1968 Collection (page 5)

David Bradley, (aged 14) playing the part of Billy Casper, pictured with his Kestral, on the film set of the film Kes. Here Billy Casper is playing the goalkeeper in the school football match scene

David Bradley, (aged 14) playing the part of Billy Casper, pictured with his Kestral, on the film set of the film Kes. Kes is a 1969 release drama film directed by Ken Loach

Glasgow Gangs July 1968 the leaders from left of the rebels the drummy and the tai gang arrive in glasgow

Claudie Lange, Belgian actress and model, photo-call ahead of new film, Crossplot, which begins production at Elstree Studios today, Monday 9th September 1968

Alexandra Bastedo, British actress, in London, Monday 27th May 1968. Alex will be in America next month, on a tour to promote British espionage science fiction adventure series The Champions

Alexandra Bastedo, British actress, pictured at home in Maida Vale, London, Tuesday 13th February 1968. Alex will be playing the role of secret agent Sharron Macready in new British espionage science

Carroll Levis, (58) the Canadian Talent Spotter and Star Maker pictured here at The Davenport Theatre, Stockport, holding the first auditions of a nationwide hunt for the new talent

Alfred Lennon, (also knowns as Freddie Lennon), is the father of Beatle John Lennon. Alfred (aged 55) is pictured here with 19 year old Pauline Cole, a former student of Exeter University

Wendy Padbury, actress aged 20 years old, she stars as Zoe Heriot, a companion to Patrick Troughtons Doctor in Doctor Who, pictured at home in Holland Park, London, Tuesday 16th April 1968

Actor Richard Chamberlain and actress Veronica Strong at the Royal Garden Hotel for the ball in aid of the Thorndike Theatre appeal fund and Leatherhead New Theatre Trust. 7th January 1968

The Christening of six-month-old James Thomas Tarbuck, son of comedian Jimmy Tarbuck, at St Annes Church, Kingston Hill. Godfather Tommy Steele is pictured celebrating with Jimmy Tarbuck and friends

The cast of Coronation Street on set. Bobby the Corrie cat, with his handler. 16th April 1968

Actress Susan George, pictured on the film set during a filming break in Tooting High Street, London. She is filming at a pub called The Castle

Jane Asher on the Simon Dee Television "Dee Time"
Jane Asher on the Simon Dee Television " Dee Time" Programme after announcing that she has split with Beatle Paul McCartney. Picture is a picture of the screen and taken on 21st July 1968

Jane Asher on the Simon Dee Television Programme after announcing that she has split with Beatle Paul McCartney. Picture is a picture of the screen and taken on 21st July 1968

Stuart Watkins (born 5 June 1941) was a Welsh international rugby union wing who played club rugby for Newport and Cardiff

Ton-up boy Ron Rhodes, 22, nicknamed "King Midas"by other members of Hell
Ton-up boy Ron Rhodes, 22, nicknamed " King Midas" by other members of Hells Angels, outside the church after a service, wearing a fur helmet

Eric Morecambe leaves hospital for home, November 1968. Comedian Eric Morecambe, in hospital for 16 days after a heart attack, said goodbye to his nurses

Andy Williams and wife Claudine Longet - May 1968 at the Savoy Hotel Mirrorpix

Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithful seen here at London Airport leaving for Dublin. 13th April 1968

Mick Jagger and Mary Whitehouse seen here with David Frost on his TV show Frost on Saturday. 12th October 1968

Actress Linda Hayden 1968 On location for the film Baby Love

Wendy Padbury, actress who plays the role of Zoe Herriot, a companion of second doctor Patrick Troughton, pictured on location, 3rd May 1968

Paul McCartney with girlfriend Jane Asher at his brothers wedding Mike McCartney to Angela Fishwick in Carrog North Wales 8 June 1968

Jane Russell actress with new husband Robert 1968

Susan George British actress 1968

Actor Telly Savalas walking arm in arm in London with his wife, Marilynn Gardner, carrying a large / big teddy bear under one arm. February 1968 1960s © Mirrorpix

Actress Linda Hayden 1968 On location for the film Baby Love

Actress Julie Newmar who played Catwoman in the Batman TV series 1968

Actress Linda Hayden 1968 On location for the film Baby Love

Actress Julie Newmar who played Catwoman in the Batman TV series 1968

Tommy Waterfield was was adopted by actress Jane Russell in 1951 and grew up in California. His real parents Michael and Hannah Kavanagh from Lambeth could not afford to bring up another child

The Beatles June 1968 Paul McCartney, Jane Asher and Roger McGough and John Gorman of The Scaffold attend the wedding reception of Mike McGear and Angela Fishwick. 7/6/1968

Jenny Boyd, sister of Pattie Boyd (George Harrisons wife), after appearing on a drugs charge at Bow Street Magistrates Court, London, 20 June 1968

Bee Gees Pop Group Robin Gibbs after his wedding to Molly Hullis at Caxton Hall Westminster

George Harrison and Beatles associate Alexis Mardis (aka Magic Alex) at London Airport, 16 January 1968, having returned from Bombay, India

Film Where Eagles Dare 1968 Clint Eastwood, Mary Ure, Ingrid Pitt. 16th February 1968

Doctor Who actress, Wendy Padbury, a 20 year old actress who has been signed up by the BBC as the new companion of Doctor Who. Pictured at her home in Holland Park

North American P-51D Mustang N335J MISS BARDAHL
North American P-51D-30 NA Mustang N335J (msn 122-41044) MISS BARDAHL, race number 49 built as P-51D-30-NA 44-74506 for the United States Army Air Force (USaF)6 December 1950

Today, 21 year old actress, singer and dancer Suzanne Kerchiss, announced her engagement to 21 year old actor Ian Lavender. March 1968

American classic car Galaxie 500 XL 1968 Convertible
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Avro Anson C. 19 TX191
Royal Air Force - Avro Anson C.19 Series 1 TX191, at RAF Bovingdon, Hertfordshire. Date: 1968

Stock Share Certificate - Pan American Sulphur Company, 100 shares. 1968

Picture shows (right) Mr Alan Pegler, who bought The Flying Scotsman engine in 1963, receiving a silver replica of the engine from a British Rail official

The SR. N4 Seaspeed Hovercraft makes a trial Channel crossing from Dover to Boulogne
The SR.N4 Seaspeed Hovercraft makes a trial Channel crossing from Dover to Boulogne. Pictured, the hovercraft coming into Boulogne. 30th July 1968

Ken Buchanan and fiancee Carol Burns are smiling... for they found Kens mother, Mrs Catherine Buchanan, very much better than expected when they visited her in Edinburghs Royal Infirmary

John Charles, Player Manager of Hereford United receives Welsh Cup Runners Up trophy from Tommy Russell, President of the Welsh Football Association, after losing to Cardiff City (6-1 on aggregate)

The Mumbles lifeboat William Gammon returned to Swansea yesterday after an £; 8000 engine refit at the Cowes yard where she was built 21 years ago. Two new 60 h.p

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"1968: A Year of Revolution, Resilience, and Cultural Shifts" In the midst of the Olympic Games in Mexico City, American runners Tommie Smith and John Carlos boldly displayed the Black Power salute during the medal ceremonies. Their powerful gesture resonated worldwide, as Australian Peter Norman stood beside them wearing an OPHR badge in solidarity. Meanwhile, across continents, China was engulfed in a fervent Cultural Revolution led by Chairman Mao. His iconic poster became a symbol of this tumultuous period that reshaped Chinese society. Amidst these global events, Earthrise photograph captured our planet's beauty from space – a reminder of our shared humanity and fragile existence. Closer to home in Britain, automotive enthusiasts reveled in sleek designs like the Ford Cortina Mk2 1600E and Triumph TR5. The Jaguar E-type epitomized elegance on wheels while the Ford Capri showcased British ingenuity. Entertainment took center stage with Barbra Streisand's roller-skating performance in "Funny Girl, " a film celebrating American comedienne Fanny Brice's life. Meanwhile, English football fans witnessed an intense match at Anfield between Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur that ended with a 1-1 draw. Throughout it all, the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers stood steadfastly representing their country's values. Whether driving their Volvo P1800 or donning their uniforms with pride – they embodied resilience amidst an ever-changing world. 1968 marked a year where sportsmanship collided with activism; where revolutions unfolded alongside cultural milestones; where cars roared down streets while films brought laughter to screens; where football united communities while soldiers protected nations. It was a year etched into history as one filled with passion for change and unwavering determination for progress.