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MPX5074794: Fashion - 1970s. Growing up. Thank heavens for little children for they get more grown-up every day. Not only does it show in the things they say and do, but also in the clothes they like to wear. Luckily, the kids clothes manufacturers have realised that small boys and girls are very keen to dress like adults. After years of looking casual, children are shrugging off their dungarees and slipping into sophisticated gear. Still babes.... these two youngsters still prefer the traditional baby dress. September 1978 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5070503: Costa business. For every British ex-patriate that has descended on the Spanish Mainland to seek their fortune in business and succeeded, at least a dozen have failed.These are some of the lucky ones. The "Rabbie Burns" bar in the full swing in Llorret De Mar. June 1974 P012647 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5070579: Helping to wash the smalls. Ann Dowling aged 4 and Pauline Carey aged 2 1/2, have found a job they really like. They have seen the maid washing the bibs, knickers and overalls at the Hampstead Day Nursery where they attend, and they have been allowed to try their hand with the bibs as a play game. So keen and efficient have they become that these little washerwomen are allowed to do all the bibs, and now they want to do more knickers, but Matron limits their work to 1 hour daily. They are economical with the soap and need no machine to do the wringing out. August 1947 P012147 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5070326: Children at play on Bridlington sands are thrilld at the sight of the RAF helicopter swooping over the beach, and a man is swiftly lowered to the beach. They little realise that what they are seeing is a practise for a rescue which might save one of their lives. This is a rare sight, for rescue helicopters do not normally land survivors on the beach except in emergency. July 1960 P012688 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5070389: Entertainment Television Cartoons Humour. Walt Disney characters who are travelling round the country, today left their van at Watford Junction and travelled to Euston by train. As Winnie the Pooh was too fat to enter the normal passenger carriage, they has to make the journey in the guards van. On arrival at Euston they were met by the station manager's shorthand typists, 19 year old twins, Diana and her sister Susan Wheatley, (left to right) Winnie the Pooh, Susan in the arms of Heffalump Tigger, and Diana Wheatley. November 1969 Z11187 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5070431: Fishing Fleet helps the Navy.. One good turn deserves another and here is seen small boat leaving minesweeper in North Sea on way the fishing trawler to accept some baskets of fish for the crew. Just a little appreciation for the men who sweep away the drifting mines and make the North Sea safer for their Fishing colleagues. May 1942 P012256 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5070454: The shoot at Camberley, Surrey, started early today to exterminate all wild life on the common where the rabied dog is thought to have been before it was caught. A member of the shoot carries on his back a plastic bag containing the dead wildlife. October 1969 Z10422-015 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5071016: Ten young girls from Secretarial College, who will next year be taking dictation from Britains Bosses, had a chance to do some dictating themselves today, Fashion designer Barry artist called them in to advise him on their office fashion requirements before designing a range of office fashions for next year's secretaries called 'Secretary Bird'. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5071095: 3 yr old makes his bow and takes the prize. Richard Hollows aged 3 competed in a children's entertainment competition at Parliament Hill Fields and by his clever rendering of nursery rhymes won the prize. He came up alone and took his turn with 16 other competitors, and insisted on the mike being held in the correct position by the L.C.C. Uncle Jingles. He was by far the youngest and least perturbed competitor. August 1947 P012165 / Bridgeman Images
MPX5071122: Miss World the beauty championship of the world is approaching fast. Among the preparations, is the necessity to select chaperones who will look after the gorgeous girls of "Miss World". Line-up from left to right of six of the thirteen chaperones, Miss Carol Foster (22), Miss Susan Dixon (22), Miss Annette Middleton (27), Mrs. Vivienne Webb (27) Miss Diane McLeod (22) and Miss Diane Lewis (26). November 1969 Z10577-001 / Bridgeman Images