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The Peoples dispensary for sick animals - PDSA Centre. July 1952 C3468

00007 Collection: Herstmonceux Castle The Royal Greenwich Observatory - the RGO - took possession of

Herstmonceux Castle The Royal Greenwich Observatory - the RGO - took possession of Herstmonceux Castle in 1948, when it moved from Greenwich in southeast London and converted the house

00007 Collection: Danish Princesses Benedicte and Anne - Marie with Miss Mary North

Danish Princesses Benedicte and Anne - Marie with Miss Mary North and Prince Richard of Gloucester, Battersea Pleasure Gardens. June 1952 C3193-002

Chessington Zoo. Capt. Engler with wolf cubs. July 1952 C3474-001

00007 Collection: Mechanical Brain. One of the first computers to be used in business in the U. K

Mechanical Brain. One of the first computers to be used in business in the U. K
Mechanical Brain. One of the first computers to be used in business in the U.K. July 1952 C3465-001

Herstmonceux Castle The Royal Greenwich Observatory - the RGO - took possession of Herstmonceux Castle in 1948, when it moved from Greenwich in southeast London and converted the house

00007 Collection: BOAC Mechanics servicing the engines of the Comet airliners at Heathrow airport

BOAC Mechanics servicing the engines of the Comet airliners at Heathrow airport. July 1952 C3467-001

00007 Collection: Bill Haley and his Comets - Cardiff - 22 Feb 1957. Given the slip by their idol

Bill Haley and his Comets - Cardiff - 22 Feb 1957. Given the slip by their idol, Bill Haley, these teenagers outside a Cardiff hotel console themselves with autographed pictures of his band

Herstmonceux Castle The Royal Greenwich Observatory - the RGO - took possession of Herstmonceux Castle in 1948, when it moved from Greenwich in southeast London and converted the house

Gondola - Built by Jasper Hughes at Looe. July 1952 C3508-001

Herstmonceux Castle The Royal Greenwich Observatory - the RGO - took possession of Herstmonceux Castle in 1948, when it moved from Greenwich in southeast London and converted the house

Bernadette Devlin MP for Northern Ireland talking to workers in Fulham 1969

Bernadette Devlin MP for Northern Ireland talking to workers in Fulham 1969-995-Roll A

Alan Ball working with Theo Walcott during his days at Southampton, Circa 1995

Alan Ball working with Theo Walcott during his days at Southampton Circa 1995

Alan Ball working with Theo Walcott during his days at Southampton, Circa 1995

00007 Collection: Maureen Connolly - U. S. Tennis Player. May 1952 C2561

Maureen Connolly - U. S. Tennis Player. May 1952 C2561
Maureen Connolly - U.S. Tennis Player. May 1952 C2561

00007 Collection: A flying machine built by Mr E Mines, an engineer, at a Doncaster flying meeting in 1909

A flying machine built by Mr E Mines, an engineer, at a Doncaster flying meeting in 1909. The machine never flew. 1909

Alan Ball working with Theo Walcott during his days at Southampton, Circa 1995

Herstmonceux Castle The Royal Greenwich Observatory - the RGO - took possession of Herstmonceux Castle in 1948, when it moved from Greenwich in southeast London and converted the house

Alan Ball working with Theo Walcott during his days at Southampton, Circa 1995

Danish Princesses Benedicte and Anne - Marie with Miss Mary North and Prince Richard of Gloucester, Battersea Pleasure Gardens. June 1952 C3193-004

France Paris Gardens of the Palais de Versailles 1969

00007 Collection: Gussie Moran tennis player arriving at Heathrow June 1949 holding three good luck

Gussie Moran tennis player arriving at Heathrow June 1949 holding three good luck medallions : a St Christopher medal a four leaf clover

00007 Collection: King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visit the East End, London during WW2 1939 - 1945

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visit the East End, London during WW2 1939 - 1945 A serviceman shows a picture of two children Queen Mother Duke

00007 Collection: Women during WW2 - 1939 Parents and children help to sandbag the main entrance to

Women during WW2 - 1939 Parents and children help to sandbag the main entrance to manchester Grammer School before the school was re opened after the begining of the war WW2

00007 Collection: Miss Gussie Moran in tears June 1950 after what she considered a bad display

Miss Gussie Moran in tears June 1950 after what she considered a bad display International tennis stars at tennis garden party at Hurlingham Club in Fulham Gorgeous Gussie Gertrude Moran Gussie Moran

00007 Collection: Suffragettes Under Arrest November 1911 Mrs Pethwick Lawrence Suffragette is

Suffragettes Under Arrest November 1911 Mrs Pethwick Lawrence Suffragette is escorted by Officers to Cannon Row Police Station after raid on Parliament Square London

Bernard Manning wearing crown fists clenched January 1986 vfr1

Kenny Gibson June 1998, SNP leader of Glasgow City Council in Scotland

Nicola Sturgeon Kenny Gibson and Jim Byrne May 1999 of the SNP in Scotland

00007 Collection: Gussie Moran tennis player pants worn at Wimbledon June 1947 Gorgeous Gussie

Gussie Moran tennis player pants worn at Wimbledon June 1947 Gorgeous Gussie Gertrude Moran Gussie Moran vfr1

Kenny Gibson 1998, SNP leader of Glasgow City Council in Scotland

Bernard Manning at home lying on couch November 1989

Bernard Manning comedian eating a Walls Arctic Roll dessert. September 1997

00007 Collection: 00007433 Bernard Manning sitting on roof of Rolls Royce April 1981

00007433 Bernard Manning sitting on roof of Rolls Royce April 1981 vfr1

Tanveer Ahmed Glasgow lightweight Boxer with his arms round sparring partner Scott Dixon

00007 Collection: Kenneth Gibson Glasgow council SNP leader July 1998 Scottish National Party

Kenneth Gibson Glasgow council SNP leader July 1998 Scottish National Party leader of party in Glasgow Council

00007 Collection: Scuttled German fleet sinks into sea at scapa Flow WWI in Scotland

Scuttled German fleet sinks into sea at scapa Flow WWI in Scotland. War War One scuttled German Fleet Surrender. 21st June 1919

00007 Collection: 12th Annual Women of the Year Luncheon October 1966 in aid of Greater London Fund for

12th Annual Women of the Year Luncheon October 1966 in aid of Greater London Fund for the blind at the Savoy Hotel WC2 Lady Nancy Astor left with Lady Brocklehurst at the luncheon

Welterweight Scott Dixon in training. September 1996

Bernard Manning comedian with plate of McCains Less fat chips

00007 Collection: Television programmes Dr Who May 1965 a scene from the TV series with William Hartnell as

Television programmes Dr Who May 1965 a scene from the TV series with William Hartnell as Dr Who John Maxim as Frankenstein and Malcolm Rogers as Count Dracula vfr1

00007 Collection: Miss Muriel Matters, suffragette, pictured in the basket of a hot air balloon with a

Miss Muriel Matters, suffragette, pictured in the basket of a hot air balloon with a megaphone as Suffragettes attempt to disrupt the Opening of Parliament by Airship. 16th February 1909

00007 Collection: Suffragettes Miss Christabel Pankhurst addressing an unemployed meeting dbase msi

Suffragettes Miss Christabel Pankhurst addressing an unemployed meeting dbase msi Womens Rights Movement

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