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Painting of a snowy market in South Shields, crowds among white-topped stalls below a shopfront signed Barbours

We recently came across some nice old archive images from Barbour and thought we’d share them. A Bar-chive you could call it. 

Featuring the Barbour family home, coat of arms and the J Barbour and Sons premises in South Shields.

There’s also some great magazine and advertising shots plus a portrait of a young lady called Margaret Haining who married founder John Barbour in 1871. Then had ten children together and the rest is history.

Black and white shot of the Barbour family home, a whitewashed farmhouse with slate roofs and a fenced field, hills behind Painted portrait of Margaret Haining in a striped shawl and red skirt, beside a carved stone Barbour coat of arms Picture Post cover, a smiling rider in a waxed jacket and roll neck astride a motorbike with number plate KPX 149 Sepia Barbours of South Shields cover, someone ploughing a field behind two heavy horses, gulls overhead Weather Comfort cover art, two people on sea-sprayed rocks in a tan belted coat and a dark oilskin, a lighthouse behind

More from the Barbour Archive

For more on the brand, head over to our main Barbour article. We've also got a closer look at the Barbour Original Green International jacket, one of the brand's best-known designs.

For the current range, visit our Barbour collection.

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