1977 Collection (page 18)

Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace of Monaco hold a Royal reception in Monaco. Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh (RIGHT)

Slade in West Bromwich, with a copy of their new album " Whatever Happened to Slade". 25th March 1977

Elton John pictured in Wembley during a 5 a side football match, which Eltons team won. Empire Pool, Wembley. 6th November 1977

Elton John pictured with Graham Taylor and another player in Wembley during a 5 a side football match, which Eltons team won. Empire Pool, Wembley. 6th November 1977

Visit of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh to Manchester on her Silver Jubilee tour of the North West

Piccadilly Gardens, the shoppers and office workers oasis in the centre of Manchester, overshadowed by the towering Sunley building in this picture taken from the National Westminsters new office

The Lord Mayors procession passing in front of Manchester Town Hall. 22nd September 1977

Jubilant Ray Tonken throws up a jubilant cheer as his Tom garner float moves off in the Lord Mayors procession. 17th September 1977

Derbis litters the foyer of the the Elizabethan ballroom Belle Vue in Manchester after trouble at a concert by London punk rock group The Clash. 15th November 1977

London punk rock group The Clash pictured at the Elizabethan ballroom Belle Vue in Manchester for their concert. Pictured left to right: Topper Headon, Joe Strummer, Paul Simonon and Mick Jones

The search is on for a young actor between 27 and 30 years of age to play one of the most exciting lead male roles for sometime

Six year old Mandy Kenyon of Stretford performs a curtsey after presenting a bouquet to her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at the Palace Theatre, Manchester. 21st June 1977

H M the Queen Silver Jubilee celebrations Dancing in the Streets. Residents of Millington Walk, Hulme, Manchester. 7th June 1977

Islington Mill, part of the old Salford, contrasts with the modern Salford University buildings in this picture taken from Canon Hussey Court. 6th March 1978

Aerial view showing the Salford skyline, Greater Manchester. 18th November 1977

Residents of Halliday Road in Newton Heath, Manchester thrown a street party to celebrate the Silver Jubilee, commemorating the 25 year reign of Queen Elizabeth II. 7th June 1977

H M the Queen Silver Jubilee celebrations Youngsters from Carberry Road, Gorton, enjoying the Jubilee celebrations. 30th May 1977

"Hello Manchester"Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II gives a royal wave
" Hello Manchester" Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II gives a royal wave from the first floor window of Manchester Town Hall to the waiting crowds below. 20th June 1977

Queen Elizabeth II and Bruce Forsyth attend the Royal Windsor Big Top Show held at Billy Smarts Big Top in Home Park, Windsor, in aid of the Queens Silver Jubilee Appeal. 28th May 1977

The Jackson 5 pop group pictured at Hyde Park Corner. They are Randy, 15, Michael, 18, Jackie, 26, Marlon, 20 and Tito, 23. 19th May 1977

Elton John pictured at Reading Rock Festival. August 1977

The 22nd Ivor Novello Awards, presented by BASCA and sponsored by PRS. Held at the Grosvenor House Hotel, London. Elton John pictured with his statuette for the Best Pop Song " Don t Go Breaking

Elton John performing on stage, during the Elton John and Ray Cooper concert tours. Rainbow Theatre, London. 2nd May 1977

Elton John watching the football match, West Bromwich Albion v Watford. Final score 1-0 to West Bromwich Albion. League Cup 3rd round. 25th October 1977

Musician and Watford FC chairman Elton John is presented with a special Jubilee plaque presented to him by West Bromwich Albion fan, Ray Egan

Terry Scott and June Whitfield arriving at Heathrow Airport from Hong Kong. 3rd October 1977

Liverpool manager Bob Paisley looks on as new defender Alan Hansen officially signs for the club at Anfield after his transfer from Partick Thistle for £ 110, 000. 5th May 1977

Legendary racehorse Red Rum and trainer Donald "Ginger"
Legendary racehorse Red Rum and trainer Donald " Ginger" McCain shar a joke at his Southport stable, following victory in the Grand national for a record third time at Aintree

The first gifts ever given publicly to Newcastles Freeman Hospital are handed over by Mr James Bell to Dr. Bob Cooper (left)

Freeman Hospital Administrator Len Fenwick. 21st July 1977

Liverpools David Fairclough celebrates scoring in the 84th minute in the European Cup third round match against St Etienne at Anfield. Liverpool won the match three goals to one. 16th March 1977

Liverpool footballer Tonny Smith enjoys a bottle of beer as he sits with the famous European Cup trophy following his sides historic victory over Borussia Moenchengladbach in the Final

European Cup Final held at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, Italy. Liverpool 3 v Borussia Moenchengladbach 1. Liverpools Emlyn Hughes celebrates after their victory. 25th May 1977

The European Cup in the safe hands of a British Airways stewardess at Speke Airport as the Liverpool team return home following their three one victory over German giants Borussia Moenchengladbach in

The Westfield Estate, Loftus. 1977

Banners wave as fans jostle to get a better view of thier idols in St Georges Square, as Liverpool FC parade the European Cup through the city

European Cup Final held at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, Italy. Liverpool 3 v Borussia Moenchengladbach 1. Liverpools Emlyn Hughes with the European Cup trophy after their victory. 25th May 1977

Jubilant Liverpool fans in triumphant mood, singing and celebrating at a local pub as their side become European Champions for the first time in their history Liverpoo defeated German side Borussia

Enthusiastic Liverpool fans arrive back at Speke Airport from Rome after watching their team claim their first European Cup with victory over Borussia Moenchengladbach in the Final. 26th May 1977

Liverpool fans board their plane at Speke Airport bound for Rome to watch their team in action in their first ever European Cup Final against German side Borussia Moenchengladbach. 24th May 1977

European Cup Second Round First Leg match at Anfield. Liverpool 5 v Dynamo Dresden 1. Section of Liverpool fans at Anfield cheering their team on. 19th October 1977

Prince Philip visits Stockton, Cleveland. 14th July 1977

The Queen passing along Duke Street, Cardiff, during the Jubilee tour. 24th June 1977

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip pictured leaving Barry docks on the Royal barge, during their silver jubilee tour. 23rd June 1977

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visiting Wales during the silver jubilee tour, pictured passing down Kingsway, Cardiff. 24th June 1977

The Barstool Grand Prix The L. A. Crusers Club
The Barstool Grand Prix The L.A. Crusers Club, Leicester met in the underground car park of the Woolco Complex near Leicester

American actress Carrie Fisher, who is the star of the film Star Wars, in which she plays Princess Leia, arrived in London today to promote the film. 28th September 1977

Liverpool 0-0 West Ham, Division One League match at Anfield, Saturday 14th May 1977. Terry McDermott lifts Division One Championship Trophy

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"1977: A Year of Iconic Moments and Cultural Shifts" In the midst of a changing world, 1977 brought forth an array of unforgettable moments. From the quirky Mini 1000 Mr Bean Car zipping through the streets to the grandeur of THE QE2 sailing across vast oceans, this year was filled with remarkable sights. The spirit of rebellion resonated as Elvis Presley strummed his guitar, captivating audiences with his timeless melodies. Meanwhile, the sleek silver VW Golf Gti Mk. 1 stood as a symbol of automotive excellence, capturing hearts with its sporty allure. Amidst it all, Teddy Boys took to the streets in North East Britain, showcasing their unique style and exuberant dance moves. Across borders, Johnny Rotten's electrifying performance in Holland marked a pivotal moment for punk rock as he fearlessly led The Sex Pistols onto new stages. London became a hub for cultural revolution when The Sex Pistols gathered at Langans Restaurant - their raw energy and rebellious anthems challenging societal norms. And who could forget the jaw-dropping Lamborghini Countach LP400 that turned heads wherever it roared? Beyond entertainment and music, Kerry Packer emerged as an influential figure in Australian media - his controversial World Series forever altering sports broadcasting. As we reflect on this transformative year, one thing is clear: 1977 left an indelible mark on history. It was a time when boundaries were pushed and traditions challenged; where creativity thrived amidst chaos; where icons were born and legends made their mark.