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Four year old girl feeding the pigeons in Trafalgar Square August 1961
Four year old girl feeding the pigeons in Trafalgar Square August 1961

MPX5090871: Four year old girl feeding the pigeons in Trafalgar Square August 1961 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090871

Four year old girl feeding the pigeons in Trafalgar Square August 1961

General view of the main street in the village of Biddenden in Kent showing pubs and shops Circa 1935
General view of the main street in the village of Biddenden in Kent showing pubs and shops Circa 1935

MPX5090877: General view of the main street in the village of Biddenden in Kent showing pubs and shops Circa 1935 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090877

General view of the main street in the village of Biddenden in Kent showing pubs and shops Circa 1935

General view of the main street in the village of Biddenden in Kent showing pubs and shops Circa 1935
General view of the main street in the village of Biddenden in Kent showing pubs and shops Circa 1935

MPX5090889: General view of the main street in the village of Biddenden in Kent showing pubs and shops Circa 1935 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090889

General view of the main street in the village of Biddenden in Kent showing pubs and shops Circa 1935

Coppers pushing a finished barrel made by an apprentice to mark the end of his five year apprenticeship at the Lion Brewery at West Hartlepool c,.1960
Coppers pushing a finished barrel made by an apprentice to mark the end of his five year apprenticeship at the Lion Brewery at West Hartlepool c,.1960

MPX5090913: Coppers pushing a finished barrel made by an apprentice to mark the end of his five year apprenticeship at the Lion Brewery at West Hartlepool c,.1960 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090913

Coppers pushing a finished barrel made by an apprentice to mark the end of his five year apprenticeship at the Lion Brewery at West Hartlepool c,.1960

People on the Chester-le-Street by-pass wondered if the bus strike had reached the North when they saw this coach and four clattering down the road. It is owned by Major F. D. Nicholson of Southhill Hall, Plawsworth, c.1950
People on the Chester-le-Street by-pass wondered if the bus strike had reached the North when they saw this coach and four clattering down the road. It is owned by Major F. D. Nicholson of Southhill Hall, Plawsworth, c.1950

MPX5090925: People on the Chester-le-Street by-pass wondered if the bus strike had reached the North when they saw this coach and four clattering down the road. It is owned by Major F. D. Nicholson of Southhill Hall, Plawsworth, c.1950 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090925

People on the Chester-le-Street by-pass wondered if the bus strike had reached the North when they saw this coach and four clattering down the road. It is owned by Major F. D. Nicholson of Southhill Hall, Plawsworth, c.1950

The Good Samaritans stand on parade in a hospital ward. They are some of the volunteers who stopped a small hospital from shutting down. They came to the rescue of matron Miss Queenie Graham after only two nurses turned up for duty. Most of her staff of 31 were victims of the flu epidemic which has hit Merseyside. But willing hands were ready when the call went out for helpers. Nearly 50 offers flooded the switchboard at the 50 bed Sir Alfred Jones Memorial Hospital, at Garston, Liverpool. December 1969
The Good Samaritans stand on parade in a hospital ward. They are some of the volunteers who stopped a small hospital from shutting down. They came to the rescue of matron Miss Queenie Graham after only two nurses turned up for duty. Most of her staff of 31 were victims of the flu epidemic which has hit Merseyside. But willing hands were ready when the call went out for helpers. Nearly 50 offers flooded the switchboard at the 50 bed Sir Alfred Jones Memorial Hospital, at Garston, Liverpool. December 1969

MPX5090934: The Good Samaritans stand on parade in a hospital ward. They are some of the volunteers who stopped a small hospital from shutting down. They came to the rescue of matron Miss Queenie Graham after only two nurses turned up for duty. Most of her staff of 31 were victims of the flu epidemic which has hit Merseyside. But willing hands were ready when the call went out for helpers. Nearly 50 offers flooded the switchboard at the 50 bed Sir Alfred Jones Memorial Hospital, at Garston, Liverpool. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090934

The Good Samaritans stand on parade in a hospital ward. They are some of the volunteers who stopped a small hospital from shutting down. They came to the rescue of matron Miss Queenie Graham after only two nurses turned up for duty. Most of her staff of 31 were victims of the flu epidemic which has hit Merseyside. But willing hands were ready when the call went out for helpers. Nearly 50 offers flooded the switchboard at the 50 bed Sir Alfred Jones Memorial Hospital, at Garston, Liverpool. December 1969

Panto Dame the Queen of Hearts is the Vicar Rev. Brian Berry, his shapely wife Jillian is Dick the Principal boy, and four of the family of five take part in the seasonal pantomime. The Queen of Hearts which is having ten performances at Colaton Raleigh, Devon, the christening place of Raleigh and neighbouring villages. His supporting cast consists of 35 villagers who have made and painted 13 scenes, arranged lighting etc, all. January 1969
Panto Dame the Queen of Hearts is the Vicar Rev. Brian Berry, his shapely wife Jillian is Dick the Principal boy, and four of the family of five take part in the seasonal pantomime. The Queen of Hearts which is having ten performances at Colaton Raleigh, Devon, the christening place of Raleigh and neighbouring villages. His supporting cast consists of 35 villagers who have made and painted 13 scenes, arranged lighting etc, all. January 1969

MPX5090101: Panto Dame the Queen of Hearts is the Vicar Rev. Brian Berry, his shapely wife Jillian is Dick the Principal boy, and four of the family of five take part in the seasonal pantomime. The Queen of Hearts which is having ten performances at Colaton Raleigh, Devon, the christening place of Raleigh and neighbouring villages. His supporting cast consists of 35 villagers who have made and painted 13 scenes, arranged lighting etc, all. January 1969 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090101

Panto Dame the Queen of Hearts is the Vicar Rev. Brian Berry, his shapely wife Jillian is Dick the Principal boy, and four of the family of five take part in the seasonal pantomime. The Queen of Hearts which is having ten performances at Colaton Raleigh, Devon, the christening place of Raleigh and neighbouring villages. His supporting cast consists of 35 villagers who have made and painted 13 scenes, arranged lighting etc, all. January 1969

Jockey Barry Brogan at Oxnam. December 1969
Jockey Barry Brogan at Oxnam. December 1969

MPX5090119: Jockey Barry Brogan at Oxnam. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090119

Jockey Barry Brogan at Oxnam. December 1969

British Forces go to Far East theatre of war by air. Troops boarding a Transport command Dakota issued with Mae Wests and flying boots. 29th June 1945
British Forces go to Far East theatre of war by air. Troops boarding a Transport command Dakota issued with Mae Wests and flying boots. 29th June 1945

MPX5090155: British Forces go to Far East theatre of war by air. Troops boarding a Transport command Dakota issued with Mae Wests and flying boots. 29th June 1945 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090155

British Forces go to Far East theatre of war by air. Troops boarding a Transport command Dakota issued with Mae Wests and flying boots. 29th June 1945

Engelbert Humperdinck's new home in St. Gerorge's Hill, Weybridge Engelbert paying snooker in his games room. December 1969
Engelbert Humperdinck's new home in St. Gerorge's Hill, Weybridge Engelbert paying snooker in his games room. December 1969

MPX5090215: Engelbert Humperdinck's new home in St. Gerorge's Hill, Weybridge Engelbert paying snooker in his games room. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090215

Engelbert Humperdinck's new home in St. Gerorge's Hill, Weybridge Engelbert paying snooker in his games room. December 1969

Jan Rossini (25) will be seen in the new American International horror film
Jan Rossini (25) will be seen in the new American International horror film

MPX5090304: Jan Rossini (25) will be seen in the new American International horror film "Cry of the Banshee", 19th December 1969 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090304

Jan Rossini (25) will be seen in the new American International horror film "Cry of the Banshee", 19th December 1969 (b/w photo)

American Eighth Army Air Force troops in England American air crew member Lieutenant Daniels wrapping up a parcel to be sent home to his girlfriend back in the United States, 21st March 1944 (b/w photo)
American Eighth Army Air Force troops in England American air crew member Lieutenant Daniels wrapping up a parcel to be sent home to his girlfriend back in the United States, 21st March 1944 (b/w photo)

MPX5090307: American Eighth Army Air Force troops in England American air crew member Lieutenant Daniels wrapping up a parcel to be sent home to his girlfriend back in the United States, 21st March 1944 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090307

American Eighth Army Air Force troops in England American air crew member Lieutenant Daniels wrapping up a parcel to be sent home to his girlfriend back in the United States, 21st March 1944 (b/w photo)

The City Literary Institute marked its 50th anniversary with an 'open day' today. As well as displaying students 'arts and crafts' the Drama class gave a lively panto which would have been a credit to the West-end stage. 'Bunny-girls' Noreen Murphy (24) and Janet Hewlett-Davies (23) provided some light entertainment in the chorus. Both are in the City Lit Drama group. December 1969
The City Literary Institute marked its 50th anniversary with an 'open day' today. As well as displaying students 'arts and crafts' the Drama class gave a lively panto which would have been a credit to the West-end stage. 'Bunny-girls' Noreen Murphy (24) and Janet Hewlett-Davies (23) provided some light entertainment in the chorus. Both are in the City Lit Drama group. December 1969

MPX5088245: The City Literary Institute marked its 50th anniversary with an 'open day' today. As well as displaying students 'arts and crafts' the Drama class gave a lively panto which would have been a credit to the West-end stage. 'Bunny-girls' Noreen Murphy (24) and Janet Hewlett-Davies (23) provided some light entertainment in the chorus. Both are in the City Lit Drama group. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5088245

The City Literary Institute marked its 50th anniversary with an 'open day' today. As well as displaying students 'arts and crafts' the Drama class gave a lively panto which would have been a credit to the West-end stage. 'Bunny-girls' Noreen Murphy (24) and Janet Hewlett-Davies (23) provided some light entertainment in the chorus. Both are in the City Lit Drama group. December 1969

Tommy Steele, a pupil at Bacon's School, Pages walk, S.E.1., from 1946 to 1951, is now the school's most famous old boy, 18th December 1969 (b/w photo)
Tommy Steele, a pupil at Bacon's School, Pages walk, S.E.1., from 1946 to 1951, is now the school's most famous old boy, 18th December 1969 (b/w photo)

MPX5090349: Tommy Steele, a pupil at Bacon's School, Pages walk, S.E.1., from 1946 to 1951, is now the school's most famous old boy, 18th December 1969 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5090349

Tommy Steele, a pupil at Bacon's School, Pages walk, S.E.1., from 1946 to 1951, is now the school's most famous old boy, 18th December 1969 (b/w photo)

Susan Bowden at work in the science lab at school. December 1969
Susan Bowden at work in the science lab at school. December 1969

MPX5088263: Susan Bowden at work in the science lab at school. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5088263

Susan Bowden at work in the science lab at school. December 1969

Whisky and ice vending machine, February 1960
Whisky and ice vending machine, February 1960

MPX5088606: Whisky and ice vending machine, February 1960 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5088606

Whisky and ice vending machine, February 1960

Films Goldfinger: Odd Job - Harold Sakata. What ever happened to Odd Job, the sinister side-kick of Goldfinger and the most famous hated man in the James Bond films. He took the money he made from the James Bond film, bought himself a fishing rod and spends his days fishing in Hawaii. May 1979
Films Goldfinger: Odd Job - Harold Sakata. What ever happened to Odd Job, the sinister side-kick of Goldfinger and the most famous hated man in the James Bond films. He took the money he made from the James Bond film, bought himself a fishing rod and spends his days fishing in Hawaii. May 1979

MPX5088651: Films Goldfinger: Odd Job - Harold Sakata. What ever happened to Odd Job, the sinister side-kick of Goldfinger and the most famous hated man in the James Bond films. He took the money he made from the James Bond film, bought himself a fishing rod and spends his days fishing in Hawaii. May 1979 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5088651

Films Goldfinger: Odd Job - Harold Sakata. What ever happened to Odd Job, the sinister side-kick of Goldfinger and the most famous hated man in the James Bond films. He took the money he made from the James Bond film, bought himself a fishing rod and spends his days fishing in Hawaii. May 1979

Young toddler having a wash in a tin bath in the back garden in Erith, Kent. July 1943
Young toddler having a wash in a tin bath in the back garden in Erith, Kent. July 1943

MPX5088675: Young toddler having a wash in a tin bath in the back garden in Erith, Kent. July 1943 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5088675

Young toddler having a wash in a tin bath in the back garden in Erith, Kent. July 1943

The men who built and will control the airship R101, seen here at the Royal Airship Works Cardington, Bedfordshire. l-r Flight-Officer Maurice H. Steff , Noel Graboswky-Atherstone (Lt Cdr.), Herbert C Irwin, Flight Lieutenant, (Captain of R101), Lt Col Vincent Richmond, Major George.H.Scott Assistant Director of Airship Development, Mr DSD Collins, Mr B Fitzgerald, Lt S Nixon and Commander W.H Watt. They are pictured before one of the early trial flights in October 1929. After extensive modifications on the evening of 4th October 1930 the R101 left Cardington. She carried 42 crew, 6 officials and 6 passengers. A crowd of over 3,000 came to watch the departure. The start of the journey did not go wells; ballast had to be dumped to compensate for over loading, strong winds were encountered and the aft engines broke down. At approximately 2 am the R101 passed over Beauvais, a French city to the north-west of Paris. Already flying at very low altitude she went into a dive and despite all the efforts of the crew she crashed just south of the city. The airship ran along the ground for some distance before being engulfed by flames. October 1929
The men who built and will control the airship R101, seen here at the Royal Airship Works Cardington, Bedfordshire. l-r Flight-Officer Maurice H. Steff , Noel Graboswky-Atherstone (Lt Cdr.), Herbert C Irwin, Flight Lieutenant, (Captain of R101), Lt Col Vincent Richmond, Major George.H.Scott Assistant Director of Airship Development, Mr DSD Collins, Mr B Fitzgerald, Lt S Nixon and Commander W.H Watt. They are pictured before one of the early trial flights in October 1929. After extensive modifications on the evening of 4th October 1930 the R101 left Cardington. She carried 42 crew, 6 officials and 6 passengers. A crowd of over 3,000 came to watch the departure. The start of the journey did not go wells; ballast had to be dumped to compensate for over loading, strong winds were encountered and the aft engines broke down. At approximately 2 am the R101 passed over Beauvais, a French city to the north-west of Paris. Already flying at very low altitude she went into a dive and despite all the efforts of the crew she crashed just south of the city. The airship ran along the ground for some distance before being engulfed by flames. October 1929

MPX5088706: The men who built and will control the airship R101, seen here at the Royal Airship Works Cardington, Bedfordshire. l-r Flight-Officer Maurice H. Steff , Noel Graboswky-Atherstone (Lt Cdr.), Herbert C Irwin, Flight Lieutenant, (Captain of R101), Lt Col Vincent Richmond, Major George.H.Scott Assistant Director of Airship Development, Mr DSD Collins, Mr B Fitzgerald, Lt S Nixon and Commander W.H Watt. They are pictured before one of the early trial flights in October 1929. After extensive modifications on the evening of 4th October 1930 the R101 left Cardington. She carried 42 crew, 6 officials and 6 passengers. A crowd of over 3,000 came to watch the departure. The start of the journey did not go wells; ballast had to be dumped to compensate for over loading, strong winds were encountered and the aft engines broke down. At approximately 2 am the R101 passed over Beauvais, a French city to the north-west of Paris. Already flying at very low altitude she went into a dive and despite all the efforts of the crew she crashed just south of the city. The airship ran along the ground for some distance before being engulfed by flames. October 1929 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5088706

The men who built and will control the airship R101, seen here at the Royal Airship Works Cardington, Bedfordshire. l-r Flight-Officer Maurice H. Steff , Noel Graboswky-Atherstone (Lt Cdr.), Herbert C Irwin, Flight Lieutenant, (Captain of R101), Lt Col Vincent Richmond, Major George.H.Scott Assistant Director of Airship Development, Mr DSD Collins, Mr B Fitzgerald, Lt S Nixon and Commander W.H Watt. They are pictured before one of the early trial flights in October 1929. After extensive modifications on the evening of 4th October 1930 the R101 left Cardington. She carried 42 crew, 6 officials and 6 passengers. A crowd of over 3,000 came to watch the departure. The start of the journey did not go wells; ballast had to be dumped to compensate for over loading, strong winds were encountered and the aft engines broke down. At approximately 2 am the R101 passed over Beauvais, a French city to the north-west of Paris. Already flying at very low altitude she went into a dive and despite

Left to Right: Mrs. Jose Master and Miss Zita Porteous in Kennington Park watched by other girls of the NAAF March 1943
Left to Right: Mrs. Jose Master and Miss Zita Porteous in Kennington Park watched by other girls of the NAAF March 1943

MPX5088715: Left to Right: Mrs. Jose Master and Miss Zita Porteous in Kennington Park watched by other girls of the NAAF March 1943 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5088715

Left to Right: Mrs. Jose Master and Miss Zita Porteous in Kennington Park watched by other girls of the NAAF March 1943

Soldiers with children in a nursery during World war two November 1942
Soldiers with children in a nursery during World war two November 1942

MPX5088742: Soldiers with children in a nursery during World war two November 1942 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5088742

Soldiers with children in a nursery during World war two November 1942

Commonwealth Conference: Left to right back row: - Sir Richard Stafford Cripps, Mr. Lester Pearson (Canada); Liaquat Ali Khan (Pakistan); Mr. Peter Fraser (New Zealand); and Dr. Malan (South Africa); Don Senayake (Ceylon); Mr. P. J. Noel Ð Baker. Left to right seated: - Mrs. Attlee; Pandit Nehru (India); Lady Cripps; Mrs. Malan; Mr. Clement Attlee; Begum Ali Khan and Mr. Joseph Chiffley (Australia). April 1949
Commonwealth Conference: Left to right back row: - Sir Richard Stafford Cripps, Mr. Lester Pearson (Canada); Liaquat Ali Khan (Pakistan); Mr. Peter Fraser (New Zealand); and Dr. Malan (South Africa); Don Senayake (Ceylon); Mr. P. J. Noel Ð Baker. Left to right seated: - Mrs. Attlee; Pandit Nehru (India); Lady Cripps; Mrs. Malan; Mr. Clement Attlee; Begum Ali Khan and Mr. Joseph Chiffley (Australia). April 1949

MPX5088766: Commonwealth Conference: Left to right back row: - Sir Richard Stafford Cripps, Mr. Lester Pearson (Canada); Liaquat Ali Khan (Pakistan); Mr. Peter Fraser (New Zealand); and Dr. Malan (South Africa); Don Senayake (Ceylon); Mr. P. J. Noel Ð Baker. Left to right seated: - Mrs. Attlee; Pandit Nehru (India); Lady Cripps; Mrs. Malan; Mr. Clement Attlee; Begum Ali Khan and Mr. Joseph Chiffley (Australia). April 1949 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5088766

Commonwealth Conference: Left to right back row: - Sir Richard Stafford Cripps, Mr. Lester Pearson (Canada); Liaquat Ali Khan (Pakistan); Mr. Peter Fraser (New Zealand); and Dr. Malan (South Africa); Don Senayake (Ceylon); Mr. P. J. Noel Ð Baker. Left to right seated: - Mrs. Attlee; Pandit Nehru (India); Lady Cripps; Mrs. Malan; Mr. Clement Attlee; Begum Ali Khan and Mr. Joseph Chiffley (Australia). April 1949

Model Susie Scott wearing sleveless short dress. April 1960
Model Susie Scott wearing sleveless short dress. April 1960

MPX5088769: Model Susie Scott wearing sleveless short dress. April 1960 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5088769

Model Susie Scott wearing sleveless short dress. April 1960

Model Dawn Chapman wearing tartan patterned outfit. Ocotober 1962
Model Dawn Chapman wearing tartan patterned outfit. Ocotober 1962

MPX5088818: Model Dawn Chapman wearing tartan patterned outfit. Ocotober 1962 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5088818

Model Dawn Chapman wearing tartan patterned outfit. Ocotober 1962

Model wearing a headscarf with leopard skin patterned lining. November 1962
Model wearing a headscarf with leopard skin patterned lining. November 1962

MPX5088824: Model wearing a headscarf with leopard skin patterned lining. November 1962 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5088824

Model wearing a headscarf with leopard skin patterned lining. November 1962

Model Ann Cave wearing scarf and matching hat. February 1962
Model Ann Cave wearing scarf and matching hat. February 1962

MPX5088830: Model Ann Cave wearing scarf and matching hat. February 1962 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5088830

Model Ann Cave wearing scarf and matching hat. February 1962

Cobbler John Winter is the only made to measure clog maker in the North East at his workshop in Middleton-in-Teesdale, c.1970
Cobbler John Winter is the only made to measure clog maker in the North East at his workshop in Middleton-in-Teesdale, c.1970

MPX5091289: Cobbler John Winter is the only made to measure clog maker in the North East at his workshop in Middleton-in-Teesdale, c.1970 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5091289

Cobbler John Winter is the only made to measure clog maker in the North East at his workshop in Middleton-in-Teesdale, c.1970

The fireboat in Tyne Dock waiting for the next fire, c.1970
The fireboat in Tyne Dock waiting for the next fire, c.1970

MPX5089716: The fireboat in Tyne Dock waiting for the next fire, c.1970 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5089716

The fireboat in Tyne Dock waiting for the next fire, c.1970

Singer, Petula Clark seen here with Gilbert of Gilbert and Sullivan. November 1974
Singer, Petula Clark seen here with Gilbert of Gilbert and Sullivan. November 1974

MPX5092193: Singer, Petula Clark seen here with Gilbert of Gilbert and Sullivan. November 1974 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5092193

Singer, Petula Clark seen here with Gilbert of Gilbert and Sullivan. November 1974

Margaret Court in play against Judy Heldman on the centre court at Wimbledon. June 1969
Margaret Court in play against Judy Heldman on the centre court at Wimbledon. June 1969

MPX5092196: Margaret Court in play against Judy Heldman on the centre court at Wimbledon. June 1969 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5092196

Margaret Court in play against Judy Heldman on the centre court at Wimbledon. June 1969

Beginning of a sprint for Wigan's six Internationals, during training. L-R. Dave Bolton, Eric Ashton, Bill Sayer, Roy Evans, Billy Boston and Brian McTigue who have been chosen for England to play against France. March 1962
Beginning of a sprint for Wigan's six Internationals, during training. L-R. Dave Bolton, Eric Ashton, Bill Sayer, Roy Evans, Billy Boston and Brian McTigue who have been chosen for England to play against France. March 1962

MPX5092208: Beginning of a sprint for Wigan's six Internationals, during training. L-R. Dave Bolton, Eric Ashton, Bill Sayer, Roy Evans, Billy Boston and Brian McTigue who have been chosen for England to play against France. March 1962 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5092208

Beginning of a sprint for Wigan's six Internationals, during training. L-R. Dave Bolton, Eric Ashton, Bill Sayer, Roy Evans, Billy Boston and Brian McTigue who have been chosen for England to play against France. March 1962

Ricky Valance after the case with his manager Miss. Lena Davis. July 1962
Ricky Valance after the case with his manager Miss. Lena Davis. July 1962

MPX5092232: Ricky Valance after the case with his manager Miss. Lena Davis. July 1962 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5092232

Ricky Valance after the case with his manager Miss. Lena Davis. July 1962

Finish of womens' 60 yards. L to R - M. Dew, C. Bailey, D. Arden, and M. Cobb, Anden came first, Cobb 2nd and Dew 3rd. March 1962
Finish of womens' 60 yards. L to R - M. Dew, C. Bailey, D. Arden, and M. Cobb, Anden came first, Cobb 2nd and Dew 3rd. March 1962

MPX5092244: Finish of womens' 60 yards. L to R - M. Dew, C. Bailey, D. Arden, and M. Cobb, Anden came first, Cobb 2nd and Dew 3rd. March 1962 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5092244

Finish of womens' 60 yards. L to R - M. Dew, C. Bailey, D. Arden, and M. Cobb, Anden came first, Cobb 2nd and Dew 3rd. March 1962

Sterling Moss (Ex Racing Driver). Seen here with horse and daughter. June 1974
Sterling Moss (Ex Racing Driver). Seen here with horse and daughter. June 1974

MPX5092451: Sterling Moss (Ex Racing Driver). Seen here with horse and daughter. June 1974 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5092451

Sterling Moss (Ex Racing Driver). Seen here with horse and daughter. June 1974

The first demonstation in England of the inflatable rubber cushions took place at the British Rail Wagon Repair Depot at South Shields - The steel reinforced cushions can be filled with water or air and used to release trapped people in motorway crashes, 1970
The first demonstation in England of the inflatable rubber cushions took place at the British Rail Wagon Repair Depot at South Shields - The steel reinforced cushions can be filled with water or air and used to release trapped people in motorway crashes, 1970

MPX5091335: The first demonstation in England of the inflatable rubber cushions took place at the British Rail Wagon Repair Depot at South Shields - The steel reinforced cushions can be filled with water or air and used to release trapped people in motorway crashes, 1970 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5091335

The first demonstation in England of the inflatable rubber cushions took place at the British Rail Wagon Repair Depot at South Shields - The steel reinforced cushions can be filled with water or air and used to release trapped people in motorway crashes, 1970

16-year old actor Martin Skinner who will play a 12-year old, 17th century pickpocket named Smith, in the Thames TV series of the same name. Martin this morning, hanging around a men's boutique in Carnaby Street. December 1969
16-year old actor Martin Skinner who will play a 12-year old, 17th century pickpocket named Smith, in the Thames TV series of the same name. Martin this morning, hanging around a men's boutique in Carnaby Street. December 1969

MPX5091347: 16-year old actor Martin Skinner who will play a 12-year old, 17th century pickpocket named Smith, in the Thames TV series of the same name. Martin this morning, hanging around a men's boutique in Carnaby Street. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5091347

16-year old actor Martin Skinner who will play a 12-year old, 17th century pickpocket named Smith, in the Thames TV series of the same name. Martin this morning, hanging around a men's boutique in Carnaby Street. December 1969


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