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Images Dated 1st January 1974 (page 2)

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Snow scenes in Cleveland. 1974

Sir William Turners Almshouses, Kirkleatham, North Yorkshire. 1974

Billingham leek show. 1974

Ex-miner takes up painting, Teesside. 1974

The construction of the Westfield Estate, Loftus. 1974

The lamps at the Municipal Buildings, Dale Street, Liverpool, Merseyside. Circa 1974

Images Dated 1st January 1974: Muhammad Ali getting a piggy back from another guest at a press conference

Muhammad Ali getting a piggy back from another guest at a press conference. 1st January 1974

Images Dated 1st January 1974: Former Goon Spike Milligan is pictured on the set of the film

Former Goon Spike Milligan is pictured on the set of the film The Great McGonagall. Circa : 1974

Images Dated 1st January 1974: Everton v Leicester City. George Telfer takes on the Leicester City defence

Everton v Leicester City. George Telfer takes on the Leicester City defence. Circa 1974 P011376

Images Dated 1st January 1974: Manchester Uniteds Sammy Melton find himself at the end of Ipswich

Manchester Uniteds Sammy Melton find himself at the end of Ipswichs Allan Hunter. January 1974 P012520

Jane Seymour British actress 1974

Janet Suzman and Richard Johnson to play the role of Anthony and Cleopatra 1974

Mike Summerbee in action for Manchester City 1974

Mike Summerbee in action for Manchester City against Middlesbrough, 1974

Images Dated 1st January 1974: Jimmy Weatherby (left) and Alan Nelson unload equipment salvaged from Elemore Colliery

Jimmy Weatherby (left) and Alan Nelson unload equipment salvaged from Elemore Colliery, January 1974

Ford Escort Ghia 1974 - Motor Car Ford

Marc Bolan also of rock group TRex January 1974

Triumph Dolomite 1974 - Moto Car

Citroen Dyane 1974 - Motor Cars France French Citroen

Ford Cortina 1974 - Motor Cars

The Clifton Suspension Bridge at Bristol England Circa 1974

Images Dated 1st January 1974: Conservative Prime Minister Edward Ted Heath meets a giant panda at the London Zoo circa

Conservative Prime Minister Edward Ted Heath meets a giant panda at the London Zoo circa 1974

Images Dated 1st January 1974: John Alderton actor with Pauline Collins playing the leading role in Judies a new play at

John Alderton actor with Pauline Collins playing the leading role in Judies a new play at the Comedy Theatre in Londons West End DBase

Ryan O Neal Actor - January 1974 Dbase MSI

Images Dated 1st January 1974: Al Feuerbach (Feuerback) wins the shotput 1974 A©Mirrorpix

Al Feuerbach (Feuerback) wins the shotput 1974 A©Mirrorpix
Al Feuerbach (Feuerback) wins the shotput 1974 © Mirrorpix

John Wayne actor picture shows him as a baby and as he is now 1974

George Savalas Greek actor Circa 1974

Gordon Jackson in tv programme Upstairs Downstairs 1974

Images Dated 1st January 1974: Max Wall comedian in 1974 A©mirrorpix

Max Wall comedian in 1974 A©mirrorpix
Max Wall comedian in 1974 © mirrorpix

Commonwealth Games January 1974 Modupe Oshikoya Nigeria

Merchant vessel Yorkshire under construction in 1974

Rugby - John (JJ) Williams - Llanelli and Wales - Jan 1974

Images Dated 1st January 1974: Henry Kissinger 56th United States Secretary of State previous appointments include

Henry Kissinger 56th United States Secretary of State previous appointments include US National Security Advisor during the Nixon administration. Circa 1974

Leeds United captain Billy Bremner in action Circa 1974

George Best alone with his thoughts on a deserted spanish beach Circa 1974

George Best with a over sized straw hat Circa 1974

Crystal Palace football team seen here dressed as gangsters. Circa 1974

Marc Bolan Pop Singer Dbase MSI

Images Dated 1st January 1974: Six engineers from the British Gas Research Corporation built this hang glider from plans

Six engineers from the British Gas Research Corporation built this hang glider from plans for £ 50 in January 1974

Images Dated 1st January 1974: Nine year old Marion Scott in a 1974 Brownie Uniform. The current tinic costs about

Nine year old Marion Scott in a 1974 Brownie Uniform. The current tinic costs about £ 1.50, the tie 18p and the beret 35p

A Chinese wedding feast in a North East restaurant in 1974

Images Dated 1st January 1974: A policeman having a joke with a clown at the opening of the Newcastle Festival Parade in

A policeman having a joke with a clown at the opening of the Newcastle Festival Parade in 1974

Images Dated 1st January 1974: Twelve year old Kevin Taylor of Fenham living it up in Spaceage Inflatable at Denton Dene

Twelve year old Kevin Taylor of Fenham living it up in Spaceage Inflatable at Denton Dene, Newcastle in 1974

A giant Grain Unloader at Wallsend slipway in 1974

Hedley-on-the-Hills mobile polling station in 1974

Images Dated 1st January 1974: Donald Hardie and his wife Sally (left) talk to a young myum

Donald Hardie and his wife Sally (left) talk to a young myum and her children at Alnwick during election time in 1974

Images Dated 1st January 1974: Faced with empty seats at the hall where they had arranged to meet farmers at Hexham mark

Faced with empty seats at the hall where they had arranged to meet farmers at Hexham mark Hughes and fellow labour candidate Eric Wade were forced to leave

Images Dated 1st January 1974: Donald Hardie and his wife Sally (right) talkt to Mrs Kathleen Pendleton

Donald Hardie and his wife Sally (right) talkt to Mrs Kathleen Pendleton and her son Craig, 3, and Miss Dorothy Robson at Alnwick during the elections in 1974

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