Core76 Collection (page 3)

Piccadilly Circus London

Teenagers following Mod fashion on scooters

Motorbikes and riders gather at the famous Ace Cafe at Stonebridge Park on The North Circular Road in London. 6th January 1961

144 Piccadilly during the battle to remove three hundred illegal squatters Over eighty policemen including men of the Special Commandos converged on the building after entry had been gained with a

Arthur Brown of The Crazy World of Arthur Brown knitted suit hippy hippies

Roundhouse The Living Theatre hippies sitting on ground in underwear arms waving June 1969

Roundhouse Happening Sale hippies sheepskin waistcoat

Fashion Skinheads Curly Robinson Davie Dougan Deko Carvil and Andrew Shaw Picture circa 1980

Dell Inquent and Debbie Boxhall punk rockers 1980

Isle of Wight festival 1969

Mods on scooter

Hyde Park concert 1969

Mods 1963

Mods beside scooter 1961

Scotlands first Beatles fan club opened in Glasgow Teenagers from all over the city twisted the night away at 282 Bath Street fans dancing to music George Hunter the 23 year old organiser of 139

Fashion Teddy Boys Youth Tina Handy is lifted upby two teddy boys one of whom she plans to marry

Punk rockers

Roundhouse Happening Sale hippies bookstall posters

Piccadilly Circus London

Windoor Jazz Festival

Policemen searching Skinheads at Brighton station 1981

Skinheads at Brighton station 1981

Unemployment teenagers at Jarrow 1971

Hippies watching Isle Of Wight Festival from tree 1969

Punk mohican hair tartan trousers union jack vest flag 1986 punks

Hells Angels wedding Mick Smith marries Geraldine Osgood with motorbike as an alter a repair manual as a bible and a small end bearing as a ring October 1969

Youth Sub Cultures Teddy Boys 1956 A group of Teddy Boys arriving at South Western Court to face charges of insulting behaviourand carrying offensive weapons on Tooting Bec Common

Mods with scooters

Mods show off their mopeds May 1964

Love in a Woburn Abbey August 1967 Hippie Frank Kirton wityh Union Jack standing on his head

Hippies at the Windsor Great Park Festival Aug 1972

Love in a Woburn Abbey August 1967 Hippies decorate themselves with flowers dropped from hot-air ballon

The Wallies August 1974 Outside High Court to defend eviction action Wally, is the name given to members of a Salisbury Plain Yoga group

Punks gather in London for a march 1980

Mods gather on their scooters in Hastings 1964

60-year-old miner Ted Hughes meets the young generation who are camping out beside the field which will hold the Bickershaw ppp festival next week

David medalla leads a group of hippies chanting at 1967 Hyde park in London watched by crowds of teenagers

Festival of the Flower Children Hippy hippies with giant large yellow flower Windsor Jazz Festival August 1967

Hippies at flower festival with writing all over their faces and bodies and flowers in their mouths

Mods and rockers clash on Brighton beach during bank 1964 holiday

Hippies gather listening & playing music at Hyde Park 1967 during a peace demonstration

Hippy Festival Windsor Great Park August 1972 Groups of hippies from all over the world camping in the open sheltered by big oak trees and cooking in the bushes relaxedimages

gang of boys, scotland 1970s

Mods and Rockers running down the streets of Hastings

Hippies with banner hanging from window before police arrived to evict them from their stronghold in Endell street London

Teenagers three hundred revellers sailed across the channel aboard the SS Dover in aid of the charity Action for the Crippled Child Fund

Riot squad police entering transport plane on their way to Hastings because of Teenage Disturbances

Hells Angels Wedding on the seafront Mablethorpe Lincs on Easter Monday Cliff Gregory President of the Hells Angels had to ask for volunteers to stand in for the bride and groom

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"Capturing the Essence of Youth Culture: A Glimpse into Core76" Step back in time to the vibrant era of the 1960s, where youth culture was at its peak and rebellion filled the air. Join us as we delve into the captivating world of Core76, a collection that encapsulates the essence of this iconic period. Filming on the set of Ready Steady Go. In February 1964, television screens came alive with electrifying performances and youthful exuberance. The Mods gathered in Hastings on their scooters just a few months later, August 1964, showcasing their unique style and love for all things mod. In October 1963, two rockers sat proudly on their motorbike, representing an alternative subculture amidst this dynamic era. Meanwhile, a typical working day unfolded at Nuthouse hairdressing salon in Royal Arcade - a hub where innovative hairstyles flourished under skilled hands. The year is now 1964; Mods continue to make waves with their impeccable fashion sense and suave suits. However, not all stories from this time were idyllic - three youths faced consequences for causing bodily harm to a holidaymaker. Fast forward to 1967 when Eric Burdon of The Animals tied the knot with Angie King. Their celebration party became an emblematic moment within Core76's narrative. South Wales comprehensive school head took out his own contract on a group known as Hair - revealing how music could ignite controversy even within educational institutions. Punk band Sex Pistols embarked on their tour of Holland in January 1977; capturing rare moments behind closed doors as they relaxed in hotel bathrooms or Johnny Rotten himself graced Dutch soil with his punk persona. However rebellious they may have been, A & M Records sacked them just two months later – receiving only £75 for their efforts. Through these glimpses into history captured by Core76's lens emerges a vivid portrayal of the swinging sixties and punk revolution.