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Children: Holiday makers with their cameras, pictured in Washington, by Abraham Lincoln's monument in Washington, USA. November 1969
Children: Holiday makers with their cameras, pictured in Washington, by Abraham Lincoln's monument in Washington, USA. November 1969

MPX5077310: Children: Holiday makers with their cameras, pictured in Washington, by Abraham Lincoln's monument in Washington, USA. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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Children: Holiday makers with their cameras, pictured in Washington, by Abraham Lincoln's monument in Washington, USA. November 1969

Entertainment Television: Barbara Murray of the power game's 'Lady Wilder', stars with Paul Daneman in London Weekend TV's popular domestic comedy series, 'Never a Cross Word' in which Barbara plays the part of a scatter- brained wife of a rising young executive Ronald Baldock (paul Daneman). Barbara Murray who plays Deirdre the scatter-brained wife, at the reception today. November 1969
Entertainment Television: Barbara Murray of the power game's 'Lady Wilder', stars with Paul Daneman in London Weekend TV's popular domestic comedy series, 'Never a Cross Word' in which Barbara plays the part of a scatter- brained wife of a rising young executive Ronald Baldock (paul Daneman). Barbara Murray who plays Deirdre the scatter-brained wife, at the reception today. November 1969

MPX5075876: Entertainment Television: Barbara Murray of the power game's 'Lady Wilder', stars with Paul Daneman in London Weekend TV's popular domestic comedy series, 'Never a Cross Word' in which Barbara plays the part of a scatter- brained wife of a rising young executive Ronald Baldock (paul Daneman). Barbara Murray who plays Deirdre the scatter-brained wife, at the reception today. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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Entertainment Television: Barbara Murray of the power game's 'Lady Wilder', stars with Paul Daneman in London Weekend TV's popular domestic comedy series, 'Never a Cross Word' in which Barbara plays the part of a scatter- brained wife of a rising young executive Ronald Baldock (paul Daneman). Barbara Murray who plays Deirdre the scatter-brained wife, at the reception today. November 1969

A scene from the play
A scene from the play

MPX5077382: A scene from the play "Whispering Gallary" at the Garrick theatre Arthur Young as Martin Condell, Henry Scatchard as Morgan The Hunchback. June 1928 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5077382

A scene from the play "Whispering Gallary" at the Garrick theatre Arthur Young as Martin Condell, Henry Scatchard as Morgan The Hunchback. June 1928

Vince Hawkins, the winner, holding the Lonsdale belt, with Ernie Roderick looking on following their Welter Weight title fight at the Royal Albert Hall . October 1946
Vince Hawkins, the winner, holding the Lonsdale belt, with Ernie Roderick looking on following their Welter Weight title fight at the Royal Albert Hall . October 1946

MPX5077398: Vince Hawkins, the winner, holding the Lonsdale belt, with Ernie Roderick looking on following their Welter Weight title fight at the Royal Albert Hall . October 1946 / Bridgeman Images

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Vince Hawkins, the winner, holding the Lonsdale belt, with Ernie Roderick looking on following their Welter Weight title fight at the Royal Albert Hall . October 1946

Aeroplane Lands in a Maple tree at New York. July 1920
Aeroplane Lands in a Maple tree at New York. July 1920

MPX5077515: Aeroplane Lands in a Maple tree at New York. July 1920 / Bridgeman Images

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Aeroplane Lands in a Maple tree at New York. July 1920

Picture of professional model Miss Jan De Fraine, aged 21 lying down wearing black top with tights and holding pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. November 1969
Picture of professional model Miss Jan De Fraine, aged 21 lying down wearing black top with tights and holding pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. November 1969

MPX5077527: Picture of professional model Miss Jan De Fraine, aged 21 lying down wearing black top with tights and holding pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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Picture of professional model Miss Jan De Fraine, aged 21 lying down wearing black top with tights and holding pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. November 1969

Farmer Baird has shifted his farm from Auchinleck, Ayrshire, to Andover by rail. Twelve hours after leaving Auchinleck the train stopped at Kentish Town, the cows unloaded and milked, fed and watered. Betty with the dog watches her brother, Wilson does the milking. May 1949
Farmer Baird has shifted his farm from Auchinleck, Ayrshire, to Andover by rail. Twelve hours after leaving Auchinleck the train stopped at Kentish Town, the cows unloaded and milked, fed and watered. Betty with the dog watches her brother, Wilson does the milking. May 1949

MPX5077483: Farmer Baird has shifted his farm from Auchinleck, Ayrshire, to Andover by rail. Twelve hours after leaving Auchinleck the train stopped at Kentish Town, the cows unloaded and milked, fed and watered. Betty with the dog watches her brother, Wilson does the milking. May 1949 / Bridgeman Images

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Farmer Baird has shifted his farm from Auchinleck, Ayrshire, to Andover by rail. Twelve hours after leaving Auchinleck the train stopped at Kentish Town, the cows unloaded and milked, fed and watered. Betty with the dog watches her brother, Wilson does the milking. May 1949

John Alderton, lead actor in the TV series
John Alderton, lead actor in the TV series

MPX5077507: John Alderton, lead actor in the TV series "Please Sir" filming in Kings road, Chelsea. John Alderton leaves the boutique "Skin" dressed in the gear. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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John Alderton, lead actor in the TV series "Please Sir" filming in Kings road, Chelsea. John Alderton leaves the boutique "Skin" dressed in the gear. November 1969

Death lurking in a bottle on the bathroom shelf - A young girl reaches for a bottle of pills. C. 1960
Death lurking in a bottle on the bathroom shelf - A young girl reaches for a bottle of pills. C. 1960

MPX5077590: Death lurking in a bottle on the bathroom shelf - A young girl reaches for a bottle of pills. C. 1960 / Bridgeman Images

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Death lurking in a bottle on the bathroom shelf - A young girl reaches for a bottle of pills. C. 1960

Animal: Mongoose. August 1935
Animal: Mongoose. August 1935

MPX5077602: Animal: Mongoose. August 1935 / Bridgeman Images

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Animal: Mongoose. August 1935

World War II Women: Camp Romance. Private Dorothy Brownlow darns her husband socks. March 1944
World War II Women: Camp Romance. Private Dorothy Brownlow darns her husband socks. March 1944

MPX5077525: World War II Women: Camp Romance. Private Dorothy Brownlow darns her husband socks. March 1944 / Bridgeman Images

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World War II Women: Camp Romance. Private Dorothy Brownlow darns her husband socks. March 1944

World War II Women. W.A.A.F's cheer the King after he decorates the airmen. June 1940
World War II Women. W.A.A.F's cheer the King after he decorates the airmen. June 1940

MPX5076815: World War II Women. W.A.A.F's cheer the King after he decorates the airmen. June 1940 / Bridgeman Images

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World War II Women. W.A.A.F's cheer the King after he decorates the airmen. June 1940

World War II Women. East Ham's unit of the W.J.A.C. besides having a full trumpet band, now have a mascot, a Labrador named Major. The Mascot was given to them by mechanic Sgt. Major T. Hibbert whose daughter is a member of the unit. To get him used to the band he takes regular practice with them. Major, listens to the full blast of the trumpets. His first lesson as a Mascot. June 1944
World War II Women. East Ham's unit of the W.J.A.C. besides having a full trumpet band, now have a mascot, a Labrador named Major. The Mascot was given to them by mechanic Sgt. Major T. Hibbert whose daughter is a member of the unit. To get him used to the band he takes regular practice with them. Major, listens to the full blast of the trumpets. His first lesson as a Mascot. June 1944

MPX5076824: World War II Women. East Ham's unit of the W.J.A.C. besides having a full trumpet band, now have a mascot, a Labrador named Major. The Mascot was given to them by mechanic Sgt. Major T. Hibbert whose daughter is a member of the unit. To get him used to the band he takes regular practice with them. Major, listens to the full blast of the trumpets. His first lesson as a Mascot. June 1944 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5076824

World War II Women. East Ham's unit of the W.J.A.C. besides having a full trumpet band, now have a mascot, a Labrador named Major. The Mascot was given to them by mechanic Sgt. Major T. Hibbert whose daughter is a member of the unit. To get him used to the band he takes regular practice with them. Major, listens to the full blast of the trumpets. His first lesson as a Mascot. June 1944

The Birdmen: Leaping from an aircraft, 12,000ft up, is the sort of thing few people would contemplate. But to the
The Birdmen: Leaping from an aircraft, 12,000ft up, is the sort of thing few people would contemplate. But to the

MPX5076891: The Birdmen: Leaping from an aircraft, 12,000ft up, is the sort of thing few people would contemplate. But to the "Falcons", R.A.F. Parachute display team, it is just part of their job. (left to right) Team leader, flying officer Geoffrey Greenland, Sgt. Joe Featherstone and Flt. Sgt. Terry Allen. Circa 1970 / Bridgeman Images

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The Birdmen: Leaping from an aircraft, 12,000ft up, is the sort of thing few people would contemplate. But to the "Falcons", R.A.F. Parachute display team, it is just part of their job. (left to right) Team leader, flying officer Geoffrey Greenland, Sgt. Joe Featherstone and Flt. Sgt. Terry Allen. Circa 1970

Following the successful Greek coup, which saw the overthrow of President Makarios of Cyprus, Turkey has launched an invasion of the Mediterranean holiday isle. Many tourists are among civilians who have been forced to take shelter in hotels in the capital, Nicosia. The Turkish invasion begins ... a dramatic picture of Turkish paratroops landing near Nicosia. July 1974
Following the successful Greek coup, which saw the overthrow of President Makarios of Cyprus, Turkey has launched an invasion of the Mediterranean holiday isle. Many tourists are among civilians who have been forced to take shelter in hotels in the capital, Nicosia. The Turkish invasion begins ... a dramatic picture of Turkish paratroops landing near Nicosia. July 1974

MPX5076900: Following the successful Greek coup, which saw the overthrow of President Makarios of Cyprus, Turkey has launched an invasion of the Mediterranean holiday isle. Many tourists are among civilians who have been forced to take shelter in hotels in the capital, Nicosia. The Turkish invasion begins ... a dramatic picture of Turkish paratroops landing near Nicosia. July 1974 / Bridgeman Images

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Following the successful Greek coup, which saw the overthrow of President Makarios of Cyprus, Turkey has launched an invasion of the Mediterranean holiday isle. Many tourists are among civilians who have been forced to take shelter in hotels in the capital, Nicosia. The Turkish invasion begins ... a dramatic picture of Turkish paratroops landing near Nicosia. July 1974

Terry Hagon and a couple of mates went for a cycle ride on Sunday starting 8,000-ft up in the air. Not surprisingly, they found that their journey was downhill all the way. Terry, Michael O'Brien and Robin Mills, members of the Chuting Stars, a group of free-fall parachutists who give displays to raise money for charity, rode out of the back door of a Skyvan aircraft over a military range near Dundee, Scotland. Terry and his bike soon parted company. But both landed safely thanks to parachutes that put the brake on their falls - the bike's parachute was opened by an altimeter-operated release. The bikes of the other two didn't have such happy landings. One plummeted to the ground, the other into the sea. Before setting off on their high ride - left to right: Terry Hagon, Michael O'Brien and Robin Mills. July 1973
Terry Hagon and a couple of mates went for a cycle ride on Sunday starting 8,000-ft up in the air. Not surprisingly, they found that their journey was downhill all the way. Terry, Michael O'Brien and Robin Mills, members of the Chuting Stars, a group of free-fall parachutists who give displays to raise money for charity, rode out of the back door of a Skyvan aircraft over a military range near Dundee, Scotland. Terry and his bike soon parted company. But both landed safely thanks to parachutes that put the brake on their falls - the bike's parachute was opened by an altimeter-operated release. The bikes of the other two didn't have such happy landings. One plummeted to the ground, the other into the sea. Before setting off on their high ride - left to right: Terry Hagon, Michael O'Brien and Robin Mills. July 1973

MPX5076906: Terry Hagon and a couple of mates went for a cycle ride on Sunday starting 8,000-ft up in the air. Not surprisingly, they found that their journey was downhill all the way. Terry, Michael O'Brien and Robin Mills, members of the Chuting Stars, a group of free-fall parachutists who give displays to raise money for charity, rode out of the back door of a Skyvan aircraft over a military range near Dundee, Scotland. Terry and his bike soon parted company. But both landed safely thanks to parachutes that put the brake on their falls - the bike's parachute was opened by an altimeter-operated release. The bikes of the other two didn't have such happy landings. One plummeted to the ground, the other into the sea. Before setting off on their high ride - left to right: Terry Hagon, Michael O'Brien and Robin Mills. July 1973 / Bridgeman Images

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Terry Hagon and a couple of mates went for a cycle ride on Sunday starting 8,000-ft up in the air. Not surprisingly, they found that their journey was downhill all the way. Terry, Michael O'Brien and Robin Mills, members of the Chuting Stars, a group of free-fall parachutists who give displays to raise money for charity, rode out of the back door of a Skyvan aircraft over a military range near Dundee, Scotland. Terry and his bike soon parted company. But both landed safely thanks to parachutes that put the brake on their falls - the bike's parachute was opened by an altimeter-operated release. The bikes of the other two didn't have such happy landings. One plummeted to the ground, the other into the sea. Before setting off on their high ride - left to right: Terry Hagon, Michael O'Brien and Robin Mills. July 1973

Education School: Miss Marjorie Wilson, sister of the Prime Minister, did not join in the Teachers Strike but attended her school at Biscoveey, Cornwall. In the absence of staff teachers, headmistress Miss Wilson shepherds the children out of school and into the school bus. November 1969
Education School: Miss Marjorie Wilson, sister of the Prime Minister, did not join in the Teachers Strike but attended her school at Biscoveey, Cornwall. In the absence of staff teachers, headmistress Miss Wilson shepherds the children out of school and into the school bus. November 1969

MPX5076917: Education School: Miss Marjorie Wilson, sister of the Prime Minister, did not join in the Teachers Strike but attended her school at Biscoveey, Cornwall. In the absence of staff teachers, headmistress Miss Wilson shepherds the children out of school and into the school bus. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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Education School: Miss Marjorie Wilson, sister of the Prime Minister, did not join in the Teachers Strike but attended her school at Biscoveey, Cornwall. In the absence of staff teachers, headmistress Miss Wilson shepherds the children out of school and into the school bus. November 1969

MPX5076971: "Peter" The Musk Ox at a zoo. March 1934 / Bridgeman Images

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"Peter" The Musk Ox at a zoo. March 1934

World War II Women: East Ham's unit of the W.J.A.C. besides having a full trumpet band, now have a mascot, a Labrador named Major. The mascot was given to them by Mechanic Sgt. Major T. Hibbert whose daughter is a member of the unit. To get him used to the band he takes regular practice with them. Major leads the band whilst drum major Eileen Wheeller, 16 1/2, throws her staff high in the air. July 1944
World War II Women: East Ham's unit of the W.J.A.C. besides having a full trumpet band, now have a mascot, a Labrador named Major. The mascot was given to them by Mechanic Sgt. Major T. Hibbert whose daughter is a member of the unit. To get him used to the band he takes regular practice with them. Major leads the band whilst drum major Eileen Wheeller, 16 1/2, throws her staff high in the air. July 1944

MPX5076831: World War II Women: East Ham's unit of the W.J.A.C. besides having a full trumpet band, now have a mascot, a Labrador named Major. The mascot was given to them by Mechanic Sgt. Major T. Hibbert whose daughter is a member of the unit. To get him used to the band he takes regular practice with them. Major leads the band whilst drum major Eileen Wheeller, 16 1/2, throws her staff high in the air. July 1944 / Bridgeman Images

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World War II Women: East Ham's unit of the W.J.A.C. besides having a full trumpet band, now have a mascot, a Labrador named Major. The mascot was given to them by Mechanic Sgt. Major T. Hibbert whose daughter is a member of the unit. To get him used to the band he takes regular practice with them. Major leads the band whilst drum major Eileen Wheeller, 16 1/2, throws her staff high in the air. July 1944

Making use of a sunny day in late November is actress and model, Ann Collins (23) who is walking in Kensington Garden. November 1969
Making use of a sunny day in late November is actress and model, Ann Collins (23) who is walking in Kensington Garden. November 1969

MPX5076837: Making use of a sunny day in late November is actress and model, Ann Collins (23) who is walking in Kensington Garden. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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Making use of a sunny day in late November is actress and model, Ann Collins (23) who is walking in Kensington Garden. November 1969

A few herring are coming into Yarmouth - a view down the hold showing men waist deep in fish. October 1934
A few herring are coming into Yarmouth - a view down the hold showing men waist deep in fish. October 1934

MPX5077006: A few herring are coming into Yarmouth - a view down the hold showing men waist deep in fish. October 1934 / Bridgeman Images

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A few herring are coming into Yarmouth - a view down the hold showing men waist deep in fish. October 1934

The herring fleet lands its catch at Yarmouth. October 1936
The herring fleet lands its catch at Yarmouth. October 1936

MPX5077012: The herring fleet lands its catch at Yarmouth. October 1936 / Bridgeman Images

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The herring fleet lands its catch at Yarmouth. October 1936

The Lion Who Just Cant Change His Spots: Johnny is a mixed up cat. He is not really a lion, not really a leopard. He is a cross bread - a leopon. His name comes from his mothers side of the family. She is a lioness called Sonoko. His spots come from his leopard father, Kanbo. The leopard lives at a zoo in Kobe, Japan. Circa 1960
The Lion Who Just Cant Change His Spots: Johnny is a mixed up cat. He is not really a lion, not really a leopard. He is a cross bread - a leopon. His name comes from his mothers side of the family. She is a lioness called Sonoko. His spots come from his leopard father, Kanbo. The leopard lives at a zoo in Kobe, Japan. Circa 1960

MPX5077018: The Lion Who Just Cant Change His Spots: Johnny is a mixed up cat. He is not really a lion, not really a leopard. He is a cross bread - a leopon. His name comes from his mothers side of the family. She is a lioness called Sonoko. His spots come from his leopard father, Kanbo. The leopard lives at a zoo in Kobe, Japan. Circa 1960 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5077018

The Lion Who Just Cant Change His Spots: Johnny is a mixed up cat. He is not really a lion, not really a leopard. He is a cross bread - a leopon. His name comes from his mothers side of the family. She is a lioness called Sonoko. His spots come from his leopard father, Kanbo. The leopard lives at a zoo in Kobe, Japan. Circa 1960

Suka, the 13 month old orang utan baby, not bothered very much about banana shortge, wacks in to a piece of bread smothered in blackurrent jam. Just like a baby. August 1972
Suka, the 13 month old orang utan baby, not bothered very much about banana shortge, wacks in to a piece of bread smothered in blackurrent jam. Just like a baby. August 1972

MPX5077051: Suka, the 13 month old orang utan baby, not bothered very much about banana shortge, wacks in to a piece of bread smothered in blackurrent jam. Just like a baby. August 1972 / Bridgeman Images

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Suka, the 13 month old orang utan baby, not bothered very much about banana shortge, wacks in to a piece of bread smothered in blackurrent jam. Just like a baby. August 1972

Portrait of a drill monkey of West Africa showing his horned face and black lumps under the eyes. July 1945
Portrait of a drill monkey of West Africa showing his horned face and black lumps under the eyes. July 1945

MPX5077054: Portrait of a drill monkey of West Africa showing his horned face and black lumps under the eyes. July 1945 / Bridgeman Images

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Portrait of a drill monkey of West Africa showing his horned face and black lumps under the eyes. July 1945

Youth. Teenager. Inventions. 16-year-old Geoffrey Jones with the revolving globe clock which he has made and patented. The clock tells the time in any part of the world simultaneously. November 1969
Youth. Teenager. Inventions. 16-year-old Geoffrey Jones with the revolving globe clock which he has made and patented. The clock tells the time in any part of the world simultaneously. November 1969

MPX5077022: Youth. Teenager. Inventions. 16-year-old Geoffrey Jones with the revolving globe clock which he has made and patented. The clock tells the time in any part of the world simultaneously. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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Youth. Teenager. Inventions. 16-year-old Geoffrey Jones with the revolving globe clock which he has made and patented. The clock tells the time in any part of the world simultaneously. November 1969

People old couple. Elderly man and woman at their home. November 1969
People old couple. Elderly man and woman at their home. November 1969

MPX5077106: People old couple. Elderly man and woman at their home. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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People old couple. Elderly man and woman at their home. November 1969

War on waste: This cannie friend donates his bone to the waste basket so it can be melted down for glue. November 1940
War on waste: This cannie friend donates his bone to the waste basket so it can be melted down for glue. November 1940

MPX5075693: War on waste: This cannie friend donates his bone to the waste basket so it can be melted down for glue. November 1940 / Bridgeman Images

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War on waste: This cannie friend donates his bone to the waste basket so it can be melted down for glue. November 1940

Bernadette Devlin speaking at Irish Civil Rights meeting at Hammesmith Town Hall. November 1969
Bernadette Devlin speaking at Irish Civil Rights meeting at Hammesmith Town Hall. November 1969

MPX5077184: Bernadette Devlin speaking at Irish Civil Rights meeting at Hammesmith Town Hall. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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Bernadette Devlin speaking at Irish Civil Rights meeting at Hammesmith Town Hall. November 1969

Comedian/Humour: Clive Dunne and family. Clive Dunne at home with his wife, Priscilla, and his two daughters Polly, 10, and Jessica, 7. They are shown singing along with Dad, mock Spanish dancing, and sending Dad up! December 1970
Comedian/Humour: Clive Dunne and family. Clive Dunne at home with his wife, Priscilla, and his two daughters Polly, 10, and Jessica, 7. They are shown singing along with Dad, mock Spanish dancing, and sending Dad up! December 1970

MPX5077232: Comedian/Humour: Clive Dunne and family. Clive Dunne at home with his wife, Priscilla, and his two daughters Polly, 10, and Jessica, 7. They are shown singing along with Dad, mock Spanish dancing, and sending Dad up! December 1970 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5077232

Comedian/Humour: Clive Dunne and family. Clive Dunne at home with his wife, Priscilla, and his two daughters Polly, 10, and Jessica, 7. They are shown singing along with Dad, mock Spanish dancing, and sending Dad up! December 1970

Clothing: Fresh gingham checks for a cool cotton dress with puffed sleeves and a gathered neckline. In red and white or navy and white, sizes 10-14, price about £5.40. By Radley at Quorum. Hat by Jacoll, shoes by Ravel. May 1973
Clothing: Fresh gingham checks for a cool cotton dress with puffed sleeves and a gathered neckline. In red and white or navy and white, sizes 10-14, price about £5.40. By Radley at Quorum. Hat by Jacoll, shoes by Ravel. May 1973

MPX5075745: Clothing: Fresh gingham checks for a cool cotton dress with puffed sleeves and a gathered neckline. In red and white or navy and white, sizes 10-14, price about £5.40. By Radley at Quorum. Hat by Jacoll, shoes by Ravel. May 1973 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5075745

Clothing: Fresh gingham checks for a cool cotton dress with puffed sleeves and a gathered neckline. In red and white or navy and white, sizes 10-14, price about £5.40. By Radley at Quorum. Hat by Jacoll, shoes by Ravel. May 1973

It's a pretty spring for children at Tick-A-Tee with a collection of super swinging co-ordinates, dresses and separate, shown in Conduit Street, by
It's a pretty spring for children at Tick-A-Tee with a collection of super swinging co-ordinates, dresses and separate, shown in Conduit Street, by

MPX5077250: It's a pretty spring for children at Tick-A-Tee with a collection of super swinging co-ordinates, dresses and separate, shown in Conduit Street, by "Groovy Baby Ian Doody", and his girl friends. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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It's a pretty spring for children at Tick-A-Tee with a collection of super swinging co-ordinates, dresses and separate, shown in Conduit Street, by "Groovy Baby Ian Doody", and his girl friends. November 1969

The school has the latest equipment in the cookery class room, Mrs. Francis Davies, one of the teachers is seen supervising the emergence of the latest creation, 4th November 1969 (b/w photo)
The school has the latest equipment in the cookery class room, Mrs. Francis Davies, one of the teachers is seen supervising the emergence of the latest creation, 4th November 1969 (b/w photo)

MPX5075779: The school has the latest equipment in the cookery class room, Mrs. Francis Davies, one of the teachers is seen supervising the emergence of the latest creation, 4th November 1969 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5075779

The school has the latest equipment in the cookery class room, Mrs. Francis Davies, one of the teachers is seen supervising the emergence of the latest creation, 4th November 1969 (b/w photo)

All the girls love roller skating during their free periods. November 1969
All the girls love roller skating during their free periods. November 1969

MPX5075788: All the girls love roller skating during their free periods. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5075788

All the girls love roller skating during their free periods. November 1969

Marines who have been building an awning to make a garden play area for the 'no-sunshine' boy Mark Diment at his new Chaneellor Grove West Norwood home, today handed over the completed shelter to the Diment family. As surprise extra presents, there was a car for Mark, a teddy bear for his 2 year old sister Michelle, and a swing them both. Mark Diment tries out his new car with his mother 25 year old Theresa Diment giving him a helping hand under the critical eye of the Marines. November 1969
Marines who have been building an awning to make a garden play area for the 'no-sunshine' boy Mark Diment at his new Chaneellor Grove West Norwood home, today handed over the completed shelter to the Diment family. As surprise extra presents, there was a car for Mark, a teddy bear for his 2 year old sister Michelle, and a swing them both. Mark Diment tries out his new car with his mother 25 year old Theresa Diment giving him a helping hand under the critical eye of the Marines. November 1969

MPX5075812: Marines who have been building an awning to make a garden play area for the 'no-sunshine' boy Mark Diment at his new Chaneellor Grove West Norwood home, today handed over the completed shelter to the Diment family. As surprise extra presents, there was a car for Mark, a teddy bear for his 2 year old sister Michelle, and a swing them both. Mark Diment tries out his new car with his mother 25 year old Theresa Diment giving him a helping hand under the critical eye of the Marines. November 1969 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5075812

Marines who have been building an awning to make a garden play area for the 'no-sunshine' boy Mark Diment at his new Chaneellor Grove West Norwood home, today handed over the completed shelter to the Diment family. As surprise extra presents, there was a car for Mark, a teddy bear for his 2 year old sister Michelle, and a swing them both. Mark Diment tries out his new car with his mother 25 year old Theresa Diment giving him a helping hand under the critical eye of the Marines. November 1969

A nun at Ladywell Convent, Godalming, Surrey. July 1971
A nun at Ladywell Convent, Godalming, Surrey. July 1971

MPX5077271: A nun at Ladywell Convent, Godalming, Surrey. July 1971 / Bridgeman Images

ID: MPX5077271

A nun at Ladywell Convent, Godalming, Surrey. July 1971


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