Survey of London: Volume 42, Kensington Square To Earl's Court. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1986.
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Derry and Toms, and Barkers. Bernard George, architect
a. Aerial view of stores in c. 1935.
Barkers' and Derry and Toms' stores
Aerial view of stores in c. 1935.
Derry and Toms (1929-31) in right foreground; Barkers behind to left, with Ball Street block of 1927-9 to right of older building (pp. 93-8)
b. Derry and Toms (1929-31), frontage to Kensington High Street in occupation of Biba, 1974 (pp. 93-7)
Barkers' and Derry and Toms' stores
Derry and Toms (1929-31), frontage to Kensington High Street in occupation of Biba, 1974 (pp. 93-7)
c. Barkers, frontage to kensington High Street in 1959 (pp. 97-8)
Barkers' and Derry and Toms' stores
Barkers, frontage to kensington High Street in 1959 (pp. 97-8)