Bridgeman Education

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Bathing Girl: Glamour on the Clacton Beach: L. to R. Peggy Palmer, 16, Waitress Clacton; Maureen Kenn, 21, Waitress Clacton; Barbara Jollies, 21, Red Coat Ilford; Sherral Mason, 19, Red Coat Blackpool pushing the boat out. June 1960

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Bathing Girl: Glamour on the Clacton Beach: L. to R. Peggy Palmer, 16, Waitress Clacton; Maureen Kenn, 21, Waitress Clacton; Barbara Jollies, 21, Red Coat Ilford; Sherral Mason, 19, Red Coat Blackpool pushing the boat out. June 1960

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Bathing Girl: Glamour on the Clacton Beach: L. to R. Maureen Kenn, 21, Waitress Clacton; Barbara Jollies, 21, Red Coat Ilford; Sherral Mason, 19, Red Coat Blackpool; Kay Garton, 15, office worker Walton on Naze; Christine Reynolds, 18, Secretary Walton on Naze; Sandra Doddridge, 18, Receptionist Clacton; Jacqueline Wood, 16, Waitress Clacton; Peggy Palmer, 16, Waitress Clacton. June 1960

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Young girl wearing a beret relaxing on a deck chair in her back garden, c.1945 (b/w photo)

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Theatre: Rehearsing in London for the pantomime, "Dick Whittington", to appear in the ABC Theatre, Peterborough over Christmas, are Sue Nicholls and Craig Douglas. Craig and Sue rehearsing together in a flat in Cheyne Walk, with a beautiful view of the river. December 1969

ID: MPX5073504

Young girl wearing dress. c. 1945

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Patricia McRoberts and Jay Johnson modelling the Yves St Laurent "Rive Gauche" Collection in London

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A relationship just for show? Picture of a new display mannequins. To reflect the growing diversity of the population John Martin of London Ltd., Berners Street W.1. have created new shop manneguins. A black male mannequin photographed with a new black female display model and new white girl display model. The male model has a unccanny look of pop star Michael Jackson during his Thriller Album period . December 1969

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The new look suit for 1974 for Britain's fashionable young men designed by Hardy Amies for Hepworths

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A young couple enjoy a kiss and cuddle

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Inventions: Britain's first automatic refrigerated draught beer vending machine was demonstrated by the Brewery Division of GKN Sankey Ltd., of Bilston Staffs, at Quaglino's Bury Street, London. Woman with the front of the autobarmaid open showing the interior. December 1969

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Cavendish Hotel in Mayfair, Dupont showed Teddy Tinling designed career clothes for the 70's. (left to right) Penny Carter as a garage attendant showing a battle-dress top and trousers in light blue, and Nyda Prenn as an evening hostess for a TV kitchen wears a full length culotte cat suit in green. November 1969

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Danish born actress, Yutte Stensgaard. December 1969

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Comedian Jack Douglas (42) takes his guns with him wherever he travels, all over England, for he has a total of 4,000 acres rough shooting right, so that wherever he may be working, he can drive to his nearest shooting land to enjoy his sport. Jack Douglas as the well dressed commuter at his home at Thames ditton, Surrey f November 1969

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Clothing. March 1949

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Fashion. Lace old... Rose Marie in an antique wedding dress, priced at £45, and a matching lace parasol, at £25, from Essenses. March 1974

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A hoverplatform was demonstrated at Heathrow, as a possible means of moving disabled aircraft and for other airport uses. The hoverplatform is 30ft long and consists of a steel structure around which is fitted a flexible segmented skirt. The hoverplatform demonstration at Heathrow . December 1969

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The sweater has never looked so good. Guaranteed to get more than a second glance is this nutmeg, black and yellow number for £8. By Crochetta for Knits and Leathers, Harewood Place, London, W.I, or mail order. December 1971

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Lady Cardiffe Owen at Ascot. June 1923

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Skirting around bring back the mini and jazz it up. The all-together look puts a girl in the swing. "Just a sweater and pants, plus a few minis-that's all you need for fun," says Shirley Hounsell. "One, two, button-on my mini. It puts pants on a new level," she says. "Now for the kilt. This drop of Scotch will certainly keep out the cold." As for the mini-pini-it is just as warm and twice as snazzy as a woollen vest. December 1971