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00263 Collection

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00263 Collection: Pele of Brazil and Bobby Moore of England exchange shirts after the World Cup Group C

Pele of Brazil and Bobby Moore of England exchange shirts after the World Cup Group C game at the Estadio Jalisco in Guadalajara

Liverpool footballer Ian Callaghan. 9th August 1965

00263 Collection: European Cup Semi Final Second Leg at Old Trafford. Manchester United 1 v AC Milan

European Cup Semi Final Second Leg at Old Trafford. Manchester United 1 v AC Milan 0. (Milan win 2-1 on aggregate). AC Milan goalkeeper Cudicini under pressure during a United attack

00263 Collection: English League Division One match at Fratton Park. Portsmouth 0 v Liverpool 2

English League Division One match at Fratton Park. Portsmouth 0 v Liverpool 2. John Aldridge of Liverpool shoots at goal as goalkeeper Alan Knight comes out to save. 27th February 1988

00263 Collection: Signpost near the town of Carlingford in County Louth, Republic of Ireland

Signpost near the town of Carlingford in County Louth, Republic of Ireland. Circa 1960

A typical Irish timber travelling carriage seen here in Killarney. 8th November 1935

00263 Collection: The Rosary being reunited at the foot of the wayside grotto of '

The Rosary being reunited at the foot of the wayside grotto of " Our Lady of Lourdes" at Kilmacanogue in County Wicklow, 19th May 1934

00263 Collection: Kylemore Castle on the Killary, Connemara. Builted by Mitchell Henry MP

Kylemore Castle on the Killary, Connemara. Builted by Mitchell Henry MP and now converted in to a nunnery for a order of Benedictine nuns. 31st May 1935

00263 Collection: A car crossing crossing over the border into Northern Ireland from the Republic of

A car crossing crossing over the border into Northern Ireland from the Republic of Ireland. Circa 1960

00263 Collection: Customs officer checking the documents of a man on a bicycle at the Border Post between

Customs officer checking the documents of a man on a bicycle at the Border Post between Northern Ireland and the Republic. Circa 1960

00263 Collection: Sunderland footballer Don Revie signing autographs for young fans

Sunderland footballer Don Revie signing autographs for young fans. 23rd February 1957

00263 Collection: Manchester City footballer Don Revie pictured at Roker Park to discuss transfer

Manchester City footballer Don Revie pictured at Roker Park to discuss transfer arrangements with Sunderland directors. 9th November 1956

00263 Collection: Footballers Don Revie (left), Dennis Viollett and Albert Quixall attending a strike

Footballers Don Revie (left), Dennis Viollett and Albert Quixall attending a strike meeting in Manchester, organised by Players Union chairman Jimmy Hill. 19th December 1960

00263 Collection: English League Division One match at Highbury. Arsenal 2 v Manchester City 2

English League Division One match at Highbury. Arsenal 2 v Manchester City 2. Citys Don Revie points the way to goalkeeper Bert Trautmann during the match. 19th September 1953

00263 Collection: Manchester City footballer Don Revie, shortly before leaving for Sunderland FC

Manchester City footballer Don Revie, shortly before leaving for Sunderland FC. 29th October 1956

00263 Collection: a fisherman makes his way down to the harbour on Ireland

a fisherman makes his way down to the harbour on Irelands Atlantic coast in the middle distance is Blasket Isle. 29th January 1953

00263 Collection: English League Division One match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Burnley 3

English League Division One match at Elland Road. Leeds United 2 v Burnley 3. Don Revie of Leeds challenges Miller of Burnley for the high ball. 22nd August 1959

00263 Collection: Killruddery House in the County of Wicklow is home to the Brabazon Family

Killruddery House in the County of Wicklow is home to the Brabazon Family (the Earls of Meath) since 1618. Killruddery Gardens are unique in that they are the oldest in Ireland still surviving in

00263 Collection: Leicester City footballer Don Revie (left) poses with club directors during a training

Leicester City footballer Don Revie (left) poses with club directors during a training session. 31st March 1949

00263 Collection: English League Division One match at Craven Cottage. Fulham 1 v Manchester City 2

English League Division One match at Craven Cottage. Fulham 1 v Manchester City 2. Citys Don Revie in action during the match. 3rd November 1951

00263 Collection: Lorry load of Daleks are prepared to be transported to the Cannes Film Festival via Dover

Lorry load of Daleks are prepared to be transported to the Cannes Film Festival via Dover, where they will be used to promote new film Dr Who and the Daleks

00263 Collection: Manchester City footballer Don Revie pictured with his son Duncan in the back garden of

Manchester City footballer Don Revie pictured with his son Duncan in the back garden of the family home. 4th August 1955

00263 Collection: Fishermen seen here on Achill Island County Mayo Ireland repairing their lobster pots

Fishermen seen here on Achill Island County Mayo Ireland repairing their lobster pots 20th June 1938

00263 Collection: Royal Ballet Company dancers Lesley Collier aged 22 from Orpington and Marilyn Thompson

Royal Ballet Company dancers Lesley Collier aged 22 from Orpington and Marilyn Thompson, 21 from San Francisco, practice their printed out dance routine

00263 Collection: Queen Elizabeth June 1978 and the Duke sitting in a horse-drawn carriage during a vist

Queen Elizabeth June 1978 and the Duke sitting in a horse-drawn carriage during a vist to the Channel Islands

00263 Collection: John Keenan Off Licence - Every tiny store, such as this in Carlingford

John Keenan Off Licence - Every tiny store, such as this in Carlingford, Eire is stocked to the full of whisky, gin, sherry, and brandy. 1963

Galway, Eire, Ireland. Fishing boats in a bay

Children playing a game of blow football, 5th April 1940

00263 Collection: Charley Perree, a land owner on the Channel Island of Sark

Charley Perree, a land owner on the Channel Island of Sark, who drove Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip when they visited the island. Circa 1949

00263 Collection: One of the traditional farmhouses with a thatched roof over looking the fields

One of the traditional farmhouses with a thatched roof over looking the fields and hills of Glencolumbkille in County Donegal 7th September 1963

The rocky coastline near Portrush in County Londonderry Northern Ireland. 25th April 1928

Orange Order Battle of the Boyne day parade through the streets of Belfast 13th July 1935

00263 Collection: General view of the harbour in St Helier on the Channel Island of Jersey

General view of the harbour in St Helier on the Channel Island of Jersey, with the castle in the background. August 1977

00263 Collection: Crowds await the arrival of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at St Peter Port in Guernsey

Crowds await the arrival of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at St Peter Port in Guernsey on her royal visit to the Channel Islands with her husband Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. 29th July 1957

00263 Collection: Farmer gathering in the hay in the hills and fields over looking the County Donegal

Farmer gathering in the hay in the hills and fields over looking the County Donegal village of Glencolumbkille watched by his dog 7th September 1963

A view of Jerbourg Point on the island of Guernsey, Channel Islands. September 1965

00263 Collection: A woman tries out a new bathing machine at the Water Spalsh beach at St

A woman tries out a new bathing machine at the Water Spalsh beach at St. Ouens Bay on the Channel Island of Jersey. Its is in the form of a portabnle rocket

00263 Collection: Daily Mirror Debutants Ball 1958 at the Dorchester Hotel in London, 7th May 1958

Daily Mirror Debutants Ball 1958 at the Dorchester Hotel in London, 7th May 1958. CENTRE Barbara Lambert, Daily Mirror Deb Of The Year

00263 Collection: Mark Hughes celebrates his goal for Manchester United in the 1990 FA Cup final against

Mark Hughes celebrates his goal for Manchester United in the 1990 FA Cup final against Crystal Palace. The match ended 3-3 with United winning the replay 1-0. 12th May 1990

00263 Collection: West Ham United Players Overseas visit to Israel, May 1973

West Ham United Players Overseas visit to Israel, May 1973. Left to Right: Bobby Moore, Frank Lampard, Bobby Ferguson and Ted MacDougall

00263 Collection: Eric Cantona football Manchester United FC player looks dejected after the game

Eric Cantona football Manchester United FC player looks dejected after the game against Borussia Dortmund. 23/04/1997. *STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE. FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY

00263 Collection: England skipper Bobby Moore with 26 year old Nova Western A West Ham supporter playing

England skipper Bobby Moore with 26 year old Nova Western A West Ham supporter playing soccer start at the Harrogate Toy Fair, Nova is promoting a new football battle. January 1972

00263 Collection: Sport: Cricket: Australia v. England: One Day Series in Sydney

Sport: Cricket: Australia v. England: One Day Series in Sydney. England players Ian Botham and David Gower. December 1979

00263 Collection: Football: England v. Italy: Bobby Moore presentations to celebrate his 107th cap for

Football: England v. Italy: Bobby Moore presentations to celebrate his 107th cap for England. 14th June 1973

00263 Collection: Cricket World Cup 1992 - Australia: England Cricket Team. Ian Botham

Cricket World Cup 1992 - Australia: England Cricket Team. Ian Botham. March 1992 DM-1894-388

West Ham 1 v. Everton 0: Come on lads Bobby Moore puzzles out a move. August 1971 P030964

Will Carling saw the power of the All Blacks playing for England MSI

00263 Collection: A general view of Industrial Motherwell, with Motherwell Bricks Workd in Centre

A general view of Industrial Motherwell, with Motherwell Bricks Workd in Centre, 24th October 1945

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