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Woman taking a walk out in the countryside.
Woman taking a walk out in the countryside.

MPX5068914: Woman taking a walk out in the countryside. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5068914

Woman taking a walk out in the countryside.

A German plane bombs an Italian steamer off the east coast.
A German plane bombs an Italian steamer off the east coast.

MPX5068917: A German plane bombs an Italian steamer off the east coast. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5068917

A German plane bombs an Italian steamer off the east coast.

Transport: Railways: Accidents wreckage from the Bethnal Green train crash. D5472-002
Transport: Railways: Accidents wreckage from the Bethnal Green train crash. D5472-002

MPX5068990: Transport: Railways: Accidents wreckage from the Bethnal Green train crash. D5472-002 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5068990

Transport: Railways: Accidents wreckage from the Bethnal Green train crash. D5472-002

British seamen rescued fellow an attack by U-boats on a North Atlantic Convoy.
British seamen rescued fellow an attack by U-boats on a North Atlantic Convoy.

MPX5069038: British seamen rescued fellow an attack by U-boats on a North Atlantic Convoy. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069038

British seamen rescued fellow an attack by U-boats on a North Atlantic Convoy.

Skater Sheila Hamilton gets her skates put on for her performance in
Skater Sheila Hamilton gets her skates put on for her performance in

MPX5068838: Skater Sheila Hamilton gets her skates put on for her performance in "Robinson Crusoe On Ice". / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5068838

Skater Sheila Hamilton gets her skates put on for her performance in "Robinson Crusoe On Ice".

Tara Browne, Guinness heir was killed in a car crash in his Lotus Elan in Kensington, London. 18th December 1966.
Tara Browne, Guinness heir was killed in a car crash in his Lotus Elan in Kensington, London. 18th December 1966.

MPX5068844: Tara Browne, Guinness heir was killed in a car crash in his Lotus Elan in Kensington, London. 18th December 1966. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5068844

Tara Browne, Guinness heir was killed in a car crash in his Lotus Elan in Kensington, London. 18th December 1966.

Lindisfarne's Marty Craggs, Ray Laidlaw and Alan Hull take part in the 'Save Our Ales' campaign. The campaign was against a proposed takeover of Scottish and Newcastle Breweries by Australian company Elders. 12/11/88
Lindisfarne's Marty Craggs, Ray Laidlaw and Alan Hull take part in the 'Save Our Ales' campaign. The campaign was against a proposed takeover of Scottish and Newcastle Breweries by Australian company Elders. 12/11/88

MPX5068862: Lindisfarne's Marty Craggs, Ray Laidlaw and Alan Hull take part in the 'Save Our Ales' campaign. The campaign was against a proposed takeover of Scottish and Newcastle Breweries by Australian company Elders. 12/11/88 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5068862

Lindisfarne's Marty Craggs, Ray Laidlaw and Alan Hull take part in the 'Save Our Ales' campaign. The campaign was against a proposed takeover of Scottish and Newcastle Breweries by Australian company Elders. 12/11/88

Trigger and Bill show the style that has won them over thirty trophies during a donkey race.
Trigger and Bill show the style that has won them over thirty trophies during a donkey race.

MPX5068871: Trigger and Bill show the style that has won them over thirty trophies during a donkey race. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5068871

Trigger and Bill show the style that has won them over thirty trophies during a donkey race.

Lindisfarne receive their first platinum disc for the 1971 album Fog on the Tyne. The Lord Mayor, Councillor Tom Yellowley presents the award to (left, to, right) Rod Clements, Ray Jackson, Ray Laidlaw and Alan Hull.
Lindisfarne receive their first platinum disc for the 1971 album Fog on the Tyne. The Lord Mayor, Councillor Tom Yellowley presents the award to (left, to, right) Rod Clements, Ray Jackson, Ray Laidlaw and Alan Hull.

MPX5068877: Lindisfarne receive their first platinum disc for the 1971 album Fog on the Tyne. The Lord Mayor, Councillor Tom Yellowley presents the award to (left, to, right) Rod Clements, Ray Jackson, Ray Laidlaw and Alan Hull. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5068877

Lindisfarne receive their first platinum disc for the 1971 album Fog on the Tyne. The Lord Mayor, Councillor Tom Yellowley presents the award to (left, to, right) Rod Clements, Ray Jackson, Ray Laidlaw and Alan Hull.

Women's Territorial Army. Camp at Farnley Park near Otley, Yorkshire.
Women's Territorial Army. Camp at Farnley Park near Otley, Yorkshire.

MPX5068846: Women's Territorial Army. Camp at Farnley Park near Otley, Yorkshire. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5068846

Women's Territorial Army. Camp at Farnley Park near Otley, Yorkshire.

The Vicar, the Rev. Frank Moore, with his choir and members of the congregation about to felt the main roof prior to capping. All are quite at home perched on the dizzy heights of the main roof. The roof on the left has been stripped ready for tile setting and it is estimated that another 11,000 tiles are to be laid which they hope to complete in two months.
The Vicar, the Rev. Frank Moore, with his choir and members of the congregation about to felt the main roof prior to capping. All are quite at home perched on the dizzy heights of the main roof. The roof on the left has been stripped ready for tile setting and it is estimated that another 11,000 tiles are to be laid which they hope to complete in two months.

MPX5068965: The Vicar, the Rev. Frank Moore, with his choir and members of the congregation about to felt the main roof prior to capping. All are quite at home perched on the dizzy heights of the main roof. The roof on the left has been stripped ready for tile setting and it is estimated that another 11,000 tiles are to be laid which they hope to complete in two months. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5068965

The Vicar, the Rev. Frank Moore, with his choir and members of the congregation about to felt the main roof prior to capping. All are quite at home perched on the dizzy heights of the main roof. The roof on the left has been stripped ready for tile setting and it is estimated that another 11,000 tiles are to be laid which they hope to complete in two months.

Brian Sellers Yorkshire Cricket Captian. August 1938 P011246
Brian Sellers Yorkshire Cricket Captian. August 1938 P011246

MPX5068977: Brian Sellers Yorkshire Cricket Captian. August 1938 P011246 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5068977

Brian Sellers Yorkshire Cricket Captian. August 1938 P011246

Leigh v. Oldham. Oldham stand-off Sayer is tackled by Leigh forward Welding and stand-off Eckersley. November 1969 Z11533-005
Leigh v. Oldham. Oldham stand-off Sayer is tackled by Leigh forward Welding and stand-off Eckersley. November 1969 Z11533-005

MPX5069031: Leigh v. Oldham. Oldham stand-off Sayer is tackled by Leigh forward Welding and stand-off Eckersley. November 1969 Z11533-005 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069031

Leigh v. Oldham. Oldham stand-off Sayer is tackled by Leigh forward Welding and stand-off Eckersley. November 1969 Z11533-005

Paul Chapman, aged 2 years, of Manchester, was puzzled by the bits and pieces which go to make the 'push chair, perambulator, house chair and tricycle' but he was delighted when he assembled them and had his first ride on a tricycle.
Paul Chapman, aged 2 years, of Manchester, was puzzled by the bits and pieces which go to make the 'push chair, perambulator, house chair and tricycle' but he was delighted when he assembled them and had his first ride on a tricycle.

MPX5069311: Paul Chapman, aged 2 years, of Manchester, was puzzled by the bits and pieces which go to make the 'push chair, perambulator, house chair and tricycle' but he was delighted when he assembled them and had his first ride on a tricycle. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069311

Paul Chapman, aged 2 years, of Manchester, was puzzled by the bits and pieces which go to make the 'push chair, perambulator, house chair and tricycle' but he was delighted when he assembled them and had his first ride on a tricycle.

Mrs Anthony Seare at Royal Ascot
Mrs Anthony Seare at Royal Ascot

MPX5069126: Mrs Anthony Seare at Royal Ascot / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069126

Mrs Anthony Seare at Royal Ascot

The 2 1/2 ton Revolving Lighthouse Safe. Here a woman is seen placing papers in the lighthouse. She is also locking it. The light at the top flashes like a lighthouse and revolves with the iron safe. This is worked by a motor underneath. Any attempt by burglars to stop the safe revolving immediately puts out the light and rings alarm gongs. While the light is still flashing police know that all is safe. There has been only one model of the Revolving Lighthouse Safe made by Chubbs, Ltd. of Wolverhampton. Mr. Edward Chubb said he did not think any more Lighthouses would be made. May 1944 P012172
The 2 1/2 ton Revolving Lighthouse Safe. Here a woman is seen placing papers in the lighthouse. She is also locking it. The light at the top flashes like a lighthouse and revolves with the iron safe. This is worked by a motor underneath. Any attempt by burglars to stop the safe revolving immediately puts out the light and rings alarm gongs. While the light is still flashing police know that all is safe. There has been only one model of the Revolving Lighthouse Safe made by Chubbs, Ltd. of Wolverhampton. Mr. Edward Chubb said he did not think any more Lighthouses would be made. May 1944 P012172

MPX5069213: The 2 1/2 ton Revolving Lighthouse Safe. Here a woman is seen placing papers in the lighthouse. She is also locking it. The light at the top flashes like a lighthouse and revolves with the iron safe. This is worked by a motor underneath. Any attempt by burglars to stop the safe revolving immediately puts out the light and rings alarm gongs. While the light is still flashing police know that all is safe. There has been only one model of the Revolving Lighthouse Safe made by Chubbs, Ltd. of Wolverhampton. Mr. Edward Chubb said he did not think any more Lighthouses would be made. May 1944 P012172 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069213

The 2 1/2 ton Revolving Lighthouse Safe. Here a woman is seen placing papers in the lighthouse. She is also locking it. The light at the top flashes like a lighthouse and revolves with the iron safe. This is worked by a motor underneath. Any attempt by burglars to stop the safe revolving immediately puts out the light and rings alarm gongs. While the light is still flashing police know that all is safe. There has been only one model of the Revolving Lighthouse Safe made by Chubbs, Ltd. of Wolverhampton. Mr. Edward Chubb said he did not think any more Lighthouses would be made. May 1944 P012172

Nurse runs babies' back-garden
Nurse runs babies' back-garden

MPX5069255: Nurse runs babies' back-garden "swimming pool". / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069255

Nurse runs babies' back-garden "swimming pool".

A British Submarine nosing her way through East Coast ice-covered waters. The photograph was taken during the recent big freeze.
A British Submarine nosing her way through East Coast ice-covered waters. The photograph was taken during the recent big freeze.

MPX5069268: A British Submarine nosing her way through East Coast ice-covered waters. The photograph was taken during the recent big freeze. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069268

A British Submarine nosing her way through East Coast ice-covered waters. The photograph was taken during the recent big freeze.

9 month old baby Janet Stringer playing with bubbles.
9 month old baby Janet Stringer playing with bubbles.

MPX5069295: 9 month old baby Janet Stringer playing with bubbles. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069295

9 month old baby Janet Stringer playing with bubbles.

Woman wearing three quarter length trousers and loose fitting shirt.
Woman wearing three quarter length trousers and loose fitting shirt.

MPX5069341: Woman wearing three quarter length trousers and loose fitting shirt. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069341

Woman wearing three quarter length trousers and loose fitting shirt.

A mini kilt and skinny sweater aren't the ideal clothes for a chilly winter's day but with her matching scarf, bonnet and boots, actress-model Jeanette Will, finds enough courage to brave the winter chills in a Cheshire park. December 1969 Z11784-004
A mini kilt and skinny sweater aren't the ideal clothes for a chilly winter's day but with her matching scarf, bonnet and boots, actress-model Jeanette Will, finds enough courage to brave the winter chills in a Cheshire park. December 1969 Z11784-004

MPX5069365: A mini kilt and skinny sweater aren't the ideal clothes for a chilly winter's day but with her matching scarf, bonnet and boots, actress-model Jeanette Will, finds enough courage to brave the winter chills in a Cheshire park. December 1969 Z11784-004 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069365

A mini kilt and skinny sweater aren't the ideal clothes for a chilly winter's day but with her matching scarf, bonnet and boots, actress-model Jeanette Will, finds enough courage to brave the winter chills in a Cheshire park. December 1969 Z11784-004

The hats of all nations at the South East Asia Treaty organisation's Military advisors conference which opened in London
The hats of all nations at the South East Asia Treaty organisation's Military advisors conference which opened in London

MPX5069094: The hats of all nations at the South East Asia Treaty organisation's Military advisors conference which opened in London / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069094

The hats of all nations at the South East Asia Treaty organisation's Military advisors conference which opened in London

Wrestler Jackie Pallo is due to star in the pantomime
Wrestler Jackie Pallo is due to star in the pantomime

MPX5069119: Wrestler Jackie Pallo is due to star in the pantomime "Goldilocks" at Norwich this Christmas. Today he had his first costume fitting for the role of Heinkel the bad circus owner. He is photographed having an impromptu rehearsal outside the Albert Hall where he is due to fight on Wednesday night. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069119

Wrestler Jackie Pallo is due to star in the pantomime "Goldilocks" at Norwich this Christmas. Today he had his first costume fitting for the role of Heinkel the bad circus owner. He is photographed having an impromptu rehearsal outside the Albert Hall where he is due to fight on Wednesday night.

Mrs. Sandra Charlott with her two sons Neil (2) on left, and Colin (6) right at her mother's home.
Mrs. Sandra Charlott with her two sons Neil (2) on left, and Colin (6) right at her mother's home.

MPX5069215: Mrs. Sandra Charlott with her two sons Neil (2) on left, and Colin (6) right at her mother's home. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069215

Mrs. Sandra Charlott with her two sons Neil (2) on left, and Colin (6) right at her mother's home.

Lindisfarne fan Victoria Cable, of Gosforth, meets (l, to, r) Marty Craggs, Alan Hull, Rod Clements and Ray Laidlaw. The band were signing copies of their new album 'Amigos' at the MetroCentre to celebrate 20 years in the music business. 05/10/89
Lindisfarne fan Victoria Cable, of Gosforth, meets (l, to, r) Marty Craggs, Alan Hull, Rod Clements and Ray Laidlaw. The band were signing copies of their new album 'Amigos' at the MetroCentre to celebrate 20 years in the music business. 05/10/89

MPX5069227: Lindisfarne fan Victoria Cable, of Gosforth, meets (l, to, r) Marty Craggs, Alan Hull, Rod Clements and Ray Laidlaw. The band were signing copies of their new album 'Amigos' at the MetroCentre to celebrate 20 years in the music business. 05/10/89 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069227

Lindisfarne fan Victoria Cable, of Gosforth, meets (l, to, r) Marty Craggs, Alan Hull, Rod Clements and Ray Laidlaw. The band were signing copies of their new album 'Amigos' at the MetroCentre to celebrate 20 years in the music business. 05/10/89

Today the girls cadet unit of Chertsey, after collecting £20, provided a slap-up feed and Christmas Tree for the wounded servicemen in Hut 12 at Botely's Park War Hospital. Grouped round the bedside of ex-Private Rodney Winny, late of the Royal Fusiliers.
Today the girls cadet unit of Chertsey, after collecting £20, provided a slap-up feed and Christmas Tree for the wounded servicemen in Hut 12 at Botely's Park War Hospital. Grouped round the bedside of ex-Private Rodney Winny, late of the Royal Fusiliers.

MPX5069257: Today the girls cadet unit of Chertsey, after collecting £20, provided a slap-up feed and Christmas Tree for the wounded servicemen in Hut 12 at Botely's Park War Hospital. Grouped round the bedside of ex-Private Rodney Winny, late of the Royal Fusiliers. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069257

Today the girls cadet unit of Chertsey, after collecting £20, provided a slap-up feed and Christmas Tree for the wounded servicemen in Hut 12 at Botely's Park War Hospital. Grouped round the bedside of ex-Private Rodney Winny, late of the Royal Fusiliers.

It's such fun of be the flower of Britain. They're a bit young to bother their happy little heads about citizenship; nevertheless youngsters like these are the flower of Britian's future - and, like other flowers, there's nothing they enjoy more than being
It's such fun of be the flower of Britain. They're a bit young to bother their happy little heads about citizenship; nevertheless youngsters like these are the flower of Britian's future - and, like other flowers, there's nothing they enjoy more than being

MPX5069306: It's such fun of be the flower of Britain. They're a bit young to bother their happy little heads about citizenship; nevertheless youngsters like these are the flower of Britian's future - and, like other flowers, there's nothing they enjoy more than being "Watered". The old war-damaged bath was taken to the Woodchurch Day Nursery, Hampstead, London, by Mr. Desmond Scriven, whose son attends the nursery. The children love it, and queue up to climb in when nurse Phyllis gets busy with the hose. July 1949 P012128 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069306

It's such fun of be the flower of Britain. They're a bit young to bother their happy little heads about citizenship; nevertheless youngsters like these are the flower of Britian's future - and, like other flowers, there's nothing they enjoy more than being "Watered". The old war-damaged bath was taken to the Woodchurch Day Nursery, Hampstead, London, by Mr. Desmond Scriven, whose son attends the nursery. The children love it, and queue up to climb in when nurse Phyllis gets busy with the hose. July 1949 P012128

Model wearing a bikini. June 1965 P018085
Model wearing a bikini. June 1965 P018085

MPX5069325: Model wearing a bikini. June 1965 P018085 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069325

Model wearing a bikini. June 1965 P018085

A strike at Spratts food factory in East London because of a dispute against a new
A strike at Spratts food factory in East London because of a dispute against a new

MPX5069328: A strike at Spratts food factory in East London because of a dispute against a new "clocking in" system and a new method of paying wages. / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5069328

A strike at Spratts food factory in East London because of a dispute against a new "clocking in" system and a new method of paying wages.

Disc Jockey, Terry Keelan and his bride, Rosalyn Farrington, after their wedding at Altringham Register Office, 26th November 1969 (b/w photo)
Disc Jockey, Terry Keelan and his bride, Rosalyn Farrington, after their wedding at Altringham Register Office, 26th November 1969 (b/w photo)

MPX5090499: Disc Jockey, Terry Keelan and his bride, Rosalyn Farrington, after their wedding at Altringham Register Office, 26th November 1969 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090499

Disc Jockey, Terry Keelan and his bride, Rosalyn Farrington, after their wedding at Altringham Register Office, 26th November 1969 (b/w photo)

Entertainment: Music Pop Groups: Tremeloes pop group leaving London airport for Dublin - seen off by their wives. Left to right: Dave Munden and Andrea, Len Hawks and Carol, Alan Blakely and Lyn, and Rick West, without wife, December 1969 (b/w photo)
Entertainment: Music Pop Groups: Tremeloes pop group leaving London airport for Dublin - seen off by their wives. Left to right: Dave Munden and Andrea, Len Hawks and Carol, Alan Blakely and Lyn, and Rick West, without wife, December 1969 (b/w photo)

MPX5090544: Entertainment: Music Pop Groups: Tremeloes pop group leaving London airport for Dublin - seen off by their wives. Left to right: Dave Munden and Andrea, Len Hawks and Carol, Alan Blakely and Lyn, and Rick West, without wife, December 1969 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090544

Entertainment: Music Pop Groups: Tremeloes pop group leaving London airport for Dublin - seen off by their wives. Left to right: Dave Munden and Andrea, Len Hawks and Carol, Alan Blakely and Lyn, and Rick West, without wife, December 1969 (b/w photo)

Sport-Football Inter City Fairs Cup: Oporto v Newcastle United. United players with Bobby Moncur in foreground leave the field at the end of the game. November 1969 (photo)
Sport-Football Inter City Fairs Cup: Oporto v Newcastle United. United players with Bobby Moncur in foreground leave the field at the end of the game. November 1969 (photo)

MPX5090568: Sport-Football Inter City Fairs Cup: Oporto v Newcastle United. United players with Bobby Moncur in foreground leave the field at the end of the game. November 1969 (photo) / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090568

Sport-Football Inter City Fairs Cup: Oporto v Newcastle United. United players with Bobby Moncur in foreground leave the field at the end of the game. November 1969 (photo)

Liberation of Europe, capture of Bayeux. On June 8th 1944, 8th Allied Supreme HQ announced the capture of Bayeux. OPS shows allied troops being greeted by the crowds back home, many giving the now famous V. for victory sign. 8/6/1944
Liberation of Europe, capture of Bayeux. On June 8th 1944, 8th Allied Supreme HQ announced the capture of Bayeux. OPS shows allied troops being greeted by the crowds back home, many giving the now famous V. for victory sign. 8/6/1944

MPX5090610: Liberation of Europe, capture of Bayeux. On June 8th 1944, 8th Allied Supreme HQ announced the capture of Bayeux. OPS shows allied troops being greeted by the crowds back home, many giving the now famous V. for victory sign. 8/6/1944 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090610

Liberation of Europe, capture of Bayeux. On June 8th 1944, 8th Allied Supreme HQ announced the capture of Bayeux. OPS shows allied troops being greeted by the crowds back home, many giving the now famous V. for victory sign. 8/6/1944

Reveille Fashions: January 1961
Reveille Fashions: January 1961

MPX5090631: Reveille Fashions: January 1961 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090631

Reveille Fashions: January 1961

Re-enforcements for the British Expeditionary Force embarking on a troop transport ship to cross the channel to France, to bolster the defences on the Franco - Belgium border. Circa May 1940
Re-enforcements for the British Expeditionary Force embarking on a troop transport ship to cross the channel to France, to bolster the defences on the Franco - Belgium border. Circa May 1940

MPX5090664: Re-enforcements for the British Expeditionary Force embarking on a troop transport ship to cross the channel to France, to bolster the defences on the Franco - Belgium border. Circa May 1940 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090664

Re-enforcements for the British Expeditionary Force embarking on a troop transport ship to cross the channel to France, to bolster the defences on the Franco - Belgium border. Circa May 1940

New army recruits wait in line with their sleeves rolled up as they wait to be vaccinated before being sent off overseas to fight in the Second World War October 1939
New army recruits wait in line with their sleeves rolled up as they wait to be vaccinated before being sent off overseas to fight in the Second World War October 1939

MPX5090683: New army recruits wait in line with their sleeves rolled up as they wait to be vaccinated before being sent off overseas to fight in the Second World War October 1939 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090683

New army recruits wait in line with their sleeves rolled up as they wait to be vaccinated before being sent off overseas to fight in the Second World War October 1939


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