MPX5126509: The new Hardy Amies designed for the British Airways cabin crew of the Concorde were shown in London. For supersonic travel the designers have taken quite a revolutionary approach, which allows the individual to choose, from a variety of garments in two colours, the permutation suiting him or her best at any time in any place while preserving the British Airways visual identity. The Concorde inaugurates the world's first international supersonic passenger service on January 21st, at 11.30am between London and Bahrain. 14/01/1976 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5126617: Transport Cycles: Model Ann West (left) finds that three wheels are easier than two when she carries her bag of dresses to a job. Attached to her bike is the new Cyclemate trailer which can carry loads of up to 100 pounds and is designed for shopping bags, picnic baskets or toolkits. Made by Capital Cycles of Great Sutton Street, London, EC1, it will be launched at the International Festival of Cycling at Harrogate in July and will Cost £39.95, 1975 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5126632: Pop group 'The Move' at the High Court for the injunction brought about by Mr Harold Wilson. Libel action was taken by Harold Wilson after a postcard was published, promoting the group's new record Flowers in the Rain. It featured a caricature of the Labour Prime Minister in the nude. 6th September 1967 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5126595: On 9 March 1946, crowd congestion led to 33 Bolton Wanderers F. C. spectators losing their lives through asphyxiation and hundreds suffering injuries in a crowd estimated to be in excess of 85,000 people, whilst watching their team take on Stoke City F. C. in the Sixth Round second-leg of the FA Cup. Photo-diagram showing how the crowd entered the stadium from the railway embankment to swell the number already packed in the stands (photo) / Bridgeman Images