Bridgeman Education

ID: MPX5080139

Army band play for children of reopening of Island street. Playground - Belfast. November 1969

ID: MPX5080143

Animals Big cats. When Lucifer the 10 year old male puma at Chessington Zoo developed a slight limp, the Animal Superintendent, suspected ingrowing claws. Here is the latest method used to arrest and perform an operation on a wild animal without it being completely made unconscious. An anaesthetised dart is fired from an air pistol or in the case of long distances, a rifle, and the anaesthetic tranquilises and sedates the wild animal without necessarily rendering it completely unconscious, and without unnecessary suffering. Supt. Eddie Orbell checks his watch on the time the drug is taking effect. December 1969

ID: MPX5080162

Wandsworth Prisoners Get A 1920Ís Christmas: For 500 prisoners of Wandsworth Prison there's a special treat in store, they get a 1920th Christmas for a 1920th Dance Band, Father Christmas and Flapper. The treat is given by the Pasadena Roof Orchestra who have recently sprung to fame with the creation of the 1920's Dance Band Music, who at 1.30 p.m. will bring Christmas Cheer to 500 long term prisoners. December 1974

ID: MPX5080171

African Dancing: Ghanan Dancers. A bare-topped dancer gets chased by one of the boy dancers. December 1974

ID: MPX5080172

African Dancing: Ghanan Dancers. A bare-topped dancer gets chased by one of the boy dancers. December 1974

ID: MPX5080181

Air Canada Jumbo Jet. May 1971

ID: MPX5080183

The Nolan sisters singers who are appearing on the Morecambe and Wise TV. show. December 1974

ID: MPX5080185

The two girls arrested with Manson and others at commune. They are the only ones out on bond. Blond: Sandra Good Pugh, 26, with her son Ivan 2 1/2 months old. Redhead is Lynne Fromme, 21. 05/12/ 1969

ID: MPX5080187

Wandsworth Prisoners Get A 1920Ís Christmas: For 500 prisoners of Wandsworth Prison there's a special treat in store, they get a 1920th Christmas for a 1920th Dance Band, Father Christmas and Flapper. The treat is given by the Pasadena Roof Orchestra who have recently sprung to fame with the creation of the 1920's Dance Band Music, who at 1.30 p.m. will bring Christmas Cheer to 500 long term prisoners. December 1974

ID: MPX5080237

Piccadilly without lights. Piccadilly Circus is blacked out at 7.15 p.m on Saturday 12 December 1970 due to power strike. December 1970

ID: MPX5080245

Eleven year old Martin Hawes entertains his school friends to a tune on the John Lennon piano which the Beatle gave to Braybrook School, Bracknell (Berks). January 1971

ID: MPX5080256

Pictures taken in the Thornbury House, Kiddlington remand home where the "students" live sort of family units. Mr. Roy Bellamy one of the instructors plays Scrabble with some of the boys. December 1969

ID: MPX5080272

A young girl risks injury playing with fire on wasteland, circa 1972

ID: MPX5080275

German actress Marly Hass today left Heathrow Airport for Hollywood where she lives. She has been in Europe visiting her parents who live in Dusseldorf. December 1969

ID: MPX5080276

The Bio-Chemistry Department at Birmingham University houses a very unusual school - The British School of Malting and Brewing. Students sample and discuss their latest brew. December 1969

ID: MPX5080283

Unusual/Humour/Car. Due to the Electricians strike the petrol pumps at White Service Station, Ongar, Essex were out of action until the innovation of the converted bicycle for manual pumping. The garage offered quadruple stamps for anyone wishing to pedal themselves. December 1970

ID: MPX5080288

Two youngsters enjoying playtime, c. 1960

ID: MPX5080294

A young girl engrossed in a book at school, c. 1970

ID: MPX5080317

Jackie Brown, the European and English Flyweight Champion with his bride , Miss Mary Chapman leaving St. Patrick's Church, Collyhurst, after the ceremony. October 1931

ID: MPX5080338

Rehearsing for National Parade: The National Association of Training Corps for Girls are to hold a national birthday parade in May in the Wirral. Manchester members of the Girls' Training Corps and the Womens' Junior Air Corps have been chosen to form a guard of honour at the parade. Shows girsl of the two organisations rehearsing for the guard of honour. April 1945

ID: MPX5080350

Mother Goose pan to rehearsal at Manchester/cr. Hippodrome. Priscilla the Goose lays the Golden egg and takes Mother Goose (Tommy Fields) by surprise. At the back is The Witch (Monica McLeod). The man in the goose is Harry Cranley. December 1950

ID: MPX5080388

Animals: Esme The V.S.B. They've got a V.S.B. down at Longleat in Wiltshire. The Very Special Baby is Esme the hippo. She was born two months ago and is making rapid progress on her daily diet which includes fourteen pints of milk and a dozen or so egg yolks. April 1973

ID: MPX5080417

Edward Mann brings back the star system in his spring '70 collection of millinery - he calls his collection "Million Dollar Baby" - hats to grow-your-own-glamour, 1970 style. Veils are back on several styles. Frances O'Toole in (8109) floppy hat, and white toweling bikini. Girl holding hats is Penny John who works at the milliners. November 1969

ID: MPX5080419

Princess Diana visiting Interconnection Systems, South Shields. 9th December 1992

ID: MPX5080424

Boxing at Lime Grove Baths in Shepherd's Bush, London Vic Andretti in action to defeat Victor Paul during their lightweight bout. November 1969

ID: MPX5080443

Families: Mother, father and children. Man relaxing at home, reading a book on his sofa, writing at table. November 1969

ID: MPX5080508

A man a woman living in a sububan area of Manchester at home. Man washing up doing chores as the woman goes out. November 1969

ID: MPX5080525

Ships: "Empress of Canada". August 1948

ID: MPX5080530

Fashion Clothing Humour. Young male model David Kempton from East Croydon, started work today at the new Young male menswear boutique in Kensington Church Street. His presents there could make the pre-Christmas customers look more than once at him, in fact if they stay long enough they could see him wearing 288 different outfits, for David will be on a marothon clothes change untill Thursday, making six changes an hour, day and night, to set up a new world record for Clothes Changing. David Kempton at the 'Take 6' making a hurried change. December 1969

ID: MPX5080541

The Benwell Security Case is introduced this week by Haley and Weller the pyrotechnics specialists as probably one of the cheapest and most effective devices ever produced for protecting cash in transit against the ever increasing risk of street snatches. Today the case was demonstrated in Bartholomew Square, E.C.1, the "victim" is Mr. Charels Williams, and the "crook" is Mr. Dick Sadler both from the firm marketing the case. Demonstrating the security case, is "victim" Charles Williams, and "crook" Dick Sadler. December 1969

ID: MPX5080542

Farmer H. H. Wooley of Splatford Farm, Kennford, Devon, is a satisfied farmer today. His bumper harvest of green peas brought in by holidaymakers is pilling up before his eyes. Pay parade by Farmer Woolley. His foreman reads out the day's record number of sacks brought in by each picker. 3/- per sack is paid. The four girls pick up £3 which the farmer hands to Rosalie, who shares it with sister Pat and two new found friends. "It's a bad day today, we struck a patch of small peas which don't weigh much", said Rosalie. "Still, 15/- pays for our day's holiday expenses". July 1947