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00945 Collection

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00945 Collection: The News of the World Star Gala. Ron Moody, left, and Roger Moore are pictured

The News of the World Star Gala. Ron Moody, left, and Roger Moore are pictured. 10th May 1969

The News of the World Star Gala. 10th May 1969

00945 Collection: Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa. Published 13th April 1980

Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa. Published 13th April 1980. A John Smith Sunday People Feature

00945 Collection: Huddersfield Town v Newcastle United. David Mills scores the equaliser

Huddersfield Town v Newcastle United. David Mills scores the equaliser and the fans go wild. League Division Two, final score 2-2. Leeds Road, Huddersfield. 7th May 1984

The News of the World Star Gala. Ron Moody and Roger Moore are pictured. 10th May 1969

The News of the World Star Gala. Roger Moore. 10th May 1969

00945 Collection: Children on Exmouth beach looking at an ancient Barrel Organ which Mr Percy Tucker

Children on Exmouth beach looking at an ancient Barrel Organ which Mr Percy Tucker (not pictured) had the opportunity to play as his Dream Wish from the Daily Mirror (competition)

00945 Collection: Teaching Robert the Macaw to talk. Robert, a blue and yellow Macaw perches outside a pet

Teaching Robert the Macaw to talk. Robert, a blue and yellow Macaw perches outside a pet shop in Brixton market and talks to the passing shoppers. Most people stop to have a word with him

An open air picture exhibition in Ludgate Gardens, London. 1st June 1954

00945 Collection: Princess Muna al-Hussein of Jordan is shown around Elstree Studios Roger Moore

Princess Muna al-Hussein of Jordan is shown around Elstree Studios Roger Moore. 26th July 1966

00945 Collection: 'How much is that dog in the window'. A man holding a dog inside Alderbournes

"How much is that dog in the window". A man holding a dog inside Alderbournes
" How much is that dog in the window". A man holding a dog inside Alderbournes pet shop in Lansdowne Row, Mayfair, London. 1st June 1954

An open air restaurant in Ludgate Gardens, London. 1st June 1954

The News of the World Star Gala. Ron Moody and Mark Lester are pictured. 10th May 1969

The News of the World Star Gala. Tony Blackburn is pictured. 10th May 1969

00945 Collection: The News of the World Star Gala. Judges, including Roger Moore

The News of the World Star Gala. Judges, including Roger Moore, Tony Blackburn and Ron Moody. 10th May 1969

00945 Collection: The News of the World Star Gala. Judges, including Tony Blackburn and Roger Moore

The News of the World Star Gala. Judges, including Tony Blackburn and Roger Moore. 10th May 1969

00945 Collection: The News of the World Star Gala. Tony Blackburn, Ron Moody and Roger Moore are pictured

The News of the World Star Gala. Tony Blackburn, Ron Moody and Roger Moore are pictured. 10th May 1969

Roger Moore and his wife Luisa heading off on their honeymoon. 13th April 1969

Billy Connolly, Charity Walk, Scotstoun, Glasgow, Scotland, 9th June 1982

Bananas for sale at a market in Kampala, Uganda. 27th February 1977

Jeremy Irons with Patricia Hodge September 1983

Botswana children wash in the Okauango Delta Msi

Duala Market Randall Street Monrovia, Liberia March 1980

00945 Collection: David and Marion Donaldson, Fashion Designer, husband and wife team

David and Marion Donaldson, Fashion Designer, husband and wife team, pictured at clothing factory in Candleriggs, Glasgow, Scotland, 6th June 1997

00945 Collection: Marion Donaldson, Fashion Designer, pictured at clothing factory in Candleriggs, Glasgow

Marion Donaldson, Fashion Designer, pictured at clothing factory in Candleriggs, Glasgow, Scotland, 6th June 1997

Street scene in Kampala, Uganda. 27th February 1977

00945 Collection: Hi - Mind the nose! The children love it. Baby the Great Indian Hornbill, loves it

Hi - Mind the nose! The children love it. Baby the Great Indian Hornbill, loves it. Only Alfred Woods, head keeper at London Zoos bird house

00945 Collection: The wedding reception of Roger Moore and Luisa Mattioli at the Royal Garden Hotel

The wedding reception of Roger Moore and Luisa Mattioli at the Royal Garden Hotel, Kensington. 11th April 1969

The News of the World Star Gala. Ron Moody. 10th May 1969

00945 Collection: Cholmondely of Chessington Zoo is a chimp with a sense of humour at the best of times

Cholmondely of Chessington Zoo is a chimp with a sense of humour at the best of times, but when Jane Yendall took him for a walk in the hall of mirrors he really laughed his head off

00945 Collection: It was exactly 11. 50am on a cold bright morning at Trafalgar Square when four 8 year old

It was exactly 11. 50am on a cold bright morning at Trafalgar Square when four 8 year old
It was exactly 11.50am on a cold bright morning at Trafalgar Square when four 8 year old sea lions flipped and flapped their way down the steps at Trafalgar Square

00945 Collection: David and Marion Donaldson, Fashion Designers, husband and wife team

David and Marion Donaldson, Fashion Designers, husband and wife team, pictured at their factory in Candleriggs, Glasgow, Scotland, Published 28th May 1987

Market traders on Water Street Monrovia, Liberia buying and selling food March 1980

The wedding of Roger Moore and Luisa Mattioli at Caxton Hall. 11th April 1969

Lunch hour sunbathers sit on the steps of St Pauls Cathedral, London. 1st June 1954

The Pantee Stores, outsize underwear specialists, Brixton Market, London. 1st June 1954

00945 Collection: The sun shining through the new leafs on the trees near the Union Canal, Paddington

The sun shining through the new leafs on the trees near the Union Canal, Paddington, London. 1st June 1954

00945 Collection: Workmen sit on a wall of a city street and enjoy their lunch break

Workmen sit on a wall of a city street and enjoy their lunch break, watching the girls go by. 1st June 1954

00945 Collection: At the back of Oxford Street is a busy school, and at around 5 o clock

At the back of Oxford Street is a busy school, and at around 5 o clock, when the children leave, many have to cross the frightful traffic of Oxford Street, London

00945 Collection: Keeping Canterbury clean, Mr Sidney Smith sweeps the roads of Canterbury, Kent

Keeping Canterbury clean, Mr Sidney Smith sweeps the roads of Canterbury, Kent. 1st June 1954

00945 Collection: 2 year old Alan is a great hunter of pigeons. Only they are a bit faster then he is

2 year old Alan is a great hunter of pigeons. Only they are a bit faster then he is. Canterbury Cathedral yard, Canterbury, Kent. 1st June 1954

00945 Collection: With 30 passengers aboard, the sea tractor at work between Burgh Island

With 30 passengers aboard, the sea tractor at work between Burgh Island and mainland at Bigbury on Sea, Devon. 13th June 1956

Singer Dorothy Squires with her husband, actor Roger Moore. 14th March 1958

00945 Collection: William Wolfe (centre) National Convenor (leader) of the Scottish National Party (SNP

William Wolfe (centre) National Convenor (leader) of the Scottish National Party (SNP) seen here during a tour of the National Engineering Laboratory at East Kilbride. 30th January 1970

A Tudor house is moved to a new location within Exeter, Devon. 12th December 1961

00945 Collection: William Wolfe (right) National Convenor (leader) of the Scottish National Party (SNP

William Wolfe (right) National Convenor (leader) of the Scottish National Party (SNP) seen here during a tour of the National Engineering Laboratory at East Kilbride. 30th January 1970

00945 Collection: Faked UFO image created by the Hamilton Advertiser to illustrate extraterrestrial

Faked UFO image created by the Hamilton Advertiser to illustrate extraterrestrial visitations. 3rd January 1970

00945 Collection: Bright Idea! Two Hamilton schoolboys seen here modelling the latest safety headwear

Bright Idea! Two Hamilton schoolboys seen here modelling the latest safety headwear, a flashing helmet to let motorists know that children are crossing the road. 3rd January 1970

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