programme of MUSIC, October 1949-May 1950
Luton, Parish Church: Organ Recital/Choir Festival, November 8-9, 1949?
The above is one piece of paper folded in half to make a four page leaflet/pamphlet; it is scanned here
pages 1 (back) and 2 (front), 3 & 4 (inside).
Luton, Parish Church: Songs Of Thanksgiving..., February 15, 1950
The above is a four page pamphlet/leaflet, one piece of card folded in half, scanned here in the order page 4, 1, 2 & 3.
Luton, Parish Church of St. Mary: Nine Lessons And Carols, 1949
The pages of the above are slightly smaller than A5; this is actually one piece of paper folded in half. As shown here they are
pages 4, 1, 2 & 3 in that order.
Luton, Parish Church of St. Mary: The Passion According To St. Matthew, March 14, 1951
The above consists of two pieces of paper: a folded leaflet with an insert half the size. The back pages of
both leaflet and insert are blank so have not been scanned. The insert is the third page of the scan.
Luton, Parish Church of St. Mary: Tribute to Arthur Davies by Luton Girls Choir, November 5, 1977
The above programme is an 8 page glossy pamphlet with a card cover; page 6 - the photograph - has been rotated 90 degrees clockwise.
Luton, St. Andrew’s Church: Annual Garden Party, 1940s?
The above is one piece of paper folded down the middle; the page order is 4, 1, 2 & 3.
Luton, St. Andrew’s Church: Annual Garden Party, June 30, 1945
Luton, St. Andrew’s Church Social Committee: FORTHCOMING EVENTS, undated.
Luton, St. Thomas’s Church, Stopsley: Flyer for fete and sale of crafts, June 28, 1947
The above flyer - which may well be the only copy extant - includes a performance by Pamela Webb.
Luton, Salvation Army: undated flyer
The above is a one-sided leaflet/flyer, probably from the 1940s.
Luton Secondary School: Fiftieth Anniversary programme, 1954
Old Lutonians Athletic Club: OLD LUTONIANS ATHLETIC CLUB versus SKEFKO ATHLETIC CLUB, June 8, 1949 * C
Old Lutonians’ Athletic Club: OLD LUTONIANS’ ATHLETIC CLUB and LUTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL versus LOUGHBOROUGH...VAUXHALL MOTORS..., June 9, 1949
The above with apostrophe!
Old Lutonians Club: OLD LUTONIANS’ ANNUAL DINNER, December 2, 1950
Old Lutonians Club: OLD LUTONIANS’ TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL DINNER, December 8, 1951
The above card is scanned here back & front, inside.
Old Lutonians Club: OLD LUTONIANS’ TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL DINNER, December 6, 1952
The above card is scanned here back & front, inside.
Old Lutonians Club: OLD LUTONIANS’ TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL DINNER, December 5, 1953
Luton Secondary School: Luton Secondary School Centenary programme, 2004
The full title of the above A5 pamphlet is THE FORM AND ORDER OF THE ASSEMBLY
TO COMMEMORATE THE OPENING OF
THE LUTON SECONDARY SCHOOL
on 19th SEPTEMBER 1904
IN THE MAIN HALL OF LUTON SIXTH FORM COLLEGE
BRADGERS HILL ROAD
on SATURDAY 25th SEPTEMBER 2004
at 3.00pm
David Webb was in attendance; see photographs.
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