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00264 Collection: Sunday Pictorial Pictorial Beach Contest at Felixstowe. The crowd seated in their

Sunday Pictorial Pictorial Beach Contest at Felixstowe. The crowd seated in their deck chairs on the beach watching the show taking place on stage. 22nd July 1958

Sunday Pictorial Pictorial Beach Contest. 15th July 1958

00264 Collection: Sunday Pictorial Pictorial Beach Contest at Ramsgate. Four women pushing a man in

Sunday Pictorial Pictorial Beach Contest at Ramsgate. Four women pushing a man in to the swimming pool from the diving board. 22nd July 1958

Jenny Clare seen here posing with her Leyland Mini 6th October 1972

00264 Collection: Riga, the chief russian seaport on the Baltic & has now fallen into the hands of

Riga, the chief russian seaport on the Baltic & has now fallen into the hands of the enemy Circa August 1917. Newspaper Caption: Russian officer describes the situation to British officers

Riga, the chief russian seaport on the Baltic & has now fallen into the hands of the enemy Circa August 1917. Newspaper Caption: British officer, assisted by a russian soldier

Riga, the chief russian seaport on the Baltic & has now fallen into the hands of the enemy Circa August 1917. British & Russian officers attached to the British Armoured Cars, hold up transport

Riga, the chief russian seaport on the Baltic & has now fallen into the hands of the enemy Circa August 1917. Newspaper Caption: a motor lorry is held up and the men taken off

Riga, the chief russian seaport on the Baltic & has now fallen into the hands of the enemy Circa August 1917. Newspaper Caption: British officer, assisted by a russian soldier

Riga, the chief russian seaport on the Baltic & has now fallen into the hands of the enemy Circa August 1917. Newspaper Caption: British officer gives a rifle to a russian soldier

Riga, the chief russian seaport on the Baltic & has now fallen into the hands of the enemy Circa August 1917. Newspaper Caption: A few of the 800 men who were collected to stop the german cavalry

Riga, the chief russian seaport on the Baltic & has now fallen into the hands of the enemy Circa August 1917. Newspaper Caption

00264 Collection: Australia v. England: One Day Series in Sydney. England

Australia v. England: One Day Series in Sydney. England and Australian players celebrate Christmas in fancy dress. Graham Gooch, David Gower. December 1979

England vs. West Indies. West Indians cheer their team. July 1973

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