Hells Angels Collection

Two of the original San Francisco Hells Angels in London. They are riding their massive 1200cc bikes. They are Peter Knell and Sweet William Tumbleweed. 12th December 1968

Jean Scott with two members of the Hells Angels who had squatted in a Bensham house in April 1977. The man in the centre calls himself Felix and the man at the top of the stairs is called Keys

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9th June 1972: Members of the Wolverhampton Hells Angels at Bardney festival. (Photo by Evening Standard/Getty Images)

This is a wedding group and it was taken outside the Coventry Register Office after the wedding today of two members of the citys Hells Angels group

The Oddfellows Arms, Oldbury. Customers, including some Hells Angels watching the television programme " Whats the Truth about Hells Angles and Skinheads

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

These members of the Black Angels gang were just heading off to Keswick to take part the filming of the rock opera Tommy wher Mr. Ken Russell needs them for a gang fight scene in July 1974

The Tyne and Wear Chapter of Hells Angels in November 1976

The back of a jacket worn by one of the Hells Angels from the Tyne and Wear Chapter in November 1976

The Ton-up boys and their girlfriends turned up for a sportsmans service at Trinity Methodist Church, Leigh, Lancashire. They went to the service at the invitation of the 22 year old minister

The Oddfellows Arms, Oldbury. "Hassa"Harrison
The Oddfellows Arms, Oldbury. " Hassa" Harrison and friends watching the television programme " Whats the Truth about Hells Angles and Skinheads

Billy Gordon rides home made tricycle in Glasgow, May 1972 Accompanied by fellow members of Blue Angels Gang Hells Angels Biker fashion subculture

Nigel McGill and nineteen year old Christine McGill of Glasgows Blue Angels on motorbike and sidecar after their wedding ceremony at Martha Street registrars Office May 1975

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Cromwell tanks of Guards Armoured Division drive along "Hells Highway"
Cromwell tanks of Guards Armoured Division drive along " Hells Highway" towards Nijmegen during Operation Market-Garden 20 September 1944

Rolling Stones free concert in Hyde Park. 5th July 1969

Hells Angel biker at Isle of Wight pop festival, August 1970

Hyde Park Pop Festival June 1969 Hells Angels stand at the barrier fence in their Angels outfits of leather denim and German Helmets and Caps

Rolling Stones: the free concert in Londons Hyde Park on 5 July 1969 where Hells Angels were hired as security. Looks like King Crimson on stage

Mr. Ted Wood of Birch, near Manchester reads the Bible to Hell Angels Club during a Community meeting at his home. November 1969 Z11177-002

Mr. Ted Wood of Birch, near Manchester reads the Bible to Hell Angels Club during a Community meeting at his home. November 1969 Z11177

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San Francisco, California: c. 1954 A Hells Angel from San Bernadino on his motorcycle at a gathering in San Francisco

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Battlefield scene from the film Hells Angels, 1930. (Photo by United Artists/Getty Images)

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"Hells Angels: A Brotherhood of Rebels and Romantics" In the late 1960s, two original San Francisco Hells Angels found themselves in the bustling streets of London. Their presence was captured outside the Coventry Register Office after a joyous wedding ceremony, showcasing their unique camaraderie. Fast forward to November 1976, where the Tyne and Wear Chapter made their mark. The back of one member's jacket proudly displayed their affiliation, symbolizing loyalty and brotherhood within this tight-knit community. The Ton-up boys and their girlfriends were known for their love of adrenaline-fueled sportsmanship. They gathered at The Oddfellows Arms in Oldbury, with even some Hells Angels joining as spectators. Among them was "Hassa" Harrison, whose name echoed through the crowd like a legend. Ron Rhodes, nicknamed "King Midas, " stood out among his peers as a true rebel with an aura that captivated others. His youthful spirit embodied what it meant to be part of Hell's Angels - fearless and untamed. But not all members rode motorcycles; Billy Gordon chose a homemade tricycle as his preferred mode of transportation in Glasgow during May 1972. Accompanied by fellow enthusiasts from Hell's Angels, they embarked on adventures that defied societal norms. Beyond Britain's borders lay another gang called Black Angels who shared similar values with Hell's Angels. As they prepared to journey to Keswick for an eventful gathering, these individuals epitomized youth culture rebellion intertwined with rockers' spirit. One particular occasion brought together bikers from various walks of life - Mick’s wedding ceremony became an emblematic representation of unity within this unconventional family known as Hell’s Angels.