Personality Collection (page 20)

Queen Elizabeth II in Bristol 1956

Bristol Colston Hall was reopened by the Duke of Gloucester in 1951, the same year as the Festival of Britain

Princess Margaret inspecting cadets at BRNC Dartmouth during a visit in April 1951. Her Royal Highess arrived by train at Kingswear where she was met by Earl Fortescue for the barge trip over

Princess Alexandra stops to chat to schoolchildren during her visit to Bristol 19th May 1973

MP Margaret Thatcher visits Bristol fish market, 23 Feb 1976

Queen Elizabeth 11 and the Duke of Edinburgh visit St Mary Redcliffe, Bristol in 1956

Sian Lloyd, Weather Forecaster, 25th April 1997. Clothing Fashion Feature

Terry Wogan, Radio Disc Jockey and TV Personality. Terry is seen here with fake fangs in his mouth and pulling a face. Picture taken circa 1st January 1979

Status Quo, are presented with more Gold and Platinum Discs at The Eurocrest Hotel, Wembley, by TV personality, Pamela Stephenson. Picture taken by Harry Prosser, Daily Mirror, on 26th May 1981

Peter Alliss, BBC TV Commentator and former English professional golfer is releasing his new book, Peter Alliss - An Autobiography, this week, June 1981

Gordon Ferris, Sharron Davies and Aston Villa Manager Ron Saunders. Sharron Davies holding the League Championship Trophy which Aston Villa won in 1981. 6th June 1981

The Beatles pop group in Huddersfield. Left to right: George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. 29th November 1963

David Attenborough with a 6-weeks-old bear cub. Circa 1955 P016981

British pop group The Beatles wave to fans on their arrival in New York for the bands visit to the United States. 7th February 1964

Disc & Music Echo Magazine Awards, Saturday 18th February 1967, from left, Cat Stevens winner of the Brightest Hope Award with Cliff Richard, Samantha Juste Dolenz and husband Micky Dolenz

Fatima Whitbread arrives at Gateshead Stadium for a BBC Radio chat show, Left to right, Stan Long, Roy Cameron Direct of Gateshead Council, Fatima Whitbread

Jimmy Reid 26th April 1983. Jimmy Reid is a Scottish journalist & TV Presenter - The Reid Report - and ex-trade union activist born in Govan, Glasgow

Child and Family Trust, trustee Jimmy Reid accepts a cheque for £1115
Child and Family Trust, trustee Jimmy Reid accepts a cheque for £ 1115.50 from Diane Gill and the girls of TMC Ltd in Airdrie Scotland 27th December 1986

Journalist Jimmy Reid taste tests Japanese whisky Suntory with the help of Dixie Deans & bartender Susan Abercrombie 15th February 1986

American rock group The Doors arrive at Londons Heathrow airport. They are left to right: drummer John Densmore, guitarist Robbie Krieger, keyboard player Ray Manzarek and lead vocalist Jim Morrison

Eric Spencer: "Personality Milkman For 1975". January 1975 75-00382-002
Eric Spencer: " Personality Milkman For 1975". January 1975 75-00382-002

Eric Spencer: "Personality Milkman For 1975". January 1975 75-00382-003
Eric Spencer: " Personality Milkman For 1975". January 1975 75-00382-003

David Attenborough with orangutan and her baby at London Zoo, Friday 2nd April 1982

Sunbeam III
6th June 1914: Lee Guinness takes a corner at speed in a Sunbeam III, at the practice run for the Tourist Trophy Car Race, Isle of Man. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

A Nice Day
24th June 1963: British author and dramatist William Somerset Maugham (1874 - 1965) in Nice. (Photo by Stan Meagher/Express/Getty Images)

Ian Fleming
24th March 1958: English novelist Ian Fleming (1908 - 1964), best known for his character James Bond. (Photo by M. McKeown/Express/Getty Images)

Hathaways Cottage
circa 1950: Anne Hathaways cottage in Shottery, near Stratford-Upon-Avon. (Photo by Three Lions/Getty Images)

Churchill Lookalike
5th October 1954: A close-up of a freak potato tuber bearing a resemblance to British prime minister Winston Churchill (1874 - 1965). (Photo by Fox Photos/Getty Images)

Churchillian Steps
8th October 1967: Conservative candidate, grandson and namesake of Britains most famous leader Winston Churchill takes the unlikely step of veering to the left

Mother Cabrini
circa 1950: In the vestibule of the Chapel of the First American Saint, Mother Cabrini, at Manhattan Island, USA, candles burn before her statue. (Photo by George Pickow/Three Lions/Getty Images)

Pearl White
circa 1926: English film star, actress Pearl White (1889 - 1938) driving a horse and trap in the grounds of her house in Long Island, New York. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

The Rev. Hugh Hutton (1795-1871), 1840-1860. Creator: Douglas Y Blakiston
The Rev. Hugh Hutton (1795-1871), 1840-1860. The Reverend Hugh Hutton was minister of the Old Meeting House, Birmingham 1822-51

Intrepid
December 1926: Woman explorer Mrs Glover in her working gear and well armed. (Photo by Fox Photos/Getty Images)

Behind the Scenes
circa 1928: A dressing room full of chorus girls between scenes during the filming of Broadway. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Tchaikovsky
circa 1890: The Russian composer Pyotor Tchaikovsky (1840 - 1893). He was the first Russian composer to establish a reputation with Western audiences. (Photo by Rischgitz/Getty Images)

Portrait of Alderman Henry Hawkes, 1876. Creator: William Thomas Roden
Portrait of Alderman Henry Hawkes, 1876

Portrait of Joseph Moore (1817-1892), 1870. Creator: William Thomas Roden
Portrait of Joseph Moore (1817-1892), 1870

Portrait of William Ewart Gladstone (1809-1898), 1877. Creator: William Thomas Roden
Portrait of William Ewart Gladstone (1809-1898), 1877

Portrait of John Birt Davies, 1873. Creator: William Thomas Roden
Portrait of John Birt Davies, 1873. John Birt Davies was Birminghams first Coroner from 1839 -75

Portrait Of John Henry Chamberlain (1831-1883), 1864. Creator: William Thomas Roden
Portrait Of John Henry Chamberlain (1831-1883), 1864

Portrait Of Samuel Timmins (1826-1902), 1880. Creator: William Thomas Roden
Portrait Of Samuel Timmins (1826-1902), 1880

Portrait Of George Edmonds, 1890. Creator: William Thomas Roden
Portrait Of George Edmonds, 1890

Portrait of John Thackray Bunce (1828-1899), 1879. Creator: William Thomas Roden
Portrait of John Thackray Bunce (1828-1899), 1879

Portrait of Oliver Pemberton (1825-1897), 1867. Creator: William Thomas Roden
Portrait of Oliver Pemberton (1825-1897), 1867

Portrait of Peter Hollins, 1868. Creator: William Thomas Roden
Portrait of Peter Hollins, 1868

Portrait of Edwin Yates, 19th century. Creator: William Thomas Roden
Portrait of Edwin Yates, 19th century. Edwin Yates was Mayor of Birmingham in 1865

Portrait of Alderman Edward Corn Osborne, 1873. Creator: William Thomas Roden
Portrait of Alderman Edward Corn Osborne, 1873

Portrait of Samuel Lines (1778-1863), 1863. Creator: William Thomas Roden
Portrait of Samuel Lines (1778-1863), 1863

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"Unveiling the Multifaceted Gems: Exploring the Tapestry of Personality" Chef Keith Floyd at The Maltsters Arms, Tuckenhay April 1992: A culinary maestro with a zest for life, Chef Keith Floyd's personality was as vibrant and flavorful as his delectable creations. Dylan Thomas Drinking & Smoking: In the smoky haze of cigarettes and whiskey, Dylan Thomas embodied a rebellious spirit that fueled his poetic genius. William Matthews, champion Cornish wrestler. 1911: With brawny strength and unwavering determination, William Matthews personified resilience in the world of Cornish wrestling. Captain Tom Gundry, champion Cornish wrestler. Probably early 1880s: As an embodiment of power and skill on the wrestling mat, Captain Tom Gundry left an indelible mark on Cornwall's sporting history. Portrait Of Sioux Chief Sitting Bull: The regal gaze of Sioux Chief Sitting Bull captured not only his leadership qualities but also his deep connection to ancestral wisdom and courage. John Geach, Polperro, Cornwall. Before 1893: Through weathered features etched by time's passage, John Geach epitomized the rugged resilience found within coastal communities like Polperro in Cornwall. Captive Audience: With captivating charisma that held all attention hostage, this individual possessed a magnetic personality capable of leaving others spellbound in their presence. David Attenborough - British naturalist: David Attenborough's gentle demeanor belied an insatiable curiosity about nature's wonders—a testament to his profound passion for conservation and storytelling alike. Rorkes Drift Amidst chaos and adversity at Rorke's Drift battlefield stood individuals whose unwavering bravery showcased extraordinary facets of human character under extreme circumstances. Phrenological model traits.