British Lions Collection

The British Lions celebrate after winning the series against South Africa in 1974
Rugby Union - 1974 British Lions tour to South Africa - Third Test: South Africa 9 British Lions 26 (13/07/1974) Lions captain Willie John McBride (centre)

British Lions v Rest of The World. R Jones of the British Lions races ahead with the ball against Rest of The World at Cardiff Arms Park. 16th April 1986

British Lions v Rest of The World. Cardiff Wales. Malcolm Daceys path is blocked by burly Murray Mexted. 16th April 1986

British Lions v Rest of The World. Malcolm Deacey who came on as a replacement making a break for the Lions. 16th April 1986

British Lions v Rest of The World. Wales scrum half Robert Jones sets off on a sizzling break for the Lions. 16th April 1986

British Lions practice for their New Zealand Tour. British Lions ready for take off. The British Lions leave Londons Heathrow Airport tomorrow for their 25 match tour of New Zealand

British Lions rugby team gathered in London. Pictured, manager George Burwell and John Dawes stroll in the grounds of the Hotel before dinner. 6th May 1977

British Lions v Rest of The World. Trevor Ringland powers clear despite the close attention of Patrick Esteve. 16th April 1986

British Lions v Rest of The World. Ringland about to hand off the flying Frenchman Esteve. 16th April 1986

Newport Saracens honour British Lion Bobby Windsor, a former player member of the club - and more Lions and their ladies join in the celebrations

British Lions returning from their Tour to Australia and New Zealand. Glad to be home. Welsh members of the British Rugby touring team starting on the last leg of their long voyage home

British Lions return from their Tour to Australia and New Zealand. British Lion John Bevan wanted a quiet reception when he returned to the Rhondda after his triumphs in New Zealand - but swarms of

British and Irish Lions Tour. Fourth Test match at Auckland, 29 July 1950. New Zealand 11 v British and Irish Lions 8. Ken Jones heads for the try line being pursued by All Blacks Peter Henderson

David Loveridge makes a break for the All Blacks during the 4th Test against the British Lions in 1983
Rugby Union - 1983 British Lions Tour of New Zealand - Fourth Test: New Zealand 38 British Lions 6 New Zealands David Loveridge makes a break, with his forwards in support, at Eden Park, Auckland

Phil Bennett kicks for the British Lions against Natal in 1974
Rugby Union - 1974 British Lions Tour to South Africa - Natal 6 British Lions 34 (20/7/1974) Fly Half Phil Bennett kicks at goal during the game in Durban

Gordon Brown scores for the Lions during the Third Test against South Africa in 1974
Rugby Union - 1974 British Lions tour to South Africa - Third Test: South Africa 9 British Lions 26 (13/07/1974) Lions second row Gordon Brown scores his try during the third test at the Boet Erasmus

Shane Williams - British & Irish Lions
Shane Williams of British & Irish Lions ( Ospreys and Wales ) South Africa v British and Irish Lions 3rd Test at Ellis Park ( Coca Cola ) South Africa 04/07/2009 Credit Colorsport / Kieran Galvin

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"Reliving the Glory: British Lions' Iconic Moments on the Rugby Field" David Loveridge's electrifying break for the All Blacks during the 4th Test against the British Lions in 1983 showcases his sheer determination and skill. Phil Bennett's precise kick for the British Lions against Natal in 1974 demonstrates his exceptional accuracy, leaving opponents astounded. Gordon Brown's triumphant score for the Lions during the Third Test against South Africa in 1974 solidifies his place as a true rugby legend. R Jones of the British Lions races ahead with unmatched speed and agility, leaving Rest of The World players trailing behind in awe. Malcolm Dacey, a replacement player who made an unforgettable impact, shines brightly for the British Lions v Rest of The World clash in Cardiff Wales. Robert Jones, Wales scrum half and member of the British Lions team, sets off on a sizzling run that leaves spectators breathless with anticipation. As they prepare for their New Zealand Tour, we see a united and determined group - ready to take flight - embodying what it means to be part of the prestigious British Lions rugby team. Manager George Burwell leads this formidable gathering of talent from across Britain as they gear up to face formidable opponents on international soil. Trevor Ringland powers through opposition defenses with unwavering strength and resilience during an intense battle between British Lions and Rest of The World teams. In a moment that epitomizes sportsmanship, Ringland prepares to hand off flying Frenchman Esteve while representing both his country and wearing iconic red jersey proudly.