Telly Collection (page 2)

Apollo 16 television transmission of Lunar Module ascent stage lift off, April 23, 1972. The flame from the Apollo 16 Lunar Module " Orion" ascent stage engine creates a kaleidoscope effect

Young woman lying down with remote in her hand

?Or perhaps you find a night in front of the telly... ?, 1995
?Or perhaps you find a night in front of the telly...?, 1995. Colour hotolithograph recruiting poster published by the Armed Forces Careers office, 1996. Date: 1996

Young woman on the couch with remote in her hand

Europe, England, Penny Hedley. These quaint red telephone booths, this one near Penny Hedley, Wiltshire, once dotted the countryside in England

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"Telly: A Journey through Time and Style" Step back in time with Ben Riley as he takes us on a mesmerizing jazz journey during the BBC TV recording of "Jazz Goes to College Cambridge" in 1966. Ian Ogilvy, embodying the suave character of The Saint, cruises through the streets in his sleek 1977 Jaguar XJS. The creator behind this iconic TV character remains unknown but has left an indelible mark on television history. The elegant dress worn by Isabel Sanford as Louise Jefferson on "The Jeffersons" in 1979 showcases timeless fashion that still captivates our hearts today. Vladimir Vysotsky, a Russian singer, poet, and actor, enchants audiences with his soul-stirring performances in 1979. His talent knows no bounds as he effortlessly captures our emotions. Patrick Macnee and Diana Rigg grace the screen while filming "The Avengers" at Beaulieu in their stylish 1905 Vauxhall. Their chemistry is electric, leaving viewers eagerly awaiting each new episode. Charles Duke immortalizes the breathtaking view of Orion from the lunar surface through his lens. This awe-inspiring image reminds us of humanity's incredible achievements beyond Earth's boundaries. Marla Gibbs stuns as Florence Johnston on "The Jeffersons, " donning a dress and belt that exude confidence and elegance throughout her tenure from 1977 to 1980. Ernest "Ernie" Robinson fearlessly rides into action using his trusted horse saddle circa 1971. His daring stunts leave us breathless and remind us of the unsung heroes behind every great production. Nona Hendryx rocks an unforgettable costume during Labelle's performance in 1975. Her bold style reflects both her individuality and the spirit of an era defined by artistic expression. Nichelle Nichols graces our screens as Lt.