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Queen Elizabeth II chats to the choirboys during a visit to Hexham Abbey, 1st July 1974
Queen Elizabeth II chats to the choirboys during a visit to Hexham Abbey, 1st July 1974

MPX5096501: Queen Elizabeth II chats to the choirboys during a visit to Hexham Abbey, 1st July 1974 / Bridgeman Images

Children gather at a buddhist temple belived to be Changnarayan, Katmandu, Nepal, 08/02/1961
Children gather at a buddhist temple belived to be Changnarayan, Katmandu, Nepal, 08/02/1961

MPX5096523: Children gather at a buddhist temple belived to be Changnarayan, Katmandu, Nepal, 08/02/1961 / Bridgeman Images

Someone will be on the receiving end from a Henry Cooper punch, and like it, as the BBC early morning programme
Someone will be on the receiving end from a Henry Cooper punch, and like it, as the BBC early morning programme

MPX5096524: Someone will be on the receiving end from a Henry Cooper punch, and like it, as the BBC early morning programme "Morning Show" will explain to listeners throughout the world. Henry was in the sports department of Harrods in Knightsbridge, punching a fairground-type punch-ball. His top score was noted, and the first person to guess his hardest punch - up to 600lb - will be the winner of the competition and will be presented with a punch-ball by Harrods. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images

Queen Elizabeth II with Prince Philip are welcomed to Gateshead with the majestic backdrop of the Tyne Bridge, October 1954
Queen Elizabeth II with Prince Philip are welcomed to Gateshead with the majestic backdrop of the Tyne Bridge, October 1954

MPX5096530: Queen Elizabeth II with Prince Philip are welcomed to Gateshead with the majestic backdrop of the Tyne Bridge, October 1954 / Bridgeman Images

Sam Mason, landlord of the new Caesar's Palace pub at Belle Vue arrived for the opening by Chariot . The chariot is used in a Samson and Delilah act at the circus next door by strong man Trevor Barnett, who was on the steps to greet the chariot pulled by circus girls Sandra Ashley (left) and Sue Neilson, both wearing mini Togas. December 1969
Sam Mason, landlord of the new Caesar's Palace pub at Belle Vue arrived for the opening by Chariot . The chariot is used in a Samson and Delilah act at the circus next door by strong man Trevor Barnett, who was on the steps to greet the chariot pulled by circus girls Sandra Ashley (left) and Sue Neilson, both wearing mini Togas. December 1969

MPX5096536: Sam Mason, landlord of the new Caesar's Palace pub at Belle Vue arrived for the opening by Chariot . The chariot is used in a Samson and Delilah act at the circus next door by strong man Trevor Barnett, who was on the steps to greet the chariot pulled by circus girls Sandra Ashley (left) and Sue Neilson, both wearing mini Togas. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images

Actors gather on the moors north of Alnwick for the filming of MacBeth in 1970
Actors gather on the moors north of Alnwick for the filming of MacBeth in 1970

MPX5096544: Actors gather on the moors north of Alnwick for the filming of MacBeth in 1970 / Bridgeman Images

Actors Michael Craig, left, and Kenneth Griffith seen in a scene from the film
Actors Michael Craig, left, and Kenneth Griffith seen in a scene from the film

MPX5096565: Actors Michael Craig, left, and Kenneth Griffith seen in a scene from the film "I Promise To Pay" being film in Newcastle in 1960. This photograph was taken at Trafalgar Street, near the railway arches, c.1960 / Bridgeman Images

Music Instruments: Joe Moden caretaker of the Haslingden Public Hall has symphonic problem. Someone has deposited a double bass euphonium in his care, and forgotten to retreive it. Joe found it in the men's cloakroom after a night when six bands had shared the concert platform. December 1969
Music Instruments: Joe Moden caretaker of the Haslingden Public Hall has symphonic problem. Someone has deposited a double bass euphonium in his care, and forgotten to retreive it. Joe found it in the men's cloakroom after a night when six bands had shared the concert platform. December 1969

MPX5096567: Music Instruments: Joe Moden caretaker of the Haslingden Public Hall has symphonic problem. Someone has deposited a double bass euphonium in his care, and forgotten to retreive it. Joe found it in the men's cloakroom after a night when six bands had shared the concert platform. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images

No fighting over pitches at this stretch of water as anglers enjoy a spot of fishing at Derwent Reservoir, County Durham, 1970
No fighting over pitches at this stretch of water as anglers enjoy a spot of fishing at Derwent Reservoir, County Durham, 1970

MPX5096570: No fighting over pitches at this stretch of water as anglers enjoy a spot of fishing at Derwent Reservoir, County Durham, 1970 / Bridgeman Images

A pair of young anglers prepare to enjoy a quite afternoon fishing on Blyth Pier, 14/08/1978
A pair of young anglers prepare to enjoy a quite afternoon fishing on Blyth Pier, 14/08/1978

MPX5096574: A pair of young anglers prepare to enjoy a quite afternoon fishing on Blyth Pier, 14/08/1978 / Bridgeman Images

Transport: Roads: Fred Mulley, Minister of Transport, opened the 13 mile stretch of the Manchester - Preston Motorway(M61) between Horwich and the Preston By-Pass. Fred Mulley tries out the motorway on foot after the opening ceremony. December 1969
Transport: Roads: Fred Mulley, Minister of Transport, opened the 13 mile stretch of the Manchester - Preston Motorway(M61) between Horwich and the Preston By-Pass. Fred Mulley tries out the motorway on foot after the opening ceremony. December 1969

MPX5096575: Transport: Roads: Fred Mulley, Minister of Transport, opened the 13 mile stretch of the Manchester - Preston Motorway(M61) between Horwich and the Preston By-Pass. Fred Mulley tries out the motorway on foot after the opening ceremony. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images

19 year old Ian Herbart of Chester le Street lets the world and the fish drift by as soaks up the sunshine during a lazy afternoon on the banks of the River Wear, c.1970
19 year old Ian Herbart of Chester le Street lets the world and the fish drift by as soaks up the sunshine during a lazy afternoon on the banks of the River Wear, c.1970

MPX5096585: 19 year old Ian Herbart of Chester le Street lets the world and the fish drift by as soaks up the sunshine during a lazy afternoon on the banks of the River Wear, c.1970 / Bridgeman Images

Wreckage of vehicles on the M6 Motorway near Wigan after cars and Lorries crashed into each other in heavy Fog. December 1969
Wreckage of vehicles on the M6 Motorway near Wigan after cars and Lorries crashed into each other in heavy Fog. December 1969

MPX5096602: Wreckage of vehicles on the M6 Motorway near Wigan after cars and Lorries crashed into each other in heavy Fog. December 1969 / Bridgeman Images

World War II: Women. The Minister of Labour is asking girls to volunteer for war work and many are forsaking offices and stores to do their bit. April 1941
World War II: Women. The Minister of Labour is asking girls to volunteer for war work and many are forsaking offices and stores to do their bit. April 1941

MPX5096619: World War II: Women. The Minister of Labour is asking girls to volunteer for war work and many are forsaking offices and stores to do their bit. April 1941 / Bridgeman Images

World War II: Women. WAAF girl mechanics lying on the tail of a Hurricane fighter. June 1943
World War II: Women. WAAF girl mechanics lying on the tail of a Hurricane fighter. June 1943

MPX5096622: World War II: Women. WAAF girl mechanics lying on the tail of a Hurricane fighter. June 1943 / Bridgeman Images

World War II Home Front: Brother Douglas who is chaplain of the Westminster YMCA Hostel on the site of the old Westminster Hospital. Has on the roof of the hostel some chickens, and small box garden where he grows onions, lettuce, etc. He has one particular chicken called Blondine, a female Blondine, the tight rope walker, because every time it comes on the roof she flies on the rail and waits for him to feed her. There is a huge drop to the ground and once Blondine missed her footing and flew straight down into the roadway. Brother Douglas went and picked her up quite unhurt and two hours later she laid an egg on the roof. This roof is under the shadow of the Abbey. He loves to take the soldiers in the hostel up on the roof and show them Blondine's tricks. July 1943
World War II Home Front: Brother Douglas who is chaplain of the Westminster YMCA Hostel on the site of the old Westminster Hospital. Has on the roof of the hostel some chickens, and small box garden where he grows onions, lettuce, etc. He has one particular chicken called Blondine, a female Blondine, the tight rope walker, because every time it comes on the roof she flies on the rail and waits for him to feed her. There is a huge drop to the ground and once Blondine missed her footing and flew straight down into the roadway. Brother Douglas went and picked her up quite unhurt and two hours later she laid an egg on the roof. This roof is under the shadow of the Abbey. He loves to take the soldiers in the hostel up on the roof and show them Blondine's tricks. July 1943

MPX5096632: World War II Home Front: Brother Douglas who is chaplain of the Westminster YMCA Hostel on the site of the old Westminster Hospital. Has on the roof of the hostel some chickens, and small box garden where he grows onions, lettuce, etc. He has one particular chicken called Blondine, a female Blondine, the tight rope walker, because every time it comes on the roof she flies on the rail and waits for him to feed her. There is a huge drop to the ground and once Blondine missed her footing and flew straight down into the roadway. Brother Douglas went and picked her up quite unhurt and two hours later she laid an egg on the roof. This roof is under the shadow of the Abbey. He loves to take the soldiers in the hostel up on the roof and show them Blondine's tricks. July 1943 / Bridgeman Images

Music Fans in the rain at the Bath Festival of Blues & Progressive Music : Thursday June 25 to Sunday June 28, 1970
Music Fans in the rain at the Bath Festival of Blues & Progressive Music : Thursday June 25 to Sunday June 28, 1970

MPX5096633: Music Fans in the rain at the Bath Festival of Blues & Progressive Music : Thursday June 25 to Sunday June 28, 1970 / Bridgeman Images

Pop fans leaving the ferry on arrival at The Isle of Wight.
28th August 1970
Pop fans leaving the ferry on arrival at The Isle of Wight.
28th August 1970

MPX5096658: Pop fans leaving the ferry on arrival at The Isle of Wight. 28th August 1970 / Bridgeman Images

Sir Charles Caplin, with wife Oona, son Christopher, and daughters Annette and Josephine, left, and Geraldine and Jane, right. seen after his investiture. March 1975
Sir Charles Caplin, with wife Oona, son Christopher, and daughters Annette and Josephine, left, and Geraldine and Jane, right. seen after his investiture. March 1975

MPX5096663: Sir Charles Caplin, with wife Oona, son Christopher, and daughters Annette and Josephine, left, and Geraldine and Jane, right. seen after his investiture. March 1975 / Bridgeman Images

The surprise casting of the year is Harold Fielding's choice of Yana to play Cinderella opposite Tommy Steele in his pantomime opening at the Coliseum on December 18th. Cinderella Yana. September 1958
The surprise casting of the year is Harold Fielding's choice of Yana to play Cinderella opposite Tommy Steele in his pantomime opening at the Coliseum on December 18th. Cinderella Yana. September 1958

MPX5096665: The surprise casting of the year is Harold Fielding's choice of Yana to play Cinderella opposite Tommy Steele in his pantomime opening at the Coliseum on December 18th. Cinderella Yana. September 1958 / Bridgeman Images

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MPX5096686: Banner with "10 Downing Street" on it at the Isle of Wight Pop Festival 30th August 1970 / Bridgeman Images

The Queen is seen chatting to the Earl of Rosebery, The Earl of Derby and The Duke of Edinburgh, while on right can be seen Sir Humphrey De Trafford (one of the Stewards) shaking hands with Princess Margaret. On their arrival at Epsom. May 1955
The Queen is seen chatting to the Earl of Rosebery, The Earl of Derby and The Duke of Edinburgh, while on right can be seen Sir Humphrey De Trafford (one of the Stewards) shaking hands with Princess Margaret. On their arrival at Epsom. May 1955

MPX5096691: The Queen is seen chatting to the Earl of Rosebery, The Earl of Derby and The Duke of Edinburgh, while on right can be seen Sir Humphrey De Trafford (one of the Stewards) shaking hands with Princess Margaret. On their arrival at Epsom. May 1955 / Bridgeman Images

Mr. Herbert Robinson and his 17 year old son Colin, explaining the working of the 'trap' used in the game of ' Knur and Spell' oc 1953 (photo)
Mr. Herbert Robinson and his 17 year old son Colin, explaining the working of the 'trap' used in the game of ' Knur and Spell' oc 1953 (photo)

MPX5096703: Mr. Herbert Robinson and his 17 year old son Colin, explaining the working of the 'trap' used in the game of ' Knur and Spell' oc 1953 (photo) / Bridgeman Images

Sir James Barrie, creator of Peter Pan, with C.G MaCartney, 1st June 1925
Sir James Barrie, creator of Peter Pan, with C.G MaCartney, 1st June 1925

MPX5096704: Sir James Barrie, creator of Peter Pan, with C.G MaCartney, 1st June 1925 / Bridgeman Images

On Stage. Art Garfunkel and Paul Simon (right) at Wembley. June 1982
On Stage. Art Garfunkel and Paul Simon (right) at Wembley. June 1982

MPX5096715: On Stage. Art Garfunkel and Paul Simon (right) at Wembley. June 1982 / Bridgeman Images

Reveille Fashions: Roma Reeves modelling dress . August 1961
Reveille Fashions: Roma Reeves modelling dress . August 1961

MPX5096720: Reveille Fashions: Roma Reeves modelling dress . August 1961 / Bridgeman Images

August 1947 - Fisherman from Annan seen here preparing to fish the Solway Firth for salmon, trout and sea trout (photo)
August 1947 - Fisherman from Annan seen here preparing to fish the Solway Firth for salmon, trout and sea trout (photo)

MPX5096731: August 1947 - Fisherman from Annan seen here preparing to fish the Solway Firth for salmon, trout and sea trout (photo) / Bridgeman Images

Jonah Barrington - six times World Squash Champion. January 1976
Jonah Barrington - six times World Squash Champion. January 1976

MPX5096776: Jonah Barrington - six times World Squash Champion. January 1976 / Bridgeman Images

Reveille Fashions: Penny Dennis wearing a poncho. October 1969
Reveille Fashions: Penny Dennis wearing a poncho. October 1969

MPX5096789: Reveille Fashions: Penny Dennis wearing a poncho. October 1969 / Bridgeman Images

Sir Stanley Baker and wife went for a celebration lunch in the west end of London today after the announcement of his knighthbod. With him was his son Glynn and other close friends. May 1976
Sir Stanley Baker and wife went for a celebration lunch in the west end of London today after the announcement of his knighthbod. With him was his son Glynn and other close friends. May 1976

MPX5096793: Sir Stanley Baker and wife went for a celebration lunch in the west end of London today after the announcement of his knighthbod. With him was his son Glynn and other close friends. May 1976 / Bridgeman Images

Queen Elizabeth II during a visit to the city of Durham, 27th May 1960
Queen Elizabeth II during a visit to the city of Durham, 27th May 1960

MPX5096808: Queen Elizabeth II during a visit to the city of Durham, 27th May 1960 / Bridgeman Images

Pianist, Winifred Attwell went into the lion's cage at Jack Hylton's Circus. December 1953
Pianist, Winifred Attwell went into the lion's cage at Jack Hylton's Circus. December 1953

MPX5096823: Pianist, Winifred Attwell went into the lion's cage at Jack Hylton's Circus. December 1953 / Bridgeman Images

Huge crowds gathered in a Walthamstow street when the pantomime cat from Dick Whittington at the Palace Theatre, Walthamstow, made an ascent by rope up the front of the theatre.  December 1953
Huge crowds gathered in a Walthamstow street when the pantomime cat from Dick Whittington at the Palace Theatre, Walthamstow, made an ascent by rope up the front of the theatre.  December 1953

MPX5096824: Huge crowds gathered in a Walthamstow street when the pantomime cat from Dick Whittington at the Palace Theatre, Walthamstow, made an ascent by rope up the front of the theatre. December 1953 / Bridgeman Images

Ladies testing panti-girdles. February 1975
Ladies testing panti-girdles. February 1975

MPX5096840: Ladies testing panti-girdles. February 1975 / Bridgeman Images

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip officially opens the Tyne Tunnel, North Tyneside, 19th October 1967
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip officially opens the Tyne Tunnel, North Tyneside, 19th October 1967

MPX5096853: Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip officially opens the Tyne Tunnel, North Tyneside, 19th October 1967 / Bridgeman Images

Ladies testing panti-girdles. February 1975
Ladies testing panti-girdles. February 1975

MPX5096859: Ladies testing panti-girdles. February 1975 / Bridgeman Images


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